FIU College Democrats

10/30/2024

Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is hoping voters make the connection between Scott’s eight years as governor and the escalating cost of home insurance.

11/12/2021

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Join us on Thursday, November 18, for a discussion on bipartisanship with the FIU GOP!

10/13/2021

Ready to kick off the 2022 campaign? So are we! Join us on October 30th in Wynwood (actual location sent when registered) as we kick off the 2022 midterms with elected officials!

The link to register is here: rb.gy/js1p7c

10/06/2021

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With the Virginia elections coming up quickly, one of the easiest things we can do to make an impact is letter writing. We’re very excited to be working with and to give you an introduction to letter writing to voters! We’ll be providing the envelopes, stamps, and letters, all that you have to do is attend and be ready to make an impact!

Sign up at the link in our bio!

10/05/2021

We wish First Lady Casey DeSantis well in her treatment with a speedy recovery and remission. We will her and the DeSantis family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

09/27/2021

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We’re excited to welcome everyone to our third meeting on Thursday, September 30 from 2:30 to 3 where we’ll be discussing Reproductive Rights and the nationwide call to action on October 2nd.

09/20/2021

Come join Hillel and the the Anti-Defamation League on how to identify and combat Antisemitism.

Register with the link below:

https://hillel.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtceCqrTgoE9ZijkvkD0o2O5xCqxw6dDuR

11/08/2020

11/07/2020

BREAKING: Congratulations President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris!

11/03/2020

Florida voters whose ballots are rejected for an error are allowed to fix those errors through Thursday, Nov. 5—two days after Election Day.

As of Oct. 22, 15,003 of 3,210,873 Florida mail ballots cast faced rejection. More ballots could still be rejected. Ballots cast by Black, Hispanic, and young voters are more likely to be flagged for rejection.

1.2% of Black voters and 0.86% of Hispanic voters have had their ballots flagged in Miami-Dade County, versus only 0.48% of white voters, according to an analysis published by The Miami Herald. Black, Hispanic, and young voters are all major voting blocs that largely support Vice Pres. Joe Biden.

Additionally, Florida Democrats are 0.07% more likely than Republicans to have their ballots flagged for potential rejection. Democrats across the state and country have voted by mail more in larger numbers than Republicans.

Voters who have been notified of rejection can find out more about fixing their ballots on their county elections office website.

11/03/2020

It’s VOTING time in Florida! Polls are open 7am until 7pm!

When we , we win!

11/02/2020

The FBI is investigating the road rage incident on Interstate 35.