Election Notebook

With the presidential campaigns heating up, several groups are looking for ways to better engage high school and college students in the electoral process.



Democracy in Practice, CollegeClub.com, and the New Hampshire Youth Voter Alliance invited high school students from New Hampshire to take part in a convention held Jan. 13-15.

The convention, designed mainly for college students who are active in politics, this year included students from about 90 high schools in New Hampshire. About 2,000 college students and about 1,000 high school students were expected to attend the event, called College...

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