Quynh Uong

San Diego-based freelance illustrator and graphic designer studying Media Studies at UC Berkeley. Her work in design, marketing, and politics aims to amplify underrepresented voices.

The 8 Worst Ballot Access Laws in America

To have their voices heard and enact change, citizens are urged to use their vote. But how can America's population be truly represented when, in some states, it

By Quynh Uong

/ August 1, 2018

The 8 Worst Ballot Access Laws in America

Young Voters Agree: New Blood Needed to Spark Political Revolution in Congress

A new tide is turning in America’s political climate, and a recent AP poll reveals that the young people — apparently “exasperated” with the older leaders in Congress — are ready

By Quynh Uong

/ July 30, 2018

Young Voters Agree: New Blood Needed to Spark Political Revolution in Congress

10 Most Independent Presidential Quotes of All Time

242 years, 45 presidents, yet only two dominant political parties. In the unending competition for political power, the idea of Democrat versus Republican polarizes citizens and erases meaningful discourse about

By Quynh Uong

/ July 27, 2018

10 Most Independent Presidential Quotes of All Time