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Four Auburn University at Montgomery Honors Program students recently went above and beyond their class assignment to rally support for a proposed constitutional amendment on the November 3 ballot. AUM Honors seniors Dottie Durango, Jessica Sweatt, Nour El Badawy and Haya El Badawy launched “Unite Alabama,” a political campaign to remove racist language from Section 256 of the…

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A recent poll by Auburn University at Montgomery’s Department of Political Science and Public Administration finds that, while approximately 90 percent of Alabamians favor some type of reform to the state’s prison systems, there is little agreement on which reform efforts should be pursued. For years, the state’s prison system has reportedly been plagued by…

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A newly released AUM Poll from Auburn University at Montgomery’s Department of Political Science and Public Administration shows Republican U.S. Senate nominee Tommy Tuberville leading incumbent Democratic Sen. Doug Jones by nearly 12 percentage points heading into the November 3 general election. According to poll results, approximately 54 percent of Alabamians intend to vote for…

Women congressional campaign workers typically earn less than their male counterparts, fill fewer campaign staff positions and are less likely to be top earners among their peers, according to a new study co-authored by Auburn University at Montgomery Political Science Professor John Brooks. Brooks conducted the study with Sara Chatfield, assistant professor of political science…

At age 46, Dawneese Bowen (’17 BSN, ’20 MSN) made…