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Voter Turnout 2009 ASSU Election Results – ASSU Elections Commission – April 11, 2009 Prepared by Briana Tatum, 2009 ASSU Elections Commissioner, [email protected] VOTER TURNOUT Student Votes 2008 2009 Percent Change Statistics Statistics Total Voters 6,026 5624 ‐6.67% Undergraduate Total 3,351 3841 +14.62% Freshmen 1,033 1182 +14.42% Sophomore 889 1020 +14.74% Junior 759 934 +23.06% Senior 670 705 +5.22% Graduate Total 2,675 1783 ‐33.35% Business 205 128 ‐37.56% Earth Science 97 105 +8.25% Education 140 45 ‐67.86% Engineering 1,073 679 ‐36.72% Humanities 206 92 ‐55.34% Natural Sciences 305 210 ‐31.15% Social Sciences 184 138 ‐25.00% Medicine 314 260 ‐17.20% Law 151 126 ‐16.56% 1 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! [email protected] elections.stanford.edu ASSU EXECUTIVE Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Slate Name Votes Slate Name Votes Slate Name Gobaud/de la Torre 3055 Gobaud/de la Torre 3190 Hauser/Sprague 1546 Hauser/Sprague 1666 Just A Couple Of Affable, Public Service‐ Oriented Guys Trying To Help The Student David Gobaud and Jay Body Exercise Its Voice de la Torre are 265 While Also Bridging ELECTED with 3591 The Gap Between Our votes Peers And The Faculty/Administrative Complex Hauser/Sprague got thrown See note below out this round. Note: Just A Couple Of Affable, Public Service‐Oriented Guys Trying To Help The Student Body Exercise Its Voice While Also Bridging The Gap Between Our Peers And The Faculty/Administrative Complex got thrown out in the first round. Detailed Breakdown for Executive – First Choice Votes Undergraduate Slate Name Total Votes Graduate Votes Votes Gobaud/de la Torre 3055 1978 1077 Hauser/Sprague 1546 1262 284 Just A Couple Of Affable, Public Service‐Oriented Guys Trying To Help The Student Body Exercise 265 199 66 Its Voice While Also Bridging The Gap Between Our Peers And The Faculty/Administrative Complex 2 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! [email protected] elections.stanford.edu SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Slate Name Votes Slate Name Votes Slate Name Stuntin' is our Habit 272 Stuntin' is our Habit 291 The Pad My Resume 110 Party We’re on a boat is We're on a boat 433 We're on a boat 487 ELECTED with 533 The Pad My Resume Party Stuntin' is our Habit got got thrown out this round. thrown out this round. JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Round 1 Round 2 Slate Name Votes Slate Name The Evolution is The Evolution 734 ELECTED with 752 votes. SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Slate Name Votes Slate Name Votes Slate Name Hardcore as a Hardcore as a 349 393 Sophomore Sophomore So‐phly is ELECTED So‐phly 603 So‐phly 673 with 767 votes SophCorps 126 SophCorps got thrown out Hardcore as a Sophomore this round. got thrown out this round. 3 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! [email protected] elections.stanford.edu ASSU UNDERGRADUATE SENATE (Candidates with 10 votes or less are not displayed) Candidate Name Votes Elected Mohammad Ali 1222 YES Anton Zietsman 1188 YES Shelley Gao 1177 YES Varun Sivaram 1134 YES Alex Katz 1069 YES Kelsei Wharton 1029 YES Daniel Limón 1005 YES Michael Cruz 981 YES Lee Jackson 967 YES Dean Young 927 YES Brian Wanyoike 905 YES Zachary Johnson 902 YES Zachary Warma 842 YES Adam Creasman 841 YES Steven Q Singleton 829 YES Rafael Vasquez 828 NO Ben Jensen 809 NO Bryce Kam 788 NO Cameron Henry 774 NO Ruthie Arbeiter 771 NO Janet Bill 745 NO Matt Miller 739 NO Sam King 705 NO Jia Alan Guo 683 NO Matthew “Mateo” Charles Willmott 644 NO Howard Tan 639 NO Monzurat (Monzi) Oni 589 NO Raillan Brooks 538 NO Ben Laufer 522 NO Erik Donhowe 515 NO Jonathan Gelbart 386 NO Otis Reid 377 NO Steven Morris 365 NO Shinjini Kundu 346 NO Senator Palpatine 124 NO Palpatine 28 NO Sam Fox 25 NO Edward M. Beaux 23 NO Laura Yu 12 NO 4 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! [email protected] elections.stanford.edu GRADUATE STUDENT COUNCIL (GSC) District Winners Candidate Name School Votes Robert Hennessy Engineering 225 Addy Satija Engineering 198 Bryan Chen Natural Sciences 154 Jessica Tsai Medicine 133 TBA Education ‐‐‐‐‐ Eric Osborne Law 97 Ugur Pece Humanities 67 TBA Business ‐‐‐‐‐ Nanna Notthoff Social Sciences 97 Mary Van de Hoven Earth Sciences 58 At‐Large Winners Candidate Name School Votes Justin Brown Earth Sciences 392 Ryan Peacock Engineering 388 Aleksandra Korolova Engineering 276 Andrew Kennedy Medicine 251 Noa Lincoln Earth Sciences 229 Full Results for At‐Large Candidate Name School Votes Nanna Notthoff Social Sciences 398 Justin Brown Earth Sciences 392 Ryan Peacock Engineering 388 Robert Hennessy Engineering 381 Mary Van de Hoven Earth Sciences 381 Jessica Tsai Medicine 379 Addy Satija Engineering 355 Aleksandra Korolova Engineering 276 Andrew Kennedy Medicine 251 Bryan Chen Natural Sciences 250 Eric Osborne Law 240 Noa Lincoln Earth Sciences 229 Andrew Danowitz Engineering 192 Ugur Pece Humanities 67 Jose Leis Engineering 55 (Candidates with less than 10 votes are not displayed) 5 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! [email protected] elections.stanford.edu SPECIAL FEES Joint Special Fees Total Total Grad Grad Grad UG UG UG Group Name Approval YES NO YES NO %YES YES NO %YES ASSU Legal 2396 777 861 379 69.44% 1535 398 79.41% Counseling Office YES Pacific Free Clinic 2412 860 858 465 64.85% 1554 395 79.73% YES Stanford Outdoors 2410 959 797 514 60.79% 1613 445 78.38% YES Sunday Flicks 3173 891 792 536 59.64% 2381 355 87.02% YES ASSU Speakers 2408 957 610 590 50.83% 1798 367 83.05% Bureau YES Stanford Club 2748 939 709 580 55.00% 2039 359 85.03% Sports YES Undergraduate Special Fees Total Total Total Group Name Approval YES NO %YES Alternative Spring Break 1963 451 81.32% YES Barrio Assistance 1099 571 65.81% YES LSJUMB ‐ Stanford Band 1918 497 79.42% YES SHPRC ‐ Sexual Health Peer Resources Center 2200 294 88.21% YES SIC ‐ Student Initiated Courses 1994 284 87.53% YES SIG ‐ Stanford in Government 1691 392 81.18% YES SOCA ‐ Stanford Organizing Committee for the Arts 1380 502 73.33% YES Stanford Club Sports 1941 362 84.28% YES Stanford Concert Network 1515 556 73.15% YES The Stanford Daily 2120 455 82.33% YES AASA ‐ Asian American Student Association 1341 673 66.58% YES BSU ‐ Black Student Union 1348 627 68.25% YES MEChA ‐ Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan 1095 689 61.38% YES MSAN ‐ Muslim Students Awareness Network 1159 667 63.47% YES Stanford Chaparral 896 757 54.20% YES Stanford Dance Marathon 1832 465 79.76% YES Stanford Film Society 1218 638 65.63% YES Basmati Raas 1134 635 64.10% YES Jewish Student Association 1176 638 64.83% YES SAIO ‐ Stanford American Indian Organization 1181 614 65.79% YES SASA ‐ Stanford African Students Association 1102 610 64.37% YES SIAS ‐ Society for International Affairs at Stanford 1069 525 67.06% YES Stanford NAACP 1220 563 68.42% YES Stanford News Readership Program 1170 514 69.48% YES 6 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! [email protected] elections.stanford.edu Stanford Students in Entertainment 935 631 59.71% YES Stanford Women in Business 1279 583 68.69% YES The Bridge 1783 357 83.32% YES Leland Quarterly 858 717 54.48% YES Stanford Astronomical Society 1059 590 64.22% YES Stanford Mock Trial 1053 635 62.38% YES Los Salseros de Stanford 1151 593 66.00% YES Mariachi Cardenal de Stanford 1381 547 71.63% YES QSA ‐ Queer/Straight Alliance 1622 532 75.30% YES Stanford Jazz Orchestra 1148 514 69.07% YES Stanford Journal of International Relations 1019 571 64.09% YES Stanford Martial Arts program 1073 564 65.55% YES Volunteers in Latin America 1292 535 70.72% YES Wind Ensemble 1042 601 63.42% YES KZSU 90.1 FM 1275 732 63.53% YES SCBN ‐ Stanford Cardinal Broadcasting Network 796 681 53.89% YES Stanford Scientific Magazine 1163 477 70.91% YES Stanford Shakespeare Society 1119 567 66.37% YES Stanford Solar Car Project 1564 388 80.12% YES The Stanford Progressive 874 694 55.74% YES 7 2009 ASSU Elections Commission: run for a better Stanford! 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