Lou Frey Institute of Politics and Government News

From general voting procedures to common ballot mistakes and the amendments up for consideration, here are a few things you should know before casting your vote.

The undefeated five-term U.S. representative from Florida and namesake of UCF’s Lou Frey Institute died Monday.

The University of Central Florida is an anchor of Central Florida’s $5 billion modeling and simulation industry, so it’s no surprise that half of the…

The increasing role of technology in government will be the topic of an upcoming symposium at the University of Central Florida. UCF’s Lou Frey Institute…

The simulation industry’s vital role to Central Florida and the high-wage jobs it produces will be the focus of a symposium at UCF. UCF’s Lou…

Is There Enough Water in Florida’s Future? Will it be safe to drink? Who should have access to it? These and other questions will be…

My fellow college students have been abuzz with political stands and commentaries on Facebook and other social media – but I’m concerned that many of…

Leading political and constitutional law experts will gather Monday, Sept. 17, at the University of Central Florida to discuss the Constitution’s meaning today and in…

An alarming new study of civic health shows that Florida’s young adult population is less engaged in voting, volunteerism and public debate than their counterparts in other states. The results have prompted several former state leaders to set a goal of increasing the voting rate among Florida’s Millennials by 10 percent in the next election.