Associated Students Election 2009: General Results



Result Vote for 2009 ASUCSD Election Election


Total Number of Students
Numbers Percentage
Revelle College 3703 100.0000%
Roosevelt College 3488 100.0000%
Sixth College 3036 100.0000%
Marshall College 3741 100.0000%
Muir College 4134 100.0000%
Warren College 4127 100.0000%
Campus-wide Total 22229 100.0000%
As of Date for Total above: Apr 10 2009 12:44AM  
Number of Students that voted
Numbers Percentage
Revelle College 821 22.1712%
Roosevelt College 937 26.8635%
Sixth College 787 25.9223%
Marshall College 975 26.0626%
Muir College 962 23.2704%
Warren College 915 22.1711%
Total 5397 24.2791%
Time of Last Vote Apr 10 2009 4:04PM  

Roosevelt College Council

1.
PRESIDENT

Christine Le Hoang

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S.P.I.C.E.




VOTE FOR ONE
Christine Le Hoang652


2.
VICE PRESIDENT

Amber Rackliffe

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S.P.I.C.E.




VOTE FOR ONE
Amber Rackliffe664


3.
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE

Brandon James Chirco

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S.P.I.C.E.




VOTE FOR ONE
Brandon James Chirco625


4.
JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE

Nicole Bednorz

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S.P.I.C.E.




VOTE FOR ONE
Nicole Bednorz637


5.
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE

Allison Dea

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STUDENT VOICE!




VOTE FOR ONE
Allison Dea622


6.
APARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE (2)

Natalie Fernandez

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S.P.I.C.E.




VOTE FOR ONE
Natalie Fernandez610


7.
DIVERSITY COORDINATOR

Angela Mendoza

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Angela Mendoza628


8.
AT LARGE REPRESENTATIVE

Meri Khananashvili

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S.P.I.C.E.




VOTE FOR ONE
Meri Khananashvili615


9.
AS SENATOR (2)

Nicole Metildi

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Student Voice!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Michael Raimondi

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S.P.I.C.E.

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Pauline Nuth

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STUDENT VOICE!

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VOTE FOR TWO
Nicole Metildi473
Michael Raimondi418
Pauline Nuth442



Revelle College Council

1.
RCC CHAIR

Tammy Weng

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Student voice




VOTE FOR ONE
Tammy Weng589


2.
VICE CHAIR

Carlos Molina

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Carlos Molina565


3.
FINANCIAL CONTROLLER

Alia Parvez

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Alia Parvez569


4.
DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY AND CAMPUS-WIDE RELATIONS

Amanda Hayslip

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Amanda Hayslip553


5.
DIRECTOR OF COUNCIL PROGRAMMING

Jocelyn De La Torre

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Jocelyn De La Torre557


6.
REVELLE ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE (ROC) CHAIR

Kelli Michel

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VOTE FOR ONE
Kelli Michel550


7.
SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY

Erika Morgan

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Independent




Lisa Thomas

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Erika Morgan420
Lisa Thomas158


8.
COMMUTER REPRESENTATIVE

Christine Huynh

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Independent




Liann Page

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Christine Huynh181
Liann Page340


9.
SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE

Brian Nuyen

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Brian Nuyen562


10.
JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE

Vedika Narayanan

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VOTE FOR ONE
Vedika Narayanan528


11.
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE

Siyang (Charlie) Chaili

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Siyang (Charlie) Chaili510


12.
AS SENATOR (2)

Angel Castro

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Jaclyn Nicole Storey

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STUDENT VOICE!

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Brooke Spencer

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Independent

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Andrew A.S. Ang

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STUDENT VOICE!

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VOTE FOR TWO
Angel Castro126
Jaclyn Nicole Storey396
Brooke Spencer269
Andrew A.S. Ang357



Warren College Council

1.
PRESIDENT

Emily Law

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ROCK THE LAW!




VOTE FOR ONE
Emily Law631


2.
VICE PRESIDENT INTERNAL

Kristina Pham

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VOTE FOR ONE
Kristina Pham633


3.
VICE PRESIDENT EXTERNAL

Elizabeth Smyth

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ROCK THE LAW!




VOTE FOR ONE
Elizabeth Smyth638


4.
EVENTS BOARD CHAIR

Lauren Adams

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Rock the Law




VOTE FOR ONE
Lauren Adams615


5.
TREASURER

Diana Y. Lui

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Rock the Law




VOTE FOR ONE
Diana Y. Lui606


6.
STUDENT AT LARGE

David Tolton

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
David Tolton281


7.
AS SENATOR (2)

Tyler Nelson

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Charles Jaw

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Christine Chon

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ASpire Slate

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Josh Grossman

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ROCK THE LAW!

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Jessica Renee Williams

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ASpire slate

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Alyssa Wing

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ROCK THE LAW!

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VOTE FOR TWO
Tyler Nelson218
Charles Jaw100
Christine Chon222
Josh Grossman359
Jessica Renee Williams221
Alyssa Wing300



Muir College Council

1.
CHAIR

Daisy Chavez

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Muiracrats




VOTE FOR ONE
Daisy Chavez626


2.
VICE CHAIR

Lauren Estrella

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Muiracrats




VOTE FOR ONE
Lauren Estrella612


3.
COMMISSIONER OF RECORDS

Frances Jiang

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Muiracrats




VOTE FOR ONE
Frances Jiang595


4.
COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE

Frank Chang

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Frank Chang593


5.
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

Shawn Xu

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VOTE FOR ONE
Shawn Xu598


6.
DIVERSITY ADVOCATE

Maya Barlev

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Muiracrats




Silvina Yi

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Maya Barlev398
Silvina Yi233


7.
COMMISSIONER OF COLLEGE AND COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT

Stephano Salazar

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Muiracrats




VOTE FOR ONE
Stephano Salazar586


8.
AMBASSADOR OF SERVICE, PROGRAMMING, AND COMMITTEES

Martini Kwok

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Muiracrats




VOTE FOR ONE
Martini Kwok577


9.
AS SENATOR (2)

Ryan Michael O'Rear

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STUDENT VOICE!

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VOTE FOR ONE
Ryan Michael O'Rear601


10.
John Muir College Activity Fee Referendum: The Giving Fee

In order to enhance Muir College activities, programs, and student organizations, it is proposed that Muir College students increase the current Muir College Activity Fee. Effective Fall, 2009 an additional $3 per student per quarter will be collected with quarterly fees. These funds will be allocated by the Muir College Council. In addition the fee would increase by $2 every five years (Beginning fall 2014). This increase will terminate following two full terms (10 years).

29% of this fee increase will return to UCSD to help meet the financial aid needs of undergraduate students.

The current Muir College Activity Fee is $7 per student per quarter. Neither the increased nor existing activity fee will be assessed during summer sessions.

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VOTE FOR ONE
I vote for the fee increase as proposed396
I vote against the fee increase as proposed485



Marshall College Council

1.
CHAIR

Tanvir Dhillon

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SIM (Students Improving Marshall)




Demetra Matin

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Tanvir Dhillon420
Demetra Matin367


2.
VICE CHAIR FINANCE

Anish Bhayani

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Anish Bhayani659


3.
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING

Alan Tyrone Tong

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Alan Tyrone Tong612


4.
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

JULIE RAU

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SIM (Students Improving Marshall)




VOTE FOR ONE
JULIE RAU639


5.
AS SENATOR (2)

Donald J. Zelaya

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Brian Stanley McEuen

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Shervin Sarraf Anghoozeh

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SIM (Students Improving Marshall)

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Magali Morales

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Independent

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VOTE FOR TWO
Donald J. Zelaya274
Brian Stanley McEuen456
Shervin Sarraf Anghoozeh306
Magali Morales287



Sixth College Council

1.
CHAIR

Brian Ng

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Brian Ng589


2.
VICE CHAIR INTERNAL

Meghan Chatrath

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Independent




Vishal Kotcherlakota

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Meghan Chatrath284
Vishal Kotcherlakota326


3.
VICE CHAIR FINANCE

Andrew Wu

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Andrew Wu574


4.
VICE CHAIR PROGRAMMING

Jessica Chaisson

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Jessica Chaisson567


5.
VICE CHAIR EXTERNAL

Christine Chiang

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Independent




Suchitra Mukherjee

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Christine Chiang254
Suchitra Mukherjee349


6.
SECOND YEAR SENATOR

Karina Rae Lopez

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Independent




Polina Tsvetikova

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VOTE FOR ONE
Karina Rae Lopez357
Polina Tsvetikova175


7.
THIRD YEAR SENATOR

Isabel Wang

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Isabel Wang555


8.
FOURTH YEAR SENATOR

Crystal N. Nguyen

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Crystal N. Nguyen575


9.
COMMUTER STUDENT SENATOR

Jasmine Kalsi

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Jasmine Kalsi311


10.
TRANSFER STUDENT SENATOR

Mandy Gallegos

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Independent




VOTE FOR ONE
Mandy Gallegos497


11.
AS SENATOR (2)

John Condello

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Independent

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VOTE FOR ONE
John Condello522


12.
Sixth College Student Activity Fee Referendum

Do you approve an increase in the Sixth College student activity fee by $2.00 per student per quarter effective Fall Quarter of 2009 to support Sixth College programming, events, registered student organizations, and the activities of the Sixth College Student Council?

29% ($0.58) of this fee increase will return to UCSD to help meet the financial aid needs of undergraduate students.

The current Sixth College student activity fee is $8.00 per student per quarter. Neither the increased nor existing fee will be assessed during summer sessions.

If this fee referendum is approved and implemented, the Sixth College student activity fee will be $10.00 per student per quarter effective Fall Quarter of 2009. The entire Sixth College student activity fee will be adjusted annually according to the California Consumer Price Index (CPI) starting in Fall Quarter of 2010. In addition, no referendum that would increase the Sixth College student activity fee will be proposed before Fall Quarter of 2012.

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VOTE FOR ONE
Yes396
No333



Associated Students Undergraduate Student Opinion Survey

1.
Associated Students Undergraduate Student Opinion Survey

Would you support the creation of a Division II Intercollegiate Football team


Yes3798
No928
Abstain502


2.

How much would you be willing to pay per quarter to support the creation of a football team?


$01847
$101388
$20750
$301205


3.

What type of effect do you believe a football team would have on the campus climate?


No Effect606
Negative350
Positive4218


4.

What type of effect do you believe a football team would have on the academic climate?


No Effect2322
Negative864
Positive1999


5.

What type of effect do you believe a football team would have on athletics?


No Effect486
Negative416
Positive4293



Election Information

1.

Election Information

SINGLE TRANSFERRABLE VOTE (STV)

Starting with general elections 2008, the AS implemented the Single Transferable Voting (STV) system to count votes in some races. This assures that every vote cast will count in the final tally and that students are not dissuaded from voting for a candidate who might otherwise seem like a "wasted vote". This system requires voters to rank candidates according to preference, and then transfers unneeded or unused votes once candidates are either elected or eliminated based on a preset quota. For more information about STV, please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_transferable_vote#Setting_the_quota If you have any other questions regarding the elections, please contact the AS Elections Manager Frank Carrol.


VOLUNTARY SPENDING LIMITS

Accepting voluntary spending limits requires candidates to spend at or below the following limits:

Members of Slates:Candidates running individually:
Officers$250Officers$500
Senators$100Senators$200

Declining voluntary spending limits allows the candidate to spend an unlimited amount of money on their campaign.

All Candidates Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


No Vote Here1894



A.S. Presidential Candidates

3.
PRESIDENT

Utsav Gupta

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Giang T Pham

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Erin Rebecca Brodwin

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Andrew Garofalo

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Adam Teitelbaum

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Clean Slate

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits





A.S. Vice Presidential Candidates

1.
VICE PRESIDENT STUDENT LIFE

Ricsie Hernandez

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STUDENT VOICE!

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Emilio Andres Herrera-gardea

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Student

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Stephanie Usry

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Clean Slate

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2.
VICE PRESIDENT EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Gracelynne Mae West

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STUDENT VOICE!

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Obaid Khan

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Clean Slate

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VOTE FOR ONE
Gracelynne Mae West3407
Obaid Khan747


3.
VICE PRESIDENT FINANCE AND RESOURCES

Peter Benesch

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Samantha Huang

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Independent

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VOTE FOR ONE
Peter Benesch3546
Samantha Huang739



Campus-Wide Senator

1.
CAMPUS-WIDE SENATOR (8)

Coral Castillo

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Tobias Haglund

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Clean Slate

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Wafa Ben Hassine

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Adam Kenworthy

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Clean Slate

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Desiree Prevo

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Katie Hall

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Rachel Ann Tran

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Amar Sidhu

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Anjuli Bedi

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Clean Slate

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Alex Vu

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Luke Pulaski

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Clean Slate- It's what YOU make of it, and we'r

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Carli Thomas

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Aries Rivers Yumul

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Bryant Pena

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Sandy Elyassian

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Clean Slate

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Blake Conley

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STUDENT VOICE!

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VOTE FOR EIGHT
Coral Castillo1426
Tobias Haglund1904
Wafa Ben Hassine2035
Adam Kenworthy1991
Desiree Prevo2164
Katie Hall2191
Rachel Ann Tran1345
Amar Sidhu1245
Anjuli Bedi1523
Alex Vu2074
Luke Pulaski1637
Carli Thomas1895
Aries Rivers Yumul1328
Bryant Pena2249
Sandy Elyassian1873
Blake Conley460



Arts and Humanities Senator

1.
ARTS AND HUMANITIES SENATOR

Omar Habib Khan

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Student Voice

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VOTE FOR ONE
Omar Habib Khan293
Abstain70



Biological Sciences Senator

1.
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES SENATOR

John Ehrhart

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STUDENT VOICE!!!

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VOTE FOR ONE
John Ehrhart984
Abstain185



Engineering Senator

1.
ENGINEERING SENATOR

Jiawei David Huang

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Student Voice

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Shikha Kothari

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Independent

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


VOTE FOR ONE
Jiawei David Huang459Candidate withdrawn
Shikha Kothari221 



Physical Sciences Senator

1.
PHYSICAL SCIENCES SENATOR

Daniel Nguyen

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STUDENT VOICE!

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VOTE FOR ONE
Daniel Nguyen208
Abstain87



Social Sciences Senator

1.
SOCIAL SCIENCES SENATOR

Irfan I. Ahmed

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STUDENT VOICE!

Accepted Voluntary Spending Limits


Sean Patrick Quirk

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Liberal

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VOTE FOR ONE
Irfan I. Ahmed1024
Sean Patrick Quirk697