Results from the 2020 ASUC elections
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Get caught up on all the winners from the Apr. 10 tabulations ceremony.
Vote ‘yes’ on Class Pass Student Fee Renewal
The Class Pass referendum will ensure that all students are able to use AC Transit buses and the campus night shuttles for a $95 semesterly fee.
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Vote ‘yes’ on Graduate Student Government Independence
The GA has been pushing for independence for years, citing various forms of neglect from the overarching student government.
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Victoria Vera for president
The Daily Californian’s Editorial Board has seldom seen a candidate so apt for the ASUC presidency, but Victoria Vera shined among the rest.
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Melvin Tangonan for executive vice president
While Student Action candidate Melvin Tangonan is the most qualified candidate for the executive vice president position, his interview with The Daily Californian left plenty to be desired.
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Derek Imai for external affairs vice president
His goals — engage students and promote a wider variety of students’ needs — definitely follow in the footsteps of past EAVPs.
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Nicole Anyanwu for academic affairs vice president
Anyanwu’s platforms show a focus on helping marginalized students reduce barriers to their educational experience, which Anyanwu focused on as a senator.
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Joyce Huchin for student advocate
Huchin has displayed immense commitment toward representing students, as evidenced by her serving six semesters in the SAO.
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