Opinion | When it comes to voting, Washington needs to do better
By Caleb Lyon | August 4Across many parts of the country, it’s getting harder to engage in the democratic process.
Caleb Lyon (he/him) is the opinion editor for the Front this quarter. He is a fourth-year studying Medieval History with minors in Latin and Law, Diversity, and Justice. Caleb has a wide range of writing interests and is hoping to expand community submissions to the Opinion section during his time at The Front. In his free time, he can be found reading, visiting museums, or enjoying the outdoors. You can reach him at westernfront.opeditor@gmail.com.
Across many parts of the country, it’s getting harder to engage in the democratic process.
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