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LIVE: Results from the 2016 ASUC general elections

Karen Chow/Staff

By | Senior Staff

The Daily Californian will be updating this page with the results of the 2016 ASUC general elections, announced Friday at the annual ASUC tabulations ceremony at 7:30 p.m. in Arthur Andersen Auditorium.

Voting took place online and in person April 4, 5 and 6, with students able to rank candidates for executive office and for senate. As well, four referendums were on the ballot. In this year’s election, 12,559 students voted.

After first-rank choices are calculated, the votes that would have gone to the candidates with the least number of votes are redistributed to whomever the voter ranked second. The process continues until a clear winner emerges.

If a candidate reaches a certain quota, the tabulation program will not allocate any more votes to that candidate. This is because even if another candidate were to receive all other votes, they would still not defeat the candidate who reaches the quota.

President: Will Morrow (Student Action)

After redistribution:

  • Will Morrow (Student Action) – 4798
  • Sheena Paul (CalSERVE) – 2965
  • Andrea “Kira the Husky” Rose (SQUELCH!) – 988
  • James Bacon (Independent) – 344
  • Michael Cortez-Mejia (DAAP) –  274

Executive Vice President: Alicia Lau (Student Action)

  • Alicia Lau (Student Action) – 4657
  • Wes Adrianson (CalSERVE) – 3610
  • Thomas Moore (DAAP) – 432

External Affairs Vice President: Andre Luu (Student Action)

  • Andre Luu (Student Action) – 4449
  • Boomer Vicente (CalSERVE) – 3034
  • Aarefah Mosavi (DAAP) – 553

Academic Affairs Vice President: Frances McGinley (Student Action)

  • Frances McGinley (Student Action) – 4359
  • Kathy Tran (CalSERVE) – 3478
  • Nancy Murillo (DAAP) – 519

Student Advocate: Selina Lao (Independent)

  • Selina Lao (Independent) – 3051
  • Stephanie Nicole Garcia (DAAP) – 1367

ASUC Senate: 10 to Student Action, 7 to CalSERVE, 2 to SQUELCH!, 1 to independent

  • Xiao Li (Student Action) – 544
  • Miranda Hernandez (Student Action) – 544
  • Jay Choi (Student Action) – 544
  • Wesley Wan (Student Action) – 544
  • Chris Yamas (CalSERVE) – 544
  • Rigel Robinson (CalSERVE) – 544
  • Monsoon Pabrai (Student Action) – 544
  • Nathan Kelleher (Student Action) – 544
  • Bianca Filart (Student Action) – 544
  • Zaynab AbdulQadir (CalSERVE) – 544
  • Rosa Kwak (CalSERVE) – 544
  • Annie Tran (Student Action) – 527.7502
  • Ian Bullitt (Student Action) – 516.5099
  • Alaa Aissi (Independent) – 506.1415
  • Benyamin Mohd Yusof (CalSERVE) – 500.0592
  • Helen Yuan (Student Action) – 499.3411
  • Anthony Carrasco (SQUELCH!) – 466.9838
  • Alyssa Liu (CalSERVE) – 409.5808
  • Guillermo Perez (SQUELCH!) – 400.1745
  • Jenny Kim (CalSERVE) – 385.2759

The Constitutional Clarity and Consistency Amendment 2016: Passed

  • Yes — 96 percent
  • No — 4 percent
  • Abstain — 3,694

The Green Initiative Fee Referendum: Passed

  • Yes – 68 percent
  • No – 32 percent
  • Abstain – 2,305

The Ink Initiative Student Fee: Passed

  • Yes – 72 percent
  • No – 28 percent
  • Abstain – 1, 822

The Declaration of and Action to Mitigate the Student Housing Crisis Referendum: Passed

  • Yes – 93 percent
  • No – 7 percent
  • Abstain – 1,612

 

Katy Abbott is the managing editor. Contact her at [email protected].