Wednesday, October 14


Letters to the editor

Backlash against right unacceptable Walking back from the library tonight, I noticed that a sign for a Bruin Republicans meeting had been vandalized. Someone had written the word “kill” in marker in front of the name of the group. Read more...


Electoral College still controversial

In what proved to be a tight race between President George Bush and Sen. John Kerry, the incumbent candidate came out ahead in both the electoral and popular vote, quelling some concerns that this election would be a repeat of 2000. Read more...



Kuehl secures second term for 23rd District

Democratic candidate Sheila Kuehl was elected to serve a second term as the state senator for District 23, which includes Santa Monica and UCLA. For fear of bad luck, Kuehl did not want to speak about the election before the polls closed. Read more...


Students encounter voting confusion

Confusion about polling locations and uncertainty about registration status troubled many UCLA students trying to vote in Tuesday’s election. Some students, after not receiving a notification by mail, weren’t sure if they were registered to vote in Los Angeles County. Read more...


Campus largely supports Kerry

Over 750 UCLA staff, students and faculty were questioned upon leaving their voting locations in a Daily Bruin exit poll taken systematically during Tuesday’s election. The results, with a 3 percent margin of error, showed overwhelming support for presidential candidate Sen. Read more...