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What’s the different between the House and Senate? How does the electoral college work? Why's the voting age 18? How do you become a citizen?
If you have a question about civics, elections, or our government, NHPR's own Civics 101 is here to help! Hosts Nick Capodice and Hannah McCarthy will be answering your questions about our democracy and how it works every Monday at 5:44PM on All Things Considered.
Send your questions - no matter how big or small - to civics101@nhpr.org.
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This spring Civics 101 hosts Nick Capodice and Hannah McCarthy asked K-12 students from around the Granite State and across the country to record a short… -
Today we're answering a question about control of the U.S. Senate. Who becomes the Senate Majority Leader when no party has the majority?Do you have a… -
Today we’re answering a question from a listener who asks: Why do we have Presidential Libraries?Do you have a question for the Civics 101 team? Submit it… -
Today we're answering a question about one way a President can be legally removed from office. There's impeachment... and then there's the 25th amendment.… -
Today we're answering a listener question about certifying the Electoral College vote. Namely: what is with all of the downtime between the date when the…
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Civics 101 Hosts Publish New Book Looking at Fundamentals of Democracy and U.S. Government.NHPR’s Civics 101 podcast hosts Nick Capodice and Hannah…
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