Aileen Sanchez for transfer representative

In this pivotal year to come, UC Berkeley students not only deserve but require representatives who are knowledgeable, dedicated, determined and tenacious.
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In this pivotal year to come, UC Berkeley students not only deserve but require representatives who are knowledgeable, dedicated, determined and tenacious.
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Regardless of whether you celebrated the result of the recent recall election, there is one clear takeaway: California’s recall process must be reformed.
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Voter suppression exacerbates long-standing racial and socioeconomic inequalities by selectively diminishing the opportunity to use our democratic process.
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At the end of the day, there’s one certain way to ensure that your vote won’t count, and that’s by not submitting your ballot. So, I’ll see you at the polls Nov. 3, and we’ll strengthen our democracy together.
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In a two-party system, we are ultimately left with a Democratic candidate and a Republican candidate facing off in the presidential election.
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As a 19-year-old daughter of an immigrant who is struggling in the lower class and has been a victim of abuse, I have always dreamed and fought for world change.
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The student body has become disillusioned with ASUC elections, as parties have become their reputations rather than their tangible accomplishments.
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One of the questions that haunts voters and may discourage some from casting their ballots is that of whether their vote even matters.
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Whether you’re a potential candidate, or a random student with zero desire to run for the ASUC in the future, why not figure out if you have what it takes to become the next member of the ASUC?
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A campaigner for an ASUC senate candidate was left speechless when a student passing through Sproul Plaza actually said “yes” after the campaigner asked to walk them to class to discuss the candidate.
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