ASUC Elections 2017

Campus junior Bryan Osorio declared his intent Sunday night to run as an independent candidate for ASUC Senate during the spring 2017 elections.

Campus junior Jillian Free announced her independent campaign Sunday for the student advocate position in the spring ASUC elections.

Campus sophomore Nuha Khalfay announced Monday night her intent to run as an independent ASUC Senate candidate in the spring 2017 elections.

UC Berkeley sophomore Taehan Lee announced Sunday evening that he is running independently for ASUC Senate in the spring 2017 elections.

Campus junior Vicente Román announced Thursday evening his intent to run as an independent senatorial candidate for the spring 2017 ASUC elections.

Student Action, a campus political party centered on student representation, announced Monday its 14 senatorial candidates for the ASUC elections in April.

Campus sophomore Trevor Cox announced his independent candidacy Thursday for ASUC Senate in the upcoming ASUC general elections.

CalSERVE, a campus political party represented as a progressive coalition, announced six ASUC Senate candidates Sunday for the upcoming general elections, eight fewer than the number represented in last year’s slate.

With the ASUC elections approaching, CalSERVE released its executive candidate slate Wednesday, one year after Student Action’s sweep of all four partisan executive seats.

Student Action released its executive slate for the spring 2017 ASUC elections Tuesday one year after winning a sweep of the four partisan executive seats in the 2016 elections.