Assemblies Elections

Elections are administered by the Office of the Assemblies on behalf of the Student Assembly Elections Committee.

Information for voters

• Candidate Profiles
• Voting Help
• Candidate Challenge Form

Election results

Student Assembly President

• Ulysses Smith (ujs3) Raw Ballot Data (blt) Tabulation (HTML)

Note: Stephen Breedon was withdrawn and not included in tabulation for this election pursuant to a ruling of the Elections Committee on a challenge to his candidacy.

Student Assembly Executive Vice President

• Sarah Balik (seb295) Raw Ballot Data (blt) Tabulation (HTML)

Student Assembly Undesignated At Large

• Geoff Block (gjb68)
• Jay (Jaeil) Lee (jl2729)
• Liliana Yiru Ma (ym248)
• Melissa Lukasiewicz (mrl88)

Student Assembly Charter (Art. IV.1.A) requires that two of the four undesignated at large seats are allocated to students running for undesignated at large, but not President or Executive Vice President. The other two seats may be allocated to any undesignated at large candidate, including President and Executive Vice President candidates. In compliance with this requirement, tabulation was performed separately for each of these classes of seats after tabulation of all candidates together was found to seat more President and Executive Vice President candidates than permitted.

• Raw Ballot Data (blt)
• Tabulation for Unrestricted seats (HTML)
• Tabulation for seats restricted to candidates not seeking President or Executive Vice President position (HTML)

Student Assembly Agriculture & Life Sciences

• Matt Henderson (mlh294) [403]
• Lindsay Wershaw (lbw63) [391]
• Rebecca Harrison (rah288) [372]
• Kendrick Coq (klc273) [343]

Student Assembly Architecture, Art & Planning

• Todd Drucker (tad84) [86]

Student Assembly Arts and Sciences

• Lisa Liu (lgl39) [415]
• Brandon Thompson (brt36) [350]
• Noah Tulsky (nst42) [346]
• Ankita Naraparaju (an362) [323]
• Jacob Glick (jhg269) [316]
• Jin Han Kim (jk2293) [289]
• Stephen Masterson (spm244) [251]
• Sam Kaplan (sek237) [227]

Student Assembly Engineering

• Tom Hittinger (tjh238) [366]
• Rhiana Gademsky (rsg248) [264]
• Gregory Braciak (gab77) [260]
• Jacob Sachs (jbs296) [165]
• Ivette Planell-Mendez (imp6) [157]

Student Assembly Hotel Administration

• Adrienne Murphy (am955) [196]
• Francesco Jimenez (fxj3) [113]
• Pearl Somboonsong (ps684) [103]
• Jake Michaels (jam839) [81]

Student Assembly Human Ecology

• Ian Harris (iah26) [414]

Student Assembly Industrial & Labor Relations

• Matthew Stefanko (mas758) [234]
• Spencer Nord (sjn47) [159]

Student Assembly International at-Large

• Enrico Bonatti (ecb85) [3647]

Student Assembly Minority at-Large

• Cameron Pritchett (cjp99) [2255]
• Thaddeus Talbot (tat58) [1847]
• Inge Chen (iyc5) [1019]
• David Liendo Uriona (dl723) [782]

Student Assembly Women’s Issues at-Large

• Juliana Batista (jrb473) [2353]
• Nicole Rosario (nar68) [1281]

University Assembly Undergraduate at-Large

• George Ruizcalderon (gar97) [3391]

How to become a candidate

Each person who wishes to be a candidate in these elections, must complete the following requirements before noon on Monday, 18 February 2013:

1. Submit online:
   • Candidate Personal Statement
2. Print, complete, and return the following documents to 109 Day Hall:
   • Candidate Registration Form: Complete and submit to register your candidacy.
   • Candidate Petition Form: Use this form to collect signatures in support of your candidacy from students who are eligible to vote in the race associated with the seat you are seeking (i.e. if you are running for a college position, only members of your college; if you are running for an at large position, any undergraduate student). The number of signatures required depends on the election in which you are seeking to be a candidate:
     • At Large SA and UA positions: 100 signatures
     • Arts and Sciences: 75 signatures
     • SA college-specific races: 50 signatures
3. Have your candidate profile picture taken at 109 Day Hall. (taken when you submit your election materials)
4. Attend at least one Student Assembly meeting after the start of the current semester but before the end of online voting and register your attendance at the meeting with the Director of Elections.
5. Review and understand these informational items:
   • Elections Calendar
   • Election Rules
   • Postering policy
   • Rules for Campaigning in Dormitories
   • Sample Publicity Poster
   • Advertisements from Past Elections
   • Candidate Expenditure Form