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(General) Election and MSU Student Senate (General) Election Results of the MSU Executive (General) Election and MSU Student Senate (General) Election 12 MÁRTA 2020 12 MARCH 2020 TORTHAÍ AN TOGHCHÁIN ELECTION RESULTS AN CLÁR CONTENTS RESULTS MSU Executive (General) Election | 12 March 2020 – Position Results . MSU President . VP Education Recount . VP Welfare & Equality Second Recount . VP Student Life . Arts, Celtic Studies, & Philosophy Faculty Convenor Recount . Social Sciences Faculty Convenor . Science & Engineering Faculty Convenor . Oifigeach na Gaeilge MSU Student Senate (General) Election | 12 March 2020 – Position Results . Accommodation Senator . Campus Life Senator . Charity Senator . Community Senator . Commuter Senator . DARE Senator . Ethnic Diversity Senator . Gender Equality Senator . Green Campus Senator . Independent Senator . LGBT+ Senator . Mature Student Senator . Mental Health Senator Page 1 of 35 SCHEDULES List of Tables (Previous Counts) . VP Education . VP Welfare & Equality . VP Welfare & Equality Recount . Arts, Celtic Studies, & Philosophy Faculty Convenor (Candidate’s Elected) . Summary list of candidate’s elected – Executive . Summary list of candidate’s elected – Student Senate Photographs . Photographs of candidate’s elected – Executive . Photographs of candidate’s elected – Student Senate Page 2 of 35 General Election for Maynooth Students’ Union Executive Polling Day – 12 March 2020 Position Results and Transfer of Votes ________________________ Olltoghchán le haghaidh Feidhmiúchán Aontas na Mac Léinn Mhá Nuad Lá na Vótála - 12ú Márta 2020 Torthaí na bPost agua Aistriú na Vótaí Page 3 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 1,836 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 27 Kelly Rennick 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,809 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF MSU PRESIDNET Quota 905 First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (3 No) Number of Votes Jemin, Joseph 443 Rennick, Kelly 1,303 Re-Open Nominations 63 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,809 Page 4 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 1,832 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 56 Julian Nagi 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,776 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF VP EDUCATION Quota 889 RECOUNT First Count Second Count Transfer of NAMES OF CANDIDATES (4 No) Re-Open Nominations Number of Votes And Hawkins, Katie Votes and Result Hawkins, Katie 215 - +101 Keenan, Áine 723 824 +72 Nagi, Julian 808 880 Re-Open Nominations 30 - Non-transferable papers - 72 TOTAL 1,776 1,776 Page 5 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 1,832 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 50 Ciarán Watts 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,782 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 892 VP WELFARE & EQUALITY SECOND RECOUNT First Count Second Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (3 No) Transfer of Number of Votes Re-Open Nominations Votes and Result +6 Lyons, David 869 875 +4 Watts, Ciarán 886 890 Re-Open Nominations 27 - Non-transferable papers - 17 TOTAL 1,782 1,782 Page 6 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 1,836 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 40 Bukky Adebowale 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,796 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 899 VP STUDENT LIFE First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (3 No) Number of Votes Adebowale, Bukky 1,112 Lynch, Niamh 667 Re-Open Nominations 17 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,796 Page 7 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 623 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 43 Kennedy, Katie-Maria 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 580 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF ARTS, CELTIC STUDIES, Quota 291 & PHILOSOPHY FAULTY CONVENOR RECOUNT First Count Second Count Third Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (4 No) Transfer of Transfer of Number of Votes Re-Open Nominations Larkin, Aaron Daniel Votes and Result Votes and Result +50 Fogarty, Alex 184 184 234 +86 Kennedy, Katie-Maria 205 205 291 +1 Larkin, Aaron Daniel 178 - 179 Re-Open Nominations 13 - - +43 Non-transferable papers - 12 55 TOTAL 580 580 580 Page 8 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 1,166 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 46 Seán Masterson 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,120 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 561 SOCIAL SCIENCES FACULTY CONVENOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (3 No) Number of Votes Flood, Laura 410 Masterson, Seán 665 Re-Open Nominations 45 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,120 Page 9 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 604 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 33 Jemma Molly 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 571 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 286 SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FACULTY CONVENOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (3 No) Number of Votes Molly, Jemma 358 Yeomans, John 180 Re-Open Nominations 33 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 571 Page 10 of 35 MSU EXECUTIVE ELECTION Total Poll 1,843 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 111 Sinéad Fitzgibbon 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,732 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 867 OIFIGEACH NA GAEILGE First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes Fitzgibbon, Sinéad 1,616 Re-Open Nominations 116 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,732 Page 11 of 35 General Election for Maynooth Students’ Union Student Senate Polling Day – 12 March 2020 Position Results and Transfer of Votes ________________________ Olltoghchán le haghaidh Seanad na Mac Léinn Aontas na Mac Léinn Mhá Nuad Lá na Vótála - 12ú Márta 2020 Torthaí na bPost agua Aistriú na Vótaí Page 12 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,766 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 126 Martin McDonagh 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,640 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 821 ACCOMMODATION SENATOR First Count Second Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (4 No) Transfer of Re-Open Nominations Number of Votes and Shannon, John Votes and Result +118 Corish, David 518 636 +150 McDonagh, Martin 695 845 Shannon, John 364 - Re-Open Nominations 63 - +159 Non-transferable papers - 159 TOTAL 1,640 1,658 Page 13 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,805 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 120 Cáit Áine McGovern 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,685 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 843 CAMPUS LIFE SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes McGovern, Cáit Áine 1,596 Re-Open Nominations 89 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,685 Page 14 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,813 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 83 Kevin Ryan 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,730 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 866 CHARITY SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (3 No) Number of Votes Ryan, Kevin 1,408 Stankevicius, Dominykas 252 Re-Open Nominations 70 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,730 Page 15 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,794 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 126 Aoife Deegan 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,668 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 835 COMMUNITY SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes Deegan, Aoife 1,509 Re-Open Nominations 159 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,668 Page 16 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,818 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 158 Sophie Watson 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,660 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 831 COMMUTER SENATOR First Count Second Count Third Count Fourth Count Transfer of Re-Open Transfer of Transfer of NAMES OF CANDIDATES (6 No) Nominations Lechowska, Nolan, Lucy Number of Votes and Broughan, Natalia Votes and Christina Votes Rebecca Votes and Result and Result Result Broughan, Rebecca 174 - - - +42 +199 +129 Carroll, Alannah Maria 362 404 523 652 +47 Lechowska, Natalia 255 302 - - +26 +49 Nolan, Lucy Christina 317 343 392 - +27 +58 +147 Watson, Sophie 478 505 563 710 Re-Open Nominations 74 - - - +106 +76 +116 Non-transferable papers - 106 182 298 TOTAL 1,660 1,660 1,660 1,660 Page 17 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,808 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 120 Gavin Fanning 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,688 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 845 DARE SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes Fanning, Gavin 1,587 Re-Open Nominations 101 Non-transferable papers 0 TOTAL 1,688 Page 18 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,784 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 94 Tina Adinga 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,690 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 846 ETHNC DIVERSITY SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes Adinga, Tina 1,592 Re-Open Nominations 98 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,690 Page 19 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,810 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 117 Kealan Hilley 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,693 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 847 GENDER EQUALITY SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes Hilley, Kealan 1,508 Re-Open Nominations 185 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,693 Page 20 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,807 Name of Candidate Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 99 Aoife Hynes 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,708 Number of Seats 1 POSITION OF Quota 855 GREEN CAMPUS SENATOR First Count NAMES OF CANDIDATES (2 No) Number of Votes Hynes, Aoife 1,596 Re-Open Nominations 112 Non-transferable papers - TOTAL 1,708 Page 21 of 35 MSU STUDENT SENATE ELECTION Total Poll 1,824 Name of Candidates Elected Spoilt Ballot Paper 117 Luke Buckley 12 MARCH 2020 Valid Poll 1,707 Niall Daly Number of Seats 4 Emma Curran POSITION OF Quota 342 Jordan Quinn INDEPENDENT SENATOR First Count Second Count Third Count Fourth Count Transfer of Transfer of Re-Open Transfer of NAMES OF CANDIDATES (8 No) Buckley, Luke Number of Votes Nominations and McGlynn, Rebecca Surplus and Burke, Eboni Votes and Result Result Votes and Result (-48) Buckley, Luke 390 - - 342 +11 +29 +18 Burke, Eboni 240 251 280
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