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a chance the candidate running in your BY DAILY WILDCAT OPINIONS BOARD open to forgivingdistrict is @DailyWildcat part of your student loans. How about climate Here in America, change? Maybe we love to vote. On reality you’re the person that competitions singing/dancing after and Family Feud, New York Times a recent especially. But article, what if I told that spelled there was somethin out you that society has takenhow close g you could on that — are the you sitting down vote to the edge of disaster,Earth actually matters? — is ready to buy the newest It’s called the it touches on midterm elections and Prius, eat Kale and drink everything that kombucha for potentially affect could every meal and take an your life: healthcar education, national interest in e, your carbon policy and everythinand international footprint. Well, g in-between. why should But we havehere in Arizona YOU a proposition Simple. There vote? that attempts to make some like and dislike, are things that you headway into issue. Propositi right? the Let’s start with on 127 would the states’ utilities tuition. For require state and out-of-sta both inpercent renewabl to operate on 50 te students, has been on tuition by e energy resource the rise 2030. s Well, since every for years. Is educating Arizona congressional, future generatio Arizona’s students ns of seat is up for and one senatorial, grabs this year, Or are you headingof interest to you? there is into the highly rewarding and low-paying professio n
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two years, getting designated pollingout to your place or sending your mail in ballot Nov. 6 is where by to start. Throughout come across this issue, you’ll stories to inform you about the propositions and candidat es, national, that both local and could shape life and the world for the your next two years. We hope you and informat find it helpful ive. From all of us here at the Daily Wildcat, we wish you a happy election season. Bear Down and vote!
Editorials are determined by Daily Wildcat the Opinions Board are written by and its members. They are Editor -in-chief Jasmine Demers, Opinions Editor Toni Marcheva Managing Editor , Marissa Heff Engagaement ernan, Editor Eddie Celaya and Arts & Life Editor Pascal Albright.
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