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LIVE: Results from the 2017 ASUC general elections

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APRIL 14, 2017

The Daily Californian will continually update this page as results for the 2017 ASUC general election come in. The tabulations ceremony begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday on Lower Sproul Plaza.

Voting took place from April 10-12. Students could rank candidates for five executive positions — president, executive vice president, external affairs vice president, academic affairs vice president and student advocate. They could also rank up to 20 senatorial candidates on their ballots. Additionally, four referendums were up for a vote.

This elections season, voters had the opportunity to choose among four presidential candidates, one EVP candidate, three EAVP candidates, one AAVP candidate, two student advocate candidates and 39 ASUC Senate candidates.

President: Zaynab AbdulQadir-Morris (CalSERVE)

After redistribution:

  • Zaynab AbdulQadir-Morris (CalSERVE) — 4,157
  • André Luu (Student Action) — 3,266
  • Ghost (SQUELCH!) — 538
  • Richard Alvarado (DAAP) — 223

Executive vice president: Helen Yuan (Student Action) — 3,298

  • No opponent

External affairs vice president: Rigel Robinson (CalSERVE) — 3,759

  • Raj Bhargava (Student Action) — 2,391
  • Gabriela Takahashi (DAAP) — 481

Academic affairs vice president: Andrew-Ian Bullitt (Student Action) — 3,032

  • No opponent

Student advocate: Jillian Free (Independent) — 2,697

  • Asahi Hardy (DAAP) — 1,182

ASUC Senate: 10 Student Action, 5 CalSERVE, 1 Pirate Party, 4 independent

  • Juniperangelica Cordova (CalSERVE) — 445
  • Taehan Lee (Independent) — 445
  • Lynn Shiung (Student Action) — 445
  • Nuha Khalfay (Independent) — 445
  • Alexander Wilfert (Student Action) — 445
  • Harshil Bansal (CalSERVE) — 445
  • Katya Yamamoto (Student Action) — 445
  • Rizza Estacio (CalSERVE) — 445
  • Hani Hussein (CalSERVE) — 445
  • Connor Hughes (Student Action) — 445
  • Maddie Miller (Student Action) — 445
  • Vicente Román (Independent) — 422
  • Jenica Bautista (Student Action) — 410
  • Megha Torpunuri (Student Action) — 403
  • Sunny Aggarwal (Pirate Party) — 395
  • Nina Jhunjhnuwala (Independent) — 383
  • Josh Wilson (Student Action) — 379
  • Adnan Hemani (Student Action) — 368
  • Hung Huynh (Student Action) — 354
  • Carmel Gutherz (CalSERVE) — 346

The Community and Career Connections Initiative Referendum: Passed

  • Yes — 4,429
  • No — 3,197
  • Abstain — 2,394

The Housing Security Referendum: Passed

  • Yes — 5,904
  • No — 2,343
  • Abstain — 1,773

The Big “C” (Big Community) Referendum: Passed

  • Yes — 4,198
  • No — 3,686
  • Abstain — 2,136

Life at UC Berkeley EXpansion (LUX) Referendum: Not passed

  • Yes — 3,065
  • No — 4,517
  • Abstain — 2,438
Andrea Platten is the managing editor. Contact her at [email protected].
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APRIL 15, 2017


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