Grievance Upheld Against Mclain/Sunowen

The first grievance filed this year was against the Mclain/Sunowen campaign for the use of the College Democrats listserv, and for posting campaign materials in the Leadership Resource Office. The Mclains/Sunowen campaign was found in violation of election rules on both counts, but was only sanctioned for use of the CD listserv. According to the ruling,

The Emily and San for ASUO Executive Campaign is banned from distributing any and all campaign material including but not limited to campaign shirts, fliers, pencils, buttons, cups, and posters. This ban is to begin 12am April 9, 2007 until 12am April 10, 2007.

Candidates Withdraw From Race

According to the ASUO Elections Coordinator Dante Vivanco, four candidates have withdrawn from the race. Sharanya Kanikkannan has withdrawn from the race for Senate Seat 1, Hollina Ung has withdrawn her eligibility for Senate Seat 13, Tom Bode will no longer be seeking Seat 15, and Jamin Burchard has withdrawn from the race for Seat 11. Seat 11 is now the only uncontested race on the ballot.

Niedermeyer Drops The Science

In a podcast interview with the Emerald, Executive candidate Ted Niedermeyer explains the threat presented by International Douchebaggery. Check it out here.

 

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