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Observer Staff Report | Saturday, February 23, 2019
A special senate meeting will be held Monday to finalize the sophomore class council election after no tickets received a majority vote in Thursday’s runoff election. According to section 17.5. (a.3) of the Student Union Constitution, “In the event that neither ticket receives a majority of the valid votes in the runoff election, the ticket/candidate
Observer Staff Report | Tuesday, February 19, 2019
The King-Tighe-Hogan-Case ticket, running for sophomore class council, will be required to forfeit 33 votes in Thursday’s elections, Judicial Council announced in a press release Thursday morning. According to the release, the ticket violated election regulations outlined in Section 17.1(f) of the student body constitution. Section 17.1(f) states “E-mail as a source of campaigning may
Katie Galioto | Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Two tickets will compete to be elected to the executive board for Senior Class Council. Elections will take place today from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., according to Judicial Council. Because tickets for Junior Class Council and Sophomore Class Council ran unopposed, they were declared winners by Student Senate last Wednesday. Senior Class Council Katelyn
Kayla Mullen | Thursday, February 19, 2015
Judicial Council released the results of the 2015 class council elections at midnight this morning. First years JP Bruno, Molly Knapp, Matthew Ross and Henry Long were elected to serve as the Class of 2018’s Sophomore Class Council, the ticket’s presidential candidate, JP Bruno. The Bruno, Knapp, Ross and Long ticket garnered 50.73 percent of the
Kayla Mullen and Margaret Hynds | Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Two tickets from each class will be competing for the role of executive board for the sophomore, junior and senior class councils. Elections will be held today from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Seniors Andrew Stoker, Shae Boguslawski, Mia Womack and Kyle Witzigman divided their platform into three parts: a senior speaker series; senior engagement