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Campus Elections Results Thread


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Wed Mar 01, 2006 at 07:18 PM CST


We're here in the UTC waiting for the Election Supervisory Board to rule on one final complaint filed against the Impact ticket by Enough and another ticket for a voting sidebar used during the elections over the last two days on the Impact website. Once that is resolved, results will be announced. I'll be posting results in the extended entry as they come in (if I can keep up). In the meantime, take the poll on the flip.

Results are now in. Impact wins a large majority of seats, losing all of the Graduate spots as expected, with Enough picking up one grad seat and the LBJ rep, and IROC taking 3 graduate seats.

JJ Hermes was elected Texan editor, Matt Reyes SEC President. Other results below.

An interesting note, the second place finisher in the Presidential race was "Super" Mario Sanchez of the Marios Brothers ticket.

Turnout: (8,752) votes

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President:
Danielle Rugoff (I) - 54.2%

Vice President:
Marcus Ceniceros (I) - 56.4%

Two Year At Large:
Bradford J. Howard (I)
Andrew Solomon (I)
Ruthie Umberger (I)
Katie Sowa (I)

TYAL w/ One Year Remaining:
Jessica Fertitta (I)

One Year At Large:
Christine King (I) - 55%
Nicole Trinh (I) - 53%
Bassam Tariq (I) - 49%
Frankie Shulkin (I) - 45%

Graduate:
Brian Gatten (IROC)
Marina Del Sol (E)
Fergal Mullally (IROC)
Stephanie Wagers (IROC)

Architecture:
Adam W. Gates (I) - 77%

Business:
Alex Nguyen (I) - 76%
Grant Stanis (I) - 67%

Communication:
Berkley Scroggins (I) - 77%

Education:
Yvette Garza (I) - 76%

Engineering:
Lindsey Fogle (I) - 72%
Niket Biswas (I) - 62%

Fine Arts:
Mary Katherine Vigness (I)

Geology:
Blair Stanley (I)

Law:
Gilbert Galvan (I)

LBJ:
Angie-Faye Brown (E)

Liberal Arts (1718):
order of votes
Tony Williams (I)
Cabell Massey (I)
Chris Modi (I)
Mera Baker (I)
Evan Ketabchi (I)

Natural Sciences:
Toyin Falola (I)
Nancy Almanza (I)
Lauren Golden (I)

Nursing:
Jill Spencer (I)

Pharmacy:
Erika Knudson (I)

Social Work:
Grace Lee (I)

Union Board:
Justin Burniske (I)
Mike Streich (I)

Daily Texan Editor:
JJ Hermes (2,437)

TSP, College of Communication, Places 2 & 3 :
Kendra Newton (706)
Lindsay Meeks (943)

Texas Union SEC President:
Matt Reyes

University Co-Op Board (5,139):
39.2% Wells
31.2% Pohler

Referendum 1 (SAC):
YES: 67.7%

Referendum 2 (Marijuana Penalties):
YES: 64.4%

Poll
(generally) Who did you vote for in campus elections?
Impact
Enough
I-ROC
Roundhouse Kick
Super Mario Brothers
Toga

Results

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Maan (0.00 / 0)
As mentioned, i'm not actually a Texas resident, or even close to UT. But, I gotta say, that from reviewing the Super Mario Brothers site. It's hard to counter their tough stand against Koopas and their Whataburger idea.

Thank you Mario Brothers, but your princess is in another castle.


Ticket sidebar for the anti-ticket ticket...? (0.00 / 0)
I'm confused - last year Danielle was the lead author and sponsor of The Election Imporvement Act which attemtps  to mitigate the whole-ticket-carrys-everyone momentum.  Most notably with this reform, ticket names were removed from the ballot and replaced 150 word factual and persuasive statement about the candidate.

Interestingly, when voters cliked the "Vote Here" or other similarly worded link from the IMPACT website, a sidebar was left to the side of the screen with a form of web push-card making sure that the voter knew who was on the IMPACT ticket.  The Election Supervisory Board found them guily of code violation and fined them ~$400. 

How about finding them guilty of hipocracy - originally supporting means of helping more independent candidates when you thought you would be one, and then blatantly skirting the election rules when you realize that you might need such ticket support to win (or at least avoid a runoff).

What a great start to the next term, and an even better lesson to SG candidates and tickets in '07.

Note: As I am sadly not a student anymore and was therefore unable to vote, I do not have direct knowledge of the new voting system.  After hearing of the violation, I turned to friends for the facts.


drive (0.00 / 0)
I'm  guessing you and the Daily Texan don't really know people when it comes to elections.  I appreciate you not endorsing me...it gave me more drive to win the ENTIRE two year at large category.

wow (0.00 / 0)
...such bitterness. 

Though just as last year (as most anyone will tell you) the Texan and any other endorsements do not greatly influence a large enough (oops, sorry) pool of voters to make an impact (oops, sorry again) on who wins any particular seat.  Your election, along with any other at large eletion, can hardly be attributed to any one of the individual candidates 'winning it' for anyone else.

SG Election Reform obviously hasn't changed much of anything in terms of who gets elected and has yet to bring focus to the individual candidates like yourself at the expense of getting sucked up into larger impersonal and eventually irresponsible entities that the day after the election are meaningless because it is the individual members that will work on accomplishing projecs.  I really doubt that there will be issues that come up in the Assembly that IROC or ENOUGH are going to band together with Impact dissidents to defeat some measure.

I mean, seriously, I'm glad you're pshyched, but....

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