Spanish Translation of the 2026 PVCC Non-partisan Voter Guide
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Abigail Spanberger Rallies Voters
Two weeks before Election Day, when Virginians will be electing their first female governor, Democratic candidate for governor Abigail Spanberger took to The Jefferson Theater for her Charlottesville Get Out the Vote Rally. Joining her as featured guest speakers were former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and celebrity scientist Bill Nye. The event was scheduled […]
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PVCC’s Election Expo Encourages Students to Vote
On Oct. 23 from 12:45-2 p.m., PVCC’s Election Expo event was hosted by PVCC Civic Sense in the Main Building Event Space. The Election Expo helped engage PVCC students with voting information and politics, featuring information booths on how to vote, tables with local members from the Democratic and Republican parties, cardboard cutouts of presidential […]
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2024 PVCC Non-Partisan Voter Guide
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2023 PVCC Non-Partisan Voter Guide
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Campus Programs Work to Encourage Civically Engaged Student Body
It’s election season, and a group of PVCC students and faculty work tirelessly to help get out the vote on campus. Assistant Professor of Political Science Connie Jorgensen is the director of the Quality Enhancement Plan, also known as the civic engagement program. Civic engagement on campus has only grown since she began directing it. […]
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2022 PVCC Non-Partisan Voter Guide
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2021 PVCC Non-Partisan Voter Guide en español
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The Attack on our Capitol and American Democracy
The events of Jan. 6 will forever be remembered. Those who study it in 100 years will be better able to define the lasting implications than we are now; however, that does not mean we have to wait for answers. As the nation copes with the insurrection that left five Americans dead, including Capitol police […]
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