VUWSA Election Results

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With a total 2657 votes cast in the Presidential ballot, this election has had a turnout of above 10% of voters (10% being the magical number in student elections). The victors are listed in bold, followed by those whose campaigns were unsuccessful.

President: Jasmine Freemantle 895 votes
Sonny Thomas 762 votes
William Wu 658 votes
Sean Connors 342 votes

Vice-President (Education): Freya Eng 1,783 votes
No Confidence 819 votes

Vice-President (Welfare): Seamus Brady 1,661 votes
Robert Lee Latimer 885 votes

Vice-President (Administration): Alexander Neilson 1,831 votes
No Confidence 784 votes

International Officer: Nana Wu 1,665 votes
Pengbo Jiang 856 votes

Queer Officer: Nathan Cooper 1,798 votes
No Confidence 781 votes

Environmental Officer: Georgina Hart 2,034 votes
No Confidence 549 votes

5 General Executive:
Sam Oldham 1,414 votes
Marika S Pratley 1,346 votes
Tim Wang 1,295 votes
Mariya Kupriyenko 1,138 votes
Robert Lee Latimer 1,128 votes
Kurt Sharpe 1,082 votes
Anthony Naylor 1,004 votes
Tomasi io Mocevakaca 993 votes
Bernard Thomas Stewart 969 votes

Council Rep: Jordan King 1,045 votes
Keiran Barbalich 886 votes
Robert Lee Latimer 614 votes

Publications Committee Rep: Conrad Reyners 1,977 votes
No Confidence 604 votes

The Women’s Rights Officer and Second Publications Committee Rep positions are still unfilled, and a byelection will have to take place next year. Other than that, congratulations to all the winners. Salient looks forward to working with you all next year :)

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