GVH Live

10/25/2016

Abortion rights is one of the social issues that most divides millennial opinion with over 40% of the demographic arguing for and over 40% arguing against its legality. Though recent polls show Americans shy away from the labels “pro-life” and “pro-choice”, the issue is undoubtedly on their radar, and it was about time the candidates address such a contentious issue directly when the subject was brought up in the third and final Presidential Debate on October 19th. Unsurprisingly Donald Trump and Secretary Clinton’s views were distinctly polarized.

Our digital series provides the millennial perspective on this hot topic and our latest Huff Post blog by Molly McElwee reexamines the issue post-presidential debates. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/gvh-live-/could-spotlight-on-aborti_b_12643354.html

10/18/2016

A recent Gallup poll showed that only 47% of U.S. adults, ages 18 to 35, would "definitely vote in the upcoming presidential election. Our Jacob Smith talks to Kwame Jackson at Millennial Week about why he feels not voting would be a

10/17/2016

The history of presidential elections is, at times, polarizing and unpredictable and this year's election seems to top them all, but a professor at American University, Allan Lichtman, says that history has already revealed a winner.

10/03/2016

More than 84 million people tuned in to watch the first Presidential Debate of the 2016 race, making it the most watched in debate history. Our Molly McElwee went to a Washington, DC watch party to gain perspective from those in attendance.

09/15/2016

Hillary's health conspiracy has suddenly become a reality. Are millennials beginning to turn on her?

09/15/2016

Nearly a quarter of millennials believe the next president should make criminal justice reform their top priority. Yet, here we are, debating over whether Hillary is healthy enough to run and how deplorable Trump supporters are.

09/14/2016

There aren't many job opportunities out there for millennials, and that's unlikely to change under a Trump or Clinton presidency.

09/07/2016

People are ashamed to talk about the disease that's killing them: addiction. In the year 2014, alone, 28,000 people died from drug overdose due to addiction to prescription opioids.

09/02/2016

Emily Ekins: What Trump is really trying to do is assuage white voters’ fears, so they feel better about voting for him, because they don't want to vote for a bigot or racist.

09/02/2016

Pollster: What Trump's outreach will do is kind of soften his appeal among white educated voters, who are reluctant to vote for a candidate that many view as bigoted or even racist.

Whether he's pointing out "his African American" at one of his rallies or politicizing tragedy via Twitter, Donald Trump is no stranger to using unprecedented tactics to galvanize minority voters. A few months ago, Trump called out an audience member at his rally in Redding, California simply becau...

08/29/2016

Trump: "What do you have to lose by trying something new like Trump? What do you have to lose? You live in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs, 58 percent of your youth is unemployed. What the hell do you have to lose?” Now on HuffPost Politics

By, Siraj Hashmi Donald Trump...

08/25/2016

Donald J. Trump is "losing every key electorate in this election at this moment" and currently trails Hillary Clinton by as many as 10 points in some polls. For more: http://goo.gl/860Ue7