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The ASUC Elections Council and Judicial Council certified some of the ASUC election results for the 2021-22 academic year during their respective meetings Monday.
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After announcing the passage of all four referendums during Saturday’s preliminary tabulation event, the ASUC Elections Council noted the inconclusive nature of three of the propositions.
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Three of the four referenda passed during the 2021 ASUC elections, affecting graduate and undergraduate students alike.
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The ASUC Judicial Council voted Monday on charges against presidential candidate Chaka Tellem’s campaign and Senator Ellis Spickermann, the primary sponsor of the referendum to renew the Student Technology Fund fee.
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For the 2021 ASUC election season, the campus student body will decide whether or not to pass a referendum that amends ASUC Judicial Council attendance guidelines and aims to decrease conflicts of interest in the Judicial Council and ASUC Elections Council.
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On Tuesday evening, the Student Action party released its first four candidates running for ASUC Senate positions in the upcoming ASUC elections.
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, California Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye issued a second emergency order to the Alameda County Superior Court, excusing prospective jurors and extending the court’s public closure period.
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The ASUC elections and judicial council officially certified Pedro De Anda Plascencia as the candidate to replace former senator Jenny Jungmin Kim.
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The ASUC Elections Council held a special meeting Wednesday to discuss the procedure of filling the vacant senate seat left by former ASUC Senator Jenny Jungmin Kim.
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Now former ASUC associate justice José Marrero Rosado resigned at last week’s senate meeting, citing “illegitimacy” within the student government.
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