University of Alberta Students’ Union STUDENTS' COUNCIL LATE ADDITIONS
Tuesday March 23, 2010 Council Chambers 2-1 University Hall
LATE ADDITIONS (SC 2009-26)
2009-26/1 SPEAKER’S BUSINESS
2009-26/2 PRESENTATIONS
2009-26/3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT
2009-26/4 BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS
2009-26/5 QUESTION PERIOD
2009-26/6 BOARD AND COMMITTEE BUSINESS
2009-26/7 GENERAL ORDERS
2009-26/7a FENTIMAN/COX MOVE THAT Students' Council approve Bill #33 in first reading based on the following principles:
The Students’ Union shall not allow for the introduction of a dedicated fee unit if the purpose of the fee is not to:
a) directly and primarily benefit undergraduate students at the University of Alberta in their pursuit of a post-secondary education, or b) eliminate obstacles for undergraduate students in pursuit of a post- secondary education at the University of Alberta.
2009-26/8 INFORMATION ITEMS
2009-26/8d DIE Board letter
Please see document LA 09-26.01
2009-26/8e Nick Dehod, VP Student Life- Report
Please see document LA 09-26.02
2009-26/8f Jennifer Huygen, CRO- Report
Please see document LA 09-26.03 LATE ADDITIONS SC 09-26 Tuesday March 26, 2010 Page 2
2009-26/8g Zach Fentiman, Presidents- Report
Please see document LA 09-26.04
2009-26/8h Beverly Eastham, VP External- Report
Please see document LA 09-26.05
2009-26/8i Leah Trueblood, VP Academic- Report
Please see document LA 09-26.06
To: Students’ Council, Executive Council
Thank you for your attention to this matter. DIE Board is mandated under Bylaw 1500 to include at least 8 and no more than 14 members, including a Chief Tribune and two Associate Chief Tribunes.
Currently, DIE Board has 12 members, including the Chief and one Associate Chief Tribune. At the end of the academic year, 7 of those members, including myself and my Associate Chief, are graduating.
An effort was made over the course of this academic year to recruit additional members, and to invite the existing members to apply for the open Associate Chief position. Those efforts were unsuccessful. As it stands right now, in the fall 2010 semester, DIE Board will consist of at most 5 tribunes, none of whom will be Chief or Associate Chief.
The absence of a Chief or Associate Chief is not problematic from the point of view of hearings: Our procedures allow us to appoint temporary chairpersons for the purpose of hearings. The small number of tribunes does pose a problem, as at least two of our continuing members expect to be studying overseas for the first semester of the 2010/2011 academic year. Also, it will be impossible for DIE Board to convene an appeal panel (as opposed to a panel of first instance) in accordance with Bylaw 1500 until such time as it has at least 8 members.
The absence of a Chief or Associate also poses an administrative problem, as there is no individual responsible for ensuring that the administrative needs of the Board are addressed.
In light of this situation, I have appointed Tribunes Ashvin Singh and Chris Le to serve on the Tribune Selection Committee, and have asked them to take initiative to ensure that DIE Board’s membership is brought in line with the requirements of Bylaw 1500 as soon as possible. I am doing this now, before the end of my term, to ensure that this process can start as soon as possible and can continue after my departure uninterrupted.
This letter is written to ask Students’ Council and the Executive to take similar steps and work through their representatives on the Tribune Selection Committee with Tribunes Singh and Le to ensure that this situation is resolved as soon as possible.
It would also be helpful if the members of the Students’ Union and the Executive could actively recruit appropriate candidates for membership in DIE Board, and refer them to the Tribune Selection Committee. I have asked the current members of DIE Board to do the same.
Jason Morris Chief Tribune, DIE Board
2009/2010 Report to Council March 23, 2010 Vice President (Student Life)
Prepared by: Nick Dehod, Vice President (Student Life) To: Students’ Council 2009/2010
Dean of Students’ Selection Committee
A large percentage of my time this week is dedicated to the Selection Committee for the Dean of Students. It’s been an intensive process and I look forward to reporting the outcome at a future Council meeting.
Health & Dental Plan Committee
Before tonight’s council meeting we will have had another Health & Dental Plan Committee Meeting. We have had a number of applicants for the committee, which is exciting. Tonight we will be having studentcare.net/works present on usage of the plan this year.
Legislate This!
Thank you to everyone that came out last Thursday. We have received a large amount of media coverage and I do believe this will have an impact on the outcome of the current fee increase discussion. A special thanks to those who offered to act as marshals as we directed people down 88th street and across the bridge.
Nomination Committee/Programming
This is also where some of my time has been dedicated. That said, my nomination committee time is coming to an end as I pass the torch over to the new VPSL Rory Tighe. Rory will soon be an expert when it comes to interview questions and sifting through resumes and cover letters. I wish him the best as he continues to work with our service staff to create next year’s team.
Rory and I have also had conversations with the Senior Manager of Programming & Venues about what programming will look like next year. We have been making tweaks to the Student Programmer position and finding extra hours for the job so that we can increase our capacity to deliver quality programming. Based on the conversations I have had with Rory it looks like there will be a lot of really exciting things happening in the programming side of the house next year.
Sustainability Audit Coordinator
The last few weeks we have been discussing the creation of a student sustainability audit coordinator position for the summer. Pending approval of the budget, we will move ahead and begin the hiring process for this position.
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Transition
The incoming executive met over the weekend to begin focusing on our goals for next year. It’s looking to be a strong team and I’m looking forward to carrying the momentum of this year into the next one. We plan to meet every two weeks for a few hours, and hopefully having a one-day retreat sometime in the middle of April. The emphasis right now is on portfolio-based transition so that the incoming can be brought up to speed with the various issues and responsibilities of the portfolio.
As always, if you have any other questions ask during council, stop by the office, or send me an email at [email protected].
“To hell with circumstances, I create opportunities” – Bruce Lee
Page 2 of 2 2009/2010 Report to Students’ Council March 23, 2010 Students’ Union Elections Office
Submitted by: Jennifer Huygen, Chief Returning Officer
Submitted to: Students’ Council Mr. Craig Turner, Speaker Ms. Leah Trueblood, Vice President (Academic)
Subject: 2010 Students’ Council and General Faculties Council Election Results
Please find attached the detailed results from the Students’ Council and General Faculties Council Election that took place on March 18 and 19, 2010.
The following list contains the name of the successful candidates for Council and GFC seats. Please do not hesitate to contact me at [email protected] should you have any questions about the results or the elections process. Be forewarned that I have returned to my life as a student, so responses may be a bit delayed.
Congratulations to all those who contested a position!
2010 Results:
Studentsʼ Council General Faculties Council
ALES SC ALES GFC 1 - Natalie Cox 1 - Airell DesLauriers 2 - Natalie Cox
Arts SC Arts GFC 1 - Petros Kusmu - SUPA 1 - Petros Kusmu (GFC) 2 - Aditya Rao - SUPA 2 - Kelin Flanagan (GFC) 3 - Nariman Saidane - SUPA 3 - Mike Siebert (GFC) 4 - Joel French - SUPA 4 - Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) 5 - Kenzie Gordon - SUPA 5 - Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) 6 - Malori Stan - SUPA
Business SC Business GFC 1 - Harry Chandler 1 - Colten Yamagishi 2 - Colten Yamagishi 2 - Pierce Quaghebeur
Education SC Education GFC 1 - Ngina wa Kaai (SC) 1 - Ngina wa Kaai 2009/2010 Report to Students’ Council March 23, 2010 Students’ Union Elections Office
Studentsʼ Council General Faculties Council
Engineering SC Engineering GFC 1 - Michael Ross 1 - Jocelyn Westwood 2 - Ben Lambert 2 - Michael Ross (ENGFC) 3 - Noel Broughton 3 - Danny Bachman 4 - Farid Iskandar 4 - Peter Roland 5 - Claire Smith (EN)
Law SC Law GFC 1 - Leslie Stitt 1 - Ashley Taunton
Med/Dent SC Med/Dent GFC 1 - Antonia Johnson 1 - Andre Isaac
Native Studies SC N/A 1 - Jake Archie
Nursing SC N/A 1 - Jenna Parsonage
Pharmacy SC Pharmacy GFC 1- Sarah Zhao 1 - Jan Rudzinski
FSJ SC FSJ GFC 1 - Raphael Lepage Fortin 1 - Raphael Lepage Fortin
Science SC Science GFC 1 - Doug Cheung (SC) 1 - Matthew Li 2 - Kim Ferguson 2 - Doug Cheung 3 - Andy Cheema (SC) 3 - Andy Cheema 4 - Steven Huynh 4 - Mathew Palakkamanil 5 - Tom L Abbe (SC) 5 - Tom L Abbe 6 - Wei Qiang 6 - Dustin Chelen 7 - Deep Brar (SC) 7 - Deep Brar 8 - Michael Ron Martyna 9 - Antoinette Chamoun ########################################################################### ##### March 19, 2010 19:14:47
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: ALES SC Candidates in this race: Natalie Cox (SC), None of the Above (ALES SC)
Beginning round 1 There were 75 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 38 Natalie Cox (SC) recived: 68 first place votes. 91% None of the Above (ALES SC) recived: 7 first place votes. 9% The winner is Natalie Cox (SC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Arts SC Candidates in this race: Aditya Rao - SUPA, Nariman Saidane - SUPA, Kenzie Gordon - SUPA, Joel French - SUPA, Petros Kusmu - SUPA, Malori Stan - SUPA, Roger Rouault, Dorothy Roberts, Kevin Thomas, Andrea Wallace, Aaron Singleton, Josh Mountain, Gabriel Sandstrom, None of the Above (Arts SC) Total winners to find in this race: 14
Beginning round 1 There were 316 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 159 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 44 first place votes. 14% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 13 first place votes. 4% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 33 first place votes. 10% Joel French - SUPA recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 45 first place votes. 14% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Roger Rouault recived: 6 first place votes. 2% Dorothy Roberts recived: 31 first place votes. 10% Kevin Thomas recived: 17 first place votes. 5% Andrea Wallace recived: 28 first place votes. 9% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 3% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 17 first place votes. 5% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 21 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Roger Rouault will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 316 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 159 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 44 first place votes. 14% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 13 first place votes. 4% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 33 first place votes. 10% Joel French - SUPA recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 45 first place votes. 14% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Dorothy Roberts recived: 33 first place votes. 10% Kevin Thomas recived: 19 first place votes. 6% Andrea Wallace recived: 30 first place votes. 9% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 3% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 17 first place votes. 5% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 21 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 313 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 157 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 44 first place votes. 14% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 13 first place votes. 4% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Joel French - SUPA recived: 23 first place votes. 7% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 45 first place votes. 14% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Dorothy Roberts recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Andrea Wallace recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 19 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 312 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 157 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 45 first place votes. 14% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 14 first place votes. 4% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Joel French - SUPA recived: 23 first place votes. 7% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 47 first place votes. 15% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Dorothy Roberts recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Andrea Wallace recived: 31 first place votes. 10% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 23 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Nariman Saidane - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 310 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 156 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 47 first place votes. 15% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 28 first place votes. 9% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 49 first place votes. 16% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Dorothy Roberts recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 20 first place votes. 6% Andrea Wallace recived: 31 first place votes. 10% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 23 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Malori Stan - SUPA, Kevin Thomas Differential found in round 1 Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 309 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 155 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 49 first place votes. 16% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 29 first place votes. 9% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 51 first place votes. 17% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Dorothy Roberts recived: 36 first place votes. 12% Andrea Wallace recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 26 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Malori Stan - SUPA, None of the Above (Arts SC) Differential found in round 1 Malori Stan - SUPA will be eliminated. Beginning round 7 There were 306 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 18% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 40 first place votes. 13% Joel French - SUPA recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 55 first place votes. 18% Dorothy Roberts recived: 36 first place votes. 12% Andrea Wallace recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 28 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 23 first place votes. 8% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 295 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 148 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 55 first place votes. 19% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 41 first place votes. 14% Joel French - SUPA recived: 34 first place votes. 12% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 57 first place votes. 19% Dorothy Roberts recived: 36 first place votes. 12% Andrea Wallace recived: 37 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 35 first place votes. 12% No winner found. Joel French - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 286 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 62 first place votes. 22% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 45 first place votes. 16% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 67 first place votes. 23% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 36 first place votes. 13% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 10 There were 283 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 64 first place votes. 23% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 46 first place votes. 16% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 73 first place votes. 26% Dorothy Roberts recived: 43 first place votes. 15% Andrea Wallace recived: 57 first place votes. 20% No winner found. Dorothy Roberts will be eliminated.
Beginning round 11 There were 272 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 137 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 71 first place votes. 26% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 47 first place votes. 17% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 82 first place votes. 30% Andrea Wallace recived: 72 first place votes. 26% No winner found. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 12 There were 265 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 133 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 86 first place votes. 32% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 102 first place votes. 38% Andrea Wallace recived: 77 first place votes. 29% No winner found. Andrea Wallace will be eliminated.
Beginning round 13 There were 238 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 120 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 108 first place votes. 45% Petros Kusmu - SUPA recived: 130 first place votes. 55% The winner is Petros Kusmu - SUPA Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 309 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 155 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 17% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Joel French - SUPA recived: 27 first place votes. 9% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 27 first place votes. 9% Roger Rouault recived: 7 first place votes. 2% Dorothy Roberts recived: 32 first place votes. 10% Kevin Thomas recived: 19 first place votes. 6% Andrea Wallace recived: 29 first place votes. 9% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 21 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Roger Rouault will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 309 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 155 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 17% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Joel French - SUPA recived: 27 first place votes. 9% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 27 first place votes. 9% Dorothy Roberts recived: 35 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 21 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 31 first place votes. 10% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 21 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 306 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 18% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Joel French - SUPA recived: 28 first place votes. 9% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 27 first place votes. 9% Dorothy Roberts recived: 35 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 31 first place votes. 10% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 20 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 305 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 153 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 55 first place votes. 18% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 23 first place votes. 8% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 35 first place votes. 11% Joel French - SUPA recived: 28 first place votes. 9% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 29 first place votes. 10% Dorothy Roberts recived: 35 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 22 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 32 first place votes. 10% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 24 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Kevin Thomas, None of the Above (Arts SC) Differential found in round 1 Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 304 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 153 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 58 first place votes. 19% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 35 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 27 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 291 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 146 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 59 first place votes. 20% Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 36 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 31 first place votes. 11% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 33 first place votes. 11% No winner found. Nariman Saidane - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 289 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 145 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 65 first place votes. 22% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 41 first place votes. 14% Joel French - SUPA recived: 42 first place votes. 15% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 33 first place votes. 11% No winner found. Malori Stan - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 286 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 73 first place votes. 26% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 48 first place votes. 17% Joel French - SUPA recived: 53 first place votes. 19% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 36 first place votes. 13% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 283 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 77 first place votes. 27% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 50 first place votes. 18% Joel French - SUPA recived: 56 first place votes. 20% Dorothy Roberts recived: 43 first place votes. 15% Andrea Wallace recived: 57 first place votes. 20% No winner found. Dorothy Roberts will be eliminated.
Beginning round 10 There were 271 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 136 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 85 first place votes. 31% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 52 first place votes. 19% Joel French - SUPA recived: 60 first place votes. 22% Andrea Wallace recived: 74 first place votes. 27% No winner found. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 11 There were 261 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 131 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 101 first place votes. 39% Joel French - SUPA recived: 81 first place votes. 31% Andrea Wallace recived: 79 first place votes. 30% No winner found. Andrea Wallace will be eliminated.
Beginning round 12 There were 228 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 115 Aditya Rao - SUPA recived: 120 first place votes. 53% Joel French - SUPA recived: 108 first place votes. 47% The winner is Aditya Rao - SUPA Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 307 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 51 first place votes. 17% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 38 first place votes. 12% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Roger Rouault recived: 7 first place votes. 2% Dorothy Roberts recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 21 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Roger Rouault will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 307 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 51 first place votes. 17% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 38 first place votes. 12% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Dorothy Roberts recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Kevin Thomas recived: 23 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 32 first place votes. 10% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 304 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 153 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 51 first place votes. 17% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Joel French - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 13% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Dorothy Roberts recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 20 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 23 first place votes. 8% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 303 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 152 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 52 first place votes. 17% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Joel French - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 13% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 24 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 23 first place votes. 8% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 290 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 146 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 19% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 13% Joel French - SUPA recived: 40 first place votes. 14% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 30 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Kevin Thomas will be eliminated. Beginning round 6 There were 289 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 145 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 57 first place votes. 20% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 13% Joel French - SUPA recived: 42 first place votes. 15% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 36 first place votes. 12% Dorothy Roberts recived: 43 first place votes. 15% Andrea Wallace recived: 39 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 33 first place votes. 11% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 286 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 59 first place votes. 21% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 40 first place votes. 14% Joel French - SUPA recived: 42 first place votes. 15% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 14% Dorothy Roberts recived: 48 first place votes. 17% Andrea Wallace recived: 58 first place votes. 20% No winner found. Malori Stan - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 283 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 66 first place votes. 23% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 48 first place votes. 17% Joel French - SUPA recived: 59 first place votes. 21% Dorothy Roberts recived: 48 first place votes. 17% Andrea Wallace recived: 62 first place votes. 22% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Kenzie Gordon - SUPA, Dorothy Roberts Differential found in round 1 Dorothy Roberts will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 270 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 136 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 74 first place votes. 27% Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 50 first place votes. 19% Joel French - SUPA recived: 66 first place votes. 24% Andrea Wallace recived: 80 first place votes. 30% No winner found. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 10 There were 261 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 131 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 91 first place votes. 35% Joel French - SUPA recived: 84 first place votes. 32% Andrea Wallace recived: 86 first place votes. 33% No winner found. Joel French - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 11 There were 246 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 124 Nariman Saidane - SUPA recived: 149 first place votes. 61% Andrea Wallace recived: 97 first place votes. 39% The winner is Nariman Saidane - SUPA Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 305 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 153 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 69 first place votes. 23% Joel French - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 18% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Roger Rouault recived: 7 first place votes. 2% Dorothy Roberts recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Kevin Thomas recived: 21 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 31 first place votes. 10% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Roger Rouault will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 305 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 153 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 69 first place votes. 23% Joel French - SUPA recived: 54 first place votes. 18% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Dorothy Roberts recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Kevin Thomas recived: 23 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 22 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 302 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 152 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 69 first place votes. 23% Joel French - SUPA recived: 55 first place votes. 18% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Dorothy Roberts recived: 37 first place votes. 12% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Aaron Singleton recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 20 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 23 first place votes. 8% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 301 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 151 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 70 first place votes. 23% Joel French - SUPA recived: 56 first place votes. 19% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 34 first place votes. 11% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 24 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 23 first place votes. 8% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 288 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 145 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 73 first place votes. 25% Joel French - SUPA recived: 57 first place votes. 20% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 32 first place votes. 11% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 34 first place votes. 12% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 30 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 287 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 74 first place votes. 26% Joel French - SUPA recived: 61 first place votes. 21% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 36 first place votes. 13% Dorothy Roberts recived: 43 first place votes. 15% Andrea Wallace recived: 40 first place votes. 14% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 33 first place votes. 11% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 284 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 143 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 76 first place votes. 27% Joel French - SUPA recived: 62 first place votes. 22% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 14% Dorothy Roberts recived: 48 first place votes. 17% Andrea Wallace recived: 59 first place votes. 21% No winner found. Malori Stan - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 281 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 141 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 88 first place votes. 31% Joel French - SUPA recived: 81 first place votes. 29% Dorothy Roberts recived: 49 first place votes. 17% Andrea Wallace recived: 63 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Dorothy Roberts will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 268 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 135 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 96 first place votes. 36% Joel French - SUPA recived: 90 first place votes. 34% Andrea Wallace recived: 82 first place votes. 31% No winner found. Andrea Wallace will be eliminated. Beginning round 10 There were 235 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 118 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 117 first place votes. 50% Joel French - SUPA recived: 118 first place votes. 50% The winner is Joel French - SUPA Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 294 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 148 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 96 first place votes. 33% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Roger Rouault recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Dorothy Roberts recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Kevin Thomas recived: 21 first place votes. 7% Andrea Wallace recived: 31 first place votes. 11% Aaron Singleton recived: 12 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 24 first place votes. 8% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Roger Rouault, Josh Mountain Unable to resolve tie, C.R.O. must choose a round loser. CRO must choose a candidate to be eliminated in the race: Arts SC Please enter a number for the candidate to be ELIMINATED: (0) Roger Rouault (1) Josh Mountain > 0 C.R.O. has chosen Roger Rouault to be eliminated Roger Rouault will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 294 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 148 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 96 first place votes. 33% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Dorothy Roberts recived: 42 first place votes. 14% Kevin Thomas recived: 23 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Aaron Singleton recived: 12 first place votes. 4% Josh Mountain recived: 8 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 18 first place votes. 6% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 24 first place votes. 8% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 291 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 146 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 96 first place votes. 33% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 39 first place votes. 13% Dorothy Roberts recived: 42 first place votes. 14% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 11% Aaron Singleton recived: 12 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 20 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 25 first place votes. 9% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 290 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 146 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 97 first place votes. 33% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 41 first place votes. 14% Dorothy Roberts recived: 45 first place votes. 16% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 34 first place votes. 12% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 24 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 25 first place votes. 9% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Kevin Thomas, Gabriel Sandstrom Differential found in round 1 Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 287 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 98 first place votes. 34% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 43 first place votes. 15% Dorothy Roberts recived: 49 first place votes. 17% Kevin Thomas recived: 28 first place votes. 10% Andrea Wallace recived: 42 first place votes. 15% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 27 first place votes. 9% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated. Beginning round 6 There were 272 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 137 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 101 first place votes. 37% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 43 first place votes. 16% Dorothy Roberts recived: 50 first place votes. 18% Kevin Thomas recived: 31 first place votes. 11% Andrea Wallace recived: 47 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 269 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 135 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 104 first place votes. 39% Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 49 first place votes. 18% Dorothy Roberts recived: 56 first place votes. 21% Andrea Wallace recived: 60 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Malori Stan - SUPA will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 263 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 132 Kenzie Gordon - SUPA recived: 137 first place votes. 52% Dorothy Roberts recived: 58 first place votes. 22% Andrea Wallace recived: 68 first place votes. 26% The winner is Kenzie Gordon - SUPA Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 285 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 143 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 110 first place votes. 39% Roger Rouault recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Dorothy Roberts recived: 42 first place votes. 15% Kevin Thomas recived: 22 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 12% Aaron Singleton recived: 13 first place votes. 5% Josh Mountain recived: 9 first place votes. 3% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 19 first place votes. 7% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 26 first place votes. 9% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 282 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 111 first place votes. 39% Roger Rouault recived: 11 first place votes. 4% Dorothy Roberts recived: 42 first place votes. 15% Kevin Thomas recived: 23 first place votes. 8% Andrea Wallace recived: 33 first place votes. 12% Aaron Singleton recived: 13 first place votes. 5% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 22 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 27 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Roger Rouault will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 282 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 111 first place votes. 39% Dorothy Roberts recived: 47 first place votes. 17% Kevin Thomas recived: 26 first place votes. 9% Andrea Wallace recived: 35 first place votes. 12% Aaron Singleton recived: 14 first place votes. 5% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 22 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 27 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 280 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 141 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 113 first place votes. 40% Dorothy Roberts recived: 50 first place votes. 18% Kevin Thomas recived: 27 first place votes. 10% Andrea Wallace recived: 37 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 26 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 27 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 277 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 139 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 117 first place votes. 42% Dorothy Roberts recived: 54 first place votes. 19% Kevin Thomas recived: 32 first place votes. 12% Andrea Wallace recived: 45 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 29 first place votes. 10% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 260 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 131 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 118 first place votes. 45% Dorothy Roberts recived: 56 first place votes. 22% Kevin Thomas recived: 36 first place votes. 14% Andrea Wallace recived: 50 first place votes. 19% No winner found. Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 256 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 129 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 127 first place votes. 50% Dorothy Roberts recived: 62 first place votes. 24% Andrea Wallace recived: 67 first place votes. 26% No winner found. Dorothy Roberts will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 239 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 120 Malori Stan - SUPA recived: 145 first place votes. 61% Andrea Wallace recived: 94 first place votes. 39% The winner is Malori Stan - SUPA Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 243 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 122 Roger Rouault recived: 43 first place votes. 18% Dorothy Roberts recived: 51 first place votes. 21% Kevin Thomas recived: 24 first place votes. 10% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 16% Aaron Singleton recived: 16 first place votes. 7% Josh Mountain recived: 10 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 23 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 38 first place votes. 16% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 240 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 121 Roger Rouault recived: 44 first place votes. 18% Dorothy Roberts recived: 51 first place votes. 21% Kevin Thomas recived: 25 first place votes. 10% Andrea Wallace recived: 38 first place votes. 16% Aaron Singleton recived: 16 first place votes. 7% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 27 first place votes. 11% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 39 first place votes. 16% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 237 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 119 Roger Rouault recived: 45 first place votes. 19% Dorothy Roberts recived: 55 first place votes. 23% Kevin Thomas recived: 25 first place votes. 11% Andrea Wallace recived: 40 first place votes. 17% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 32 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 40 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 233 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 117 Roger Rouault recived: 49 first place votes. 21% Dorothy Roberts recived: 64 first place votes. 27% Andrea Wallace recived: 46 first place votes. 20% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 34 first place votes. 15% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 40 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 228 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 115 Roger Rouault recived: 61 first place votes. 27% Dorothy Roberts recived: 68 first place votes. 30% Andrea Wallace recived: 57 first place votes. 25% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 42 first place votes. 18% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 202 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 102 Roger Rouault recived: 65 first place votes. 32% Dorothy Roberts recived: 72 first place votes. 36% Andrea Wallace recived: 65 first place votes. 32% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Roger Rouault, Andrea Wallace Differential found in round 1 Andrea Wallace will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 186 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 94 Roger Rouault recived: 83 first place votes. 45% Dorothy Roberts recived: 103 first place votes. 55% The winner is Dorothy Roberts Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 230 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 116 Roger Rouault recived: 47 first place votes. 20% Kevin Thomas recived: 36 first place votes. 16% Andrea Wallace recived: 45 first place votes. 20% Aaron Singleton recived: 17 first place votes. 7% Josh Mountain recived: 10 first place votes. 4% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 25 first place votes. 11% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 50 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 227 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 114 Roger Rouault recived: 48 first place votes. 21% Kevin Thomas recived: 37 first place votes. 16% Andrea Wallace recived: 45 first place votes. 20% Aaron Singleton recived: 17 first place votes. 7% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 29 first place votes. 13% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 51 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 224 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 113 Roger Rouault recived: 49 first place votes. 22% Kevin Thomas recived: 40 first place votes. 18% Andrea Wallace recived: 47 first place votes. 21% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 36 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 52 first place votes. 23% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 217 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 109 Roger Rouault recived: 59 first place votes. 27% Kevin Thomas recived: 45 first place votes. 21% Andrea Wallace recived: 58 first place votes. 27% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 55 first place votes. 25% No winner found. Kevin Thomas will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 213 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 107 Roger Rouault recived: 73 first place votes. 34% Andrea Wallace recived: 84 first place votes. 39% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 56 first place votes. 26% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 180 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 91 Roger Rouault recived: 80 first place votes. 44% Andrea Wallace recived: 100 first place votes. 56% The winner is Andrea Wallace Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes. Andrea Wallace has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 221 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 111 Roger Rouault recived: 54 first place votes. 24% Kevin Thomas recived: 42 first place votes. 19% Aaron Singleton recived: 22 first place votes. 10% Josh Mountain recived: 17 first place votes. 8% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 29 first place votes. 13% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 57 first place votes. 26% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 217 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 109 Roger Rouault recived: 57 first place votes. 26% Kevin Thomas recived: 45 first place votes. 21% Aaron Singleton recived: 22 first place votes. 10% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 35 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 58 first place votes. 27% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 213 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 107 Roger Rouault recived: 58 first place votes. 27% Kevin Thomas recived: 50 first place votes. 23% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 46 first place votes. 22% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 59 first place votes. 28% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 204 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 103 Roger Rouault recived: 70 first place votes. 34% Kevin Thomas recived: 72 first place votes. 35% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 62 first place votes. 30% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 167 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 84 Roger Rouault recived: 78 first place votes. 47% Kevin Thomas recived: 89 first place votes. 53% The winner is Kevin Thomas Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes. Andrea Wallace has already won, redistributing votes. Kevin Thomas has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 216 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 109 Roger Rouault recived: 62 first place votes. 29% Aaron Singleton recived: 39 first place votes. 18% Josh Mountain recived: 27 first place votes. 13% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 31 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 57 first place votes. 26% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 210 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 106 Roger Rouault recived: 70 first place votes. 33% Aaron Singleton recived: 40 first place votes. 19% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 42 first place votes. 20% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 58 first place votes. 28% No winner found. Aaron Singleton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 204 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 103 Roger Rouault recived: 81 first place votes. 40% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 61 first place votes. 30% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 62 first place votes. 30% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 194 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 98 Roger Rouault recived: 125 first place votes. 64% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 69 first place votes. 36% The winner is Roger Rouault Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes. Andrea Wallace has already won, redistributing votes. Kevin Thomas has already won, redistributing votes. Roger Rouault has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 214 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 108 Aaron Singleton recived: 83 first place votes. 39% Josh Mountain recived: 37 first place votes. 17% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 35 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 59 first place votes. 28% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 208 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 105 Aaron Singleton recived: 92 first place votes. 44% Josh Mountain recived: 56 first place votes. 27% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 60 first place votes. 29% No winner found. Josh Mountain will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 195 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 98 Aaron Singleton recived: 125 first place votes. 64% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 70 first place votes. 36% The winner is Aaron Singleton Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes. Andrea Wallace has already won, redistributing votes. Kevin Thomas has already won, redistributing votes. Roger Rouault has already won, redistributing votes. Aaron Singleton has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 207 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 104 Josh Mountain recived: 91 first place votes. 44% Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 53 first place votes. 26% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 63 first place votes. 30% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 200 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 101 Josh Mountain recived: 133 first place votes. 67% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 67 first place votes. 34% The winner is Josh Mountain Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes. Andrea Wallace has already won, redistributing votes. Kevin Thomas has already won, redistributing votes. Roger Rouault has already won, redistributing votes. Aaron Singleton has already won, redistributing votes. Josh Mountain has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 201 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 101 Gabriel Sandstrom recived: 134 first place votes. 67% None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 67 first place votes. 33% The winner is Gabriel Sandstrom Petros Kusmu - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Aditya Rao - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Nariman Saidane - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Joel French - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Kenzie Gordon - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Malori Stan - SUPA has already won, redistributing votes. Dorothy Roberts has already won, redistributing votes. Andrea Wallace has already won, redistributing votes. Kevin Thomas has already won, redistributing votes. Roger Rouault has already won, redistributing votes. Aaron Singleton has already won, redistributing votes. Josh Mountain has already won, redistributing votes. Gabriel Sandstrom has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 160 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 81 None of the Above (Arts SC) recived: 160 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (Arts SC) The winners are: 1 - Petros Kusmu - SUPA 2 - Aditya Rao - SUPA 3 - Nariman Saidane - SUPA 4 - Joel French - SUPA 5 - Kenzie Gordon - SUPA 6 - Malori Stan - SUPA 7 - Dorothy Roberts 8 - Andrea Wallace 9 - Kevin Thomas 10 - Roger Rouault 11 - Aaron Singleton 12 - Josh Mountain 13 - Gabriel Sandstrom 14 - None of the Above (Arts SC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Business SC Candidates in this race: Harry Chandler, Colten Yamagishi, None of the Above (Business SC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 80 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 41 Harry Chandler recived: 37 first place votes. 46% Colten Yamagishi recived: 33 first place votes. 41% None of the Above (Business SC) recived: 10 first place votes. 13% No winner found. None of the Above (Business SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 78 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 40 Harry Chandler recived: 42 first place votes. 54% Colten Yamagishi recived: 36 first place votes. 46% The winner is Harry Chandler Harry Chandler has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 73 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 37 Colten Yamagishi recived: 56 first place votes. 77% None of the Above (Business SC) recived: 17 first place votes. 23% The winner is Colten Yamagishi The winners are: 1 - Harry Chandler 2 - Colten Yamagishi
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Education SC Candidates in this race: Ngina wa Kaai (SC), None of the Above (Education SC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 67 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 34 Ngina wa Kaai (SC) recived: 52 first place votes. 78% None of the Above (Education SC) recived: 15 first place votes. 22% The winner is Ngina wa Kaai (SC) Ngina wa Kaai (SC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 36 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 19 None of the Above (Education SC) recived: 36 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (Education SC) The winners are: 1 - Ngina wa Kaai (SC) 2 - None of the Above (Education SC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Engineering SC Candidates in this race: Ben Lambert, Michael Ross (ENSC), Noel Broughton, Farid Iskandar, None of the Above (Engineering SC) Total winners to find in this race: 4
Beginning round 1 There were 210 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 106 Ben Lambert recived: 44 first place votes. 21% Michael Ross (ENSC) recived: 75 first place votes. 36% Noel Broughton recived: 25 first place votes. 12% Farid Iskandar recived: 26 first place votes. 12% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 40 first place votes. 19% No winner found. Noel Broughton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 207 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 104 Ben Lambert recived: 48 first place votes. 23% Michael Ross (ENSC) recived: 81 first place votes. 39% Farid Iskandar recived: 35 first place votes. 17% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 43 first place votes. 21% No winner found. Farid Iskandar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 200 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 101 Ben Lambert recived: 57 first place votes. 28% Michael Ross (ENSC) recived: 91 first place votes. 46% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 52 first place votes. 26% No winner found. None of the Above (Engineering SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 170 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 86 Ben Lambert recived: 67 first place votes. 39% Michael Ross (ENSC) recived: 103 first place votes. 61% The winner is Michael Ross (ENSC) Michael Ross (ENSC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 193 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 97 Ben Lambert recived: 85 first place votes. 44% Noel Broughton recived: 29 first place votes. 15% Farid Iskandar recived: 31 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 48 first place votes. 25% No winner found. Noel Broughton will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 189 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 95 Ben Lambert recived: 96 first place votes. 51% Farid Iskandar recived: 42 first place votes. 22% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 51 first place votes. 27% The winner is Ben Lambert Michael Ross (ENSC) has already won, redistributing votes. Ben Lambert has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 178 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 90 Noel Broughton recived: 66 first place votes. 37% Farid Iskandar recived: 53 first place votes. 30% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 59 first place votes. 33% No winner found. Farid Iskandar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 166 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 84 Noel Broughton recived: 100 first place votes. 60% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 66 first place votes. 40% The winner is Noel Broughton Michael Ross (ENSC) has already won, redistributing votes. Ben Lambert has already won, redistributing votes. Noel Broughton has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 173 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 87 Farid Iskandar recived: 106 first place votes. 61% None of the Above (Engineering SC) recived: 67 first place votes. 39% The winner is Farid Iskandar The winners are: 1 - Michael Ross (ENSC) 2 - Ben Lambert 3 - Noel Broughton 4 - Farid Iskandar
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Law SC Candidates in this race: Leslie Stitt (SC), None of the Above (Law SC)
Beginning round 1 There were 185 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 93 Leslie Stitt (SC) recived: 167 first place votes. 90% None of the Above (Law SC) recived: 18 first place votes. 10% The winner is Leslie Stitt (SC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Medicine And Dentistry SC Candidates in this race: Antonia Johnson, None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry SC)
Beginning round 1 There were 69 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 35 Antonia Johnson recived: 67 first place votes. 97% None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry SC) recived: 2 first place votes. 3% The winner is Antonia Johnson
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Native Studies SC Candidates in this race: Jake Archie, None of the Above (Native Studies SC)
Beginning round 1 There were 8 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 5 Jake Archie recived: 8 first place votes. 100% None of the Above (Native Studies SC) recived: 0 first place votes. 0% The winner is Jake Archie
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Nursing SC Candidates in this race: Jenna Parsonage, None of the Above (Nursing SC)
Beginning round 1 There were 64 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 33 Jenna Parsonage recived: 62 first place votes. 97% None of the Above (Nursing SC) recived: 2 first place votes. 3% The winner is Jenna Parsonage
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Pharmacy SC Candidates in this race: Sarah Zhao, Nicholas Boon, None of the Above (Pharmacy SC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 137 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 69 Sarah Zhao recived: 70 first place votes. 51% Nicholas Boon recived: 64 first place votes. 47% None of the Above (Pharmacy SC) recived: 3 first place votes. 2% The winner is Sarah Zhao Sarah Zhao has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 123 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 62 Nicholas Boon recived: 114 first place votes. 93% None of the Above (Pharmacy SC) recived: 9 first place votes. 7% The winner is Nicholas Boon The winners are: 1 - Sarah Zhao 2 - Nicholas Boon ########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: FSJ SC Candidates in this race: Raphael Lepage Fortin (SC), None of the Above (FSJ SC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 40 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 21 Raphael Lepage Fortin (SC) recived: 34 first place votes. 85% None of the Above (FSJ SC) recived: 6 first place votes. 15% The winner is Raphael Lepage Fortin (SC) Raphael Lepage Fortin (SC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 28 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 15 None of the Above (FSJ SC) recived: 28 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (FSJ SC) The winners are: 1 - Raphael Lepage Fortin (SC) 2 - None of the Above (FSJ SC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Science SC Candidates in this race: Andy Cheema (SC), Steven Huynh, Doug Cheung (SC), Kim Ferguson, Wei Qiang, Tom L Abbe (SC), Deep Brar (SC), None of the Above (Science SC) Total winners to find in this race: 7
Beginning round 1 There were 407 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 204 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 68 first place votes. 17% Steven Huynh recived: 58 first place votes. 14% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 70 first place votes. 17% Kim Ferguson recived: 64 first place votes. 16% Wei Qiang recived: 31 first place votes. 8% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 43 first place votes. 11% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 31 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 42 first place votes. 10% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Wei Qiang, Deep Brar (SC) Unable to resolve tie, C.R.O. must choose a round loser. CRO must choose a candidate to be eliminated in the race: Science SC Please enter a number for the candidate to be ELIMINATED: (0) Wei Qiang (1) Deep Brar (SC) > 0 C.R.O. has chosen Wei Qiang to be eliminated Wei Qiang will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 402 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 202 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 69 first place votes. 17% Steven Huynh recived: 63 first place votes. 16% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 76 first place votes. 19% Kim Ferguson recived: 68 first place votes. 17% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 49 first place votes. 12% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 32 first place votes. 8% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 45 first place votes. 11% No winner found. Deep Brar (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 394 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 198 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 76 first place votes. 19% Steven Huynh recived: 63 first place votes. 16% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 79 first place votes. 20% Kim Ferguson recived: 74 first place votes. 19% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 57 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 45 first place votes. 11% No winner found. None of the Above (Science SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 366 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 184 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 81 first place votes. 22% Steven Huynh recived: 66 first place votes. 18% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 82 first place votes. 22% Kim Ferguson recived: 76 first place votes. 21% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 61 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Tom L Abbe (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 352 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 177 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 90 first place votes. 26% Steven Huynh recived: 71 first place votes. 20% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 95 first place votes. 27% Kim Ferguson recived: 96 first place votes. 27% No winner found. Steven Huynh will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 331 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 166 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 104 first place votes. 31% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 123 first place votes. 37% Kim Ferguson recived: 104 first place votes. 31% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Andy Cheema (SC), Kim Ferguson Differential found in round 1 Kim Ferguson will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 295 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 148 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 129 first place votes. 44% Doug Cheung (SC) recived: 166 first place votes. 56% The winner is Doug Cheung (SC) Doug Cheung (SC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 388 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 195 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 75 first place votes. 19% Steven Huynh recived: 71 first place votes. 18% Kim Ferguson recived: 69 first place votes. 18% Wei Qiang recived: 39 first place votes. 10% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 33 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 48 first place votes. 12% No winner found. Deep Brar (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 379 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 190 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 83 first place votes. 22% Steven Huynh recived: 72 first place votes. 19% Kim Ferguson recived: 72 first place votes. 19% Wei Qiang recived: 42 first place votes. 11% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 61 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 49 first place votes. 13% No winner found. Wei Qiang will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 367 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 184 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 84 first place votes. 23% Steven Huynh recived: 81 first place votes. 22% Kim Ferguson recived: 79 first place votes. 22% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 69 first place votes. 19% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 54 first place votes. 15% No winner found. None of the Above (Science SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 334 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 168 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 89 first place votes. 27% Steven Huynh recived: 86 first place votes. 26% Kim Ferguson recived: 84 first place votes. 25% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 75 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Tom L Abbe (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 314 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 158 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 106 first place votes. 34% Steven Huynh recived: 96 first place votes. 31% Kim Ferguson recived: 112 first place votes. 36% No winner found. Steven Huynh will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 281 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 141 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 140 first place votes. 50% Kim Ferguson recived: 141 first place votes. 50% The winner is Kim Ferguson Doug Cheung (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kim Ferguson has already won, redistributing votes. Beginning round 1 There were 368 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 185 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 89 first place votes. 24% Steven Huynh recived: 78 first place votes. 21% Wei Qiang recived: 41 first place votes. 11% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 61 first place votes. 17% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 48 first place votes. 13% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 51 first place votes. 14% No winner found. Wei Qiang will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 356 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 179 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 90 first place votes. 25% Steven Huynh recived: 88 first place votes. 25% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 73 first place votes. 21% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 49 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 56 first place votes. 16% No winner found. Deep Brar (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 345 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 173 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 101 first place votes. 29% Steven Huynh recived: 97 first place votes. 28% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 86 first place votes. 25% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 61 first place votes. 18% No winner found. None of the Above (Science SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 307 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 108 first place votes. 35% Steven Huynh recived: 104 first place votes. 34% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 95 first place votes. 31% No winner found. Tom L Abbe (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 274 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 138 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 137 first place votes. 50% Steven Huynh recived: 137 first place votes. 50% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Andy Cheema (SC), Steven Huynh Differential found in round 1 Steven Huynh will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 238 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 120 Andy Cheema (SC) recived: 238 first place votes. 100% The winner is Andy Cheema (SC) Doug Cheung (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kim Ferguson has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema (SC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 353 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 177 Steven Huynh recived: 114 first place votes. 32% Wei Qiang recived: 49 first place votes. 14% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 70 first place votes. 20% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 61 first place votes. 17% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 59 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Wei Qiang will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 339 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 170 Steven Huynh recived: 127 first place votes. 37% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 84 first place votes. 25% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 64 first place votes. 19% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 64 first place votes. 19% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Deep Brar (SC), None of the Above (Science SC) Differential found in round 1 None of the Above (Science SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 301 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 151 Steven Huynh recived: 139 first place votes. 46% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 91 first place votes. 30% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 71 first place votes. 24% No winner found. Deep Brar (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 283 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Steven Huynh recived: 169 first place votes. 60% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 114 first place votes. 40% The winner is Steven Huynh Doug Cheung (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kim Ferguson has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Steven Huynh has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 328 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 165 Wei Qiang recived: 84 first place votes. 26% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 91 first place votes. 28% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 83 first place votes. 25% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 70 first place votes. 21% No winner found. None of the Above (Science SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 284 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 143 Wei Qiang recived: 93 first place votes. 33% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 99 first place votes. 35% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 92 first place votes. 32% No winner found. Deep Brar (SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 261 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 131 Wei Qiang recived: 120 first place votes. 46% Tom L Abbe (SC) recived: 141 first place votes. 54% The winner is Tom L Abbe (SC) Doug Cheung (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kim Ferguson has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Steven Huynh has already won, redistributing votes. Tom L Abbe (SC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 304 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 153 Wei Qiang recived: 115 first place votes. 38% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 112 first place votes. 37% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 77 first place votes. 25% No winner found. None of the Above (Science SC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 255 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 128 Wei Qiang recived: 128 first place votes. 50% Deep Brar (SC) recived: 127 first place votes. 50% The winner is Wei Qiang Doug Cheung (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kim Ferguson has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Steven Huynh has already won, redistributing votes. Tom L Abbe (SC) has already won, redistributing votes. Wei Qiang has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 282 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Deep Brar (SC) recived: 193 first place votes. 68% None of the Above (Science SC) recived: 89 first place votes. 32% The winner is Deep Brar (SC) The winners are: 1 - Doug Cheung (SC) 2 - Kim Ferguson 3 - Andy Cheema (SC) 4 - Steven Huynh 5 - Tom L Abbe (SC) 6 - Wei Qiang 7 - Deep Brar (SC) ########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: ALES GFC Candidates in this race: Natalie Cox, Airell DesLauriers, None of the Above (ALES GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 74 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 38 Natalie Cox recived: 24 first place votes. 32% Airell DesLauriers recived: 47 first place votes. 64% None of the Above (ALES GFC) recived: 3 first place votes. 4% The winner is Airell DesLauriers Airell DesLauriers has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 67 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 34 Natalie Cox recived: 58 first place votes. 87% None of the Above (ALES GFC) recived: 9 first place votes. 13% The winner is Natalie Cox The winners are: 1 - Airell DesLauriers 2 - Natalie Cox
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Arts GFC Candidates in this race: Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC), Petros Kusmu (GFC), Gabriel Tremblay (GFC), Mike Siebert (GFC), Kelin Flanagan (GFC), None of the Above (Arts GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 8
Beginning round 1 There were 293 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 147 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 53 first place votes. 18% Petros Kusmu (GFC) recived: 108 first place votes. 37% Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) recived: 18 first place votes. 6% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 34 first place votes. 12% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 46 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 34 first place votes. 12% No winner found. Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 286 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 60 first place votes. 21% Petros Kusmu (GFC) recived: 109 first place votes. 38% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 35 first place votes. 12% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 47 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 35 first place votes. 12% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Mike Siebert (GFC), None of the Above (Arts GFC) Unable to resolve tie, C.R.O. must choose a round loser. CRO must choose a candidate to be eliminated in the race: Arts GFC Please enter a number for the candidate to be ELIMINATED: (0) Mike Siebert (GFC) (1) None of the Above (Arts GFC) > 1 C.R.O. has chosen None of the Above (Arts GFC) to be eliminated None of the Above (Arts GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 263 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 132 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 61 first place votes. 23% Petros Kusmu (GFC) recived: 111 first place votes. 42% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 36 first place votes. 14% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 55 first place votes. 21% No winner found. Mike Siebert (GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 261 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 131 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 66 first place votes. 25% Petros Kusmu (GFC) recived: 122 first place votes. 47% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 73 first place votes. 28% No winner found. Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 251 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 126 Petros Kusmu (GFC) recived: 156 first place votes. 62% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 95 first place votes. 38% The winner is Petros Kusmu (GFC) Petros Kusmu (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 253 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 127 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 72 first place votes. 28% Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) recived: 25 first place votes. 10% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 49 first place votes. 19% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 64 first place votes. 25% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 43 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 244 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 123 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 80 first place votes. 33% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 55 first place votes. 23% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 65 first place votes. 27% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 44 first place votes. 18% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 216 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 109 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 87 first place votes. 40% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 56 first place votes. 26% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 73 first place votes. 34% No winner found. Mike Siebert (GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 208 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 105 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 102 first place votes. 49% Kelin Flanagan (GFC) recived: 106 first place votes. 51% The winner is Kelin Flanagan (GFC) Petros Kusmu (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kelin Flanagan (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 241 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 121 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 75 first place votes. 31% Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) recived: 33 first place votes. 14% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 88 first place votes. 37% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 45 first place votes. 19% No winner found. Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 232 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 117 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 89 first place votes. 38% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 97 first place votes. 42% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 46 first place votes. 20% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 202 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 102 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 96 first place votes. 48% Mike Siebert (GFC) recived: 106 first place votes. 52% The winner is Mike Siebert (GFC) Petros Kusmu (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kelin Flanagan (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Mike Siebert (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 218 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 110 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 99 first place votes. 45% Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) recived: 68 first place votes. 31% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 51 first place votes. 23% No winner found. None of the Above (Arts GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 186 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 94 Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) recived: 106 first place votes. 57% Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) recived: 80 first place votes. 43% The winner is Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) Petros Kusmu (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kelin Flanagan (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Mike Siebert (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Beginning round 1 There were 202 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 102 Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) recived: 140 first place votes. 69% None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 62 first place votes. 31% The winner is Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) Petros Kusmu (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kelin Flanagan (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Mike Siebert (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 157 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 79 None of the Above (Arts GFC) recived: 157 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (Arts GFC) Petros Kusmu (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Kelin Flanagan (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Mike Siebert (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. None of the Above (Arts GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 0 votes cast this round. Moving on... The winners are: 1 - Petros Kusmu (GFC) 2 - Kelin Flanagan (GFC) 3 - Mike Siebert (GFC) 4 - Gabriel Sandstrom (GFC) 5 - Gabriel Tremblay (GFC) 6 - None of the Above (Arts GFC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Business GFC Candidates in this race: Pierce Quaghebeur, Colten Yamagishi (GFC), None of the Above (Business GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 3
Beginning round 1 There were 79 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 40 Pierce Quaghebeur recived: 21 first place votes. 27% Colten Yamagishi (GFC) recived: 45 first place votes. 57% None of the Above (Business GFC) recived: 13 first place votes. 16% The winner is Colten Yamagishi (GFC) Colten Yamagishi (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 71 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 36 Pierce Quaghebeur recived: 46 first place votes. 65% None of the Above (Business GFC) recived: 25 first place votes. 35% The winner is Pierce Quaghebeur Colten Yamagishi (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Pierce Quaghebeur has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 50 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 26 None of the Above (Business GFC) recived: 50 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (Business GFC) The winners are: 1 - Colten Yamagishi (GFC) 2 - Pierce Quaghebeur 3 - None of the Above (Business GFC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Education GFC Candidates in this race: Ngina wa Kaai (GFC), None of the Above (Education GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 4
Beginning round 1 There were 67 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 34 Ngina wa Kaai (GFC) recived: 52 first place votes. 78% None of the Above (Education GFC) recived: 15 first place votes. 22% The winner is Ngina wa Kaai (GFC) Ngina wa Kaai (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 35 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 18 None of the Above (Education GFC) recived: 35 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (Education GFC) Ngina wa Kaai (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes. None of the Above (Education GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 0 votes cast this round. Moving on... The winners are: 1 - Ngina wa Kaai (GFC) 2 - None of the Above (Education GFC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Engineering GFC Candidates in this race: Danny Bachman, Peter Roland, Michael Ross (ENGFC), Conor Ruzycki, Claire Smith (EN), Jocelyn Westwood, None of the Above (Engineering GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 5
Beginning round 1 There were 215 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 108 Danny Bachman recived: 25 first place votes. 12% Peter Roland recived: 21 first place votes. 10% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 47 first place votes. 22% Conor Ruzycki recived: 24 first place votes. 11% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 32 first place votes. 15% Jocelyn Westwood recived: 50 first place votes. 23% None of the Above (Engineering GFC) recived: 16 first place votes. 7% No winner found. None of the Above (Engineering GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 205 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 103 Danny Bachman recived: 26 first place votes. 13% Peter Roland recived: 22 first place votes. 11% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 47 first place votes. 23% Conor Ruzycki recived: 26 first place votes. 13% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 33 first place votes. 16% Jocelyn Westwood recived: 51 first place votes. 25% No winner found. Peter Roland will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 204 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 103 Danny Bachman recived: 29 first place votes. 14% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 49 first place votes. 24% Conor Ruzycki recived: 29 first place votes. 14% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 43 first place votes. 21% Jocelyn Westwood recived: 54 first place votes. 26% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Danny Bachman, Conor Ruzycki Differential found in round 1 Conor Ruzycki will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 191 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 96 Danny Bachman recived: 31 first place votes. 16% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 53 first place votes. 28% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 47 first place votes. 25% Jocelyn Westwood recived: 60 first place votes. 31% No winner found. Danny Bachman will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 188 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 95 Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 59 first place votes. 31% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 52 first place votes. 28% Jocelyn Westwood recived: 77 first place votes. 41% No winner found. Claire Smith (EN) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 181 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 91 Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 67 first place votes. 37% Jocelyn Westwood recived: 114 first place votes. 63% The winner is Jocelyn Westwood Jocelyn Westwood has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 210 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 106 Danny Bachman recived: 36 first place votes. 17% Peter Roland recived: 31 first place votes. 15% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 53 first place votes. 25% Conor Ruzycki recived: 28 first place votes. 13% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 42 first place votes. 20% None of the Above (Engineering GFC) recived: 20 first place votes. 10% No winner found. None of the Above (Engineering GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 198 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 100 Danny Bachman recived: 38 first place votes. 19% Peter Roland recived: 32 first place votes. 16% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 53 first place votes. 27% Conor Ruzycki recived: 31 first place votes. 16% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 44 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Conor Ruzycki will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 184 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 93 Danny Bachman recived: 42 first place votes. 23% Peter Roland recived: 35 first place votes. 19% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 58 first place votes. 32% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 49 first place votes. 27% No winner found. Peter Roland will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 182 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 92 Danny Bachman recived: 50 first place votes. 27% Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 69 first place votes. 38% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 63 first place votes. 35% No winner found. Danny Bachman will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 172 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 87 Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 86 first place votes. 50% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 86 first place votes. 50% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Michael Ross (ENGFC), Claire Smith (EN) Differential found in round 1 Claire Smith (EN) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 155 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 78 Michael Ross (ENGFC) recived: 155 first place votes. 100% The winner is Michael Ross (ENGFC) Jocelyn Westwood has already won, redistributing votes. Michael Ross (ENGFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 192 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 97 Danny Bachman recived: 48 first place votes. 25% Peter Roland recived: 37 first place votes. 19% Conor Ruzycki recived: 33 first place votes. 17% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 51 first place votes. 27% None of the Above (Engineering GFC) recived: 23 first place votes. 12% No winner found. None of the Above (Engineering GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 177 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 89 Danny Bachman recived: 50 first place votes. 28% Peter Roland recived: 38 first place votes. 21% Conor Ruzycki recived: 36 first place votes. 20% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 53 first place votes. 30% No winner found. Conor Ruzycki will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 162 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 82 Danny Bachman recived: 59 first place votes. 36% Peter Roland recived: 45 first place votes. 28% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 58 first place votes. 36% No winner found. Peter Roland will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 157 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 79 Danny Bachman recived: 81 first place votes. 52% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 76 first place votes. 48% The winner is Danny Bachman Jocelyn Westwood has already won, redistributing votes. Michael Ross (ENGFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Danny Bachman has already won, redistributing votes. Beginning round 1 There were 187 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 94 Peter Roland recived: 60 first place votes. 32% Conor Ruzycki recived: 39 first place votes. 21% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 61 first place votes. 33% None of the Above (Engineering GFC) recived: 27 first place votes. 14% No winner found. None of the Above (Engineering GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 172 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 87 Peter Roland recived: 63 first place votes. 37% Conor Ruzycki recived: 45 first place votes. 26% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 64 first place votes. 37% No winner found. Conor Ruzycki will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 155 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 78 Peter Roland recived: 84 first place votes. 54% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 71 first place votes. 46% The winner is Peter Roland Jocelyn Westwood has already won, redistributing votes. Michael Ross (ENGFC) has already won, redistributing votes. Danny Bachman has already won, redistributing votes. Peter Roland has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 180 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 91 Conor Ruzycki recived: 66 first place votes. 37% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 82 first place votes. 46% None of the Above (Engineering GFC) recived: 32 first place votes. 18% No winner found. None of the Above (Engineering GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 161 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 81 Conor Ruzycki recived: 74 first place votes. 46% Claire Smith (EN) recived: 87 first place votes. 54% The winner is Claire Smith (EN) The winners are: 1 - Jocelyn Westwood 2 - Michael Ross (ENGFC) 3 - Danny Bachman 4 - Peter Roland 5 - Claire Smith (EN)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Law GFC Candidates in this race: Ashley Taunton, None of the Above (Law GFC)
Beginning round 1 There were 185 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 93 Ashley Taunton recived: 159 first place votes. 86% None of the Above (Law GFC) recived: 26 first place votes. 14% The winner is Ashley Taunton
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Medicine And Dentistry GFC Candidates in this race: Andre Isaac, None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 69 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 35 Andre Isaac recived: 67 first place votes. 97% None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry GFC) recived: 2 first place votes. 3% The winner is Andre Isaac Andre Isaac has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 20 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 11 None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry GFC) recived: 20 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry GFC) The winners are: 1 - Andre Isaac 2 - None of the Above (Medicine And Dentistry GFC) ########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Pharmacy GFC Candidates in this race: Jan Rudzinski, None of the Above (Pharmacy GFC)
Beginning round 1 There were 135 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 68 Jan Rudzinski recived: 125 first place votes. 93% None of the Above (Pharmacy GFC) recived: 10 first place votes. 7% The winner is Jan Rudzinski
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: FSJ GFC Candidates in this race: Raphael Lepage Fortin (GFC), None of the Above (FSJ GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 2
Beginning round 1 There were 40 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 21 Raphael Lepage Fortin (GFC) recived: 32 first place votes. 80% None of the Above (FSJ GFC) recived: 8 first place votes. 20% The winner is Raphael Lepage Fortin (GFC) Raphael Lepage Fortin (GFC) has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 28 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 15 None of the Above (FSJ GFC) recived: 28 first place votes. 100% The winner is None of the Above (FSJ GFC) The winners are: 1 - Raphael Lepage Fortin (GFC) 2 - None of the Above (FSJ GFC)
########################################################################### ##### Processing votes for race: Science GFC Candidates in this race: Mathew Palakkamanil, Doug Cheung, Antoinette Chamoun, Andy Cheema, Matthew Li, Michael Prefontaine, Tom L Abbe, Michael Ron Martyna, Deep Brar, Ethan Dorward, Dustin Chelen, None of the Above (Science GFC) Total winners to find in this race: 9
Beginning round 1 There were 417 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 209 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 42 first place votes. 10% Doug Cheung recived: 38 first place votes. 9% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 13 first place votes. 3% Andy Cheema recived: 44 first place votes. 11% Matthew Li recived: 81 first place votes. 19% Michael Prefontaine recived: 8 first place votes. 2% Tom L Abbe recived: 38 first place votes. 9% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 47 first place votes. 11% Deep Brar recived: 32 first place votes. 8% Ethan Dorward recived: 9 first place votes. 2% Dustin Chelen recived: 38 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 27 first place votes. 6% No winner found. Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 416 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 209 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 42 first place votes. 10% Doug Cheung recived: 38 first place votes. 9% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 14 first place votes. 3% Andy Cheema recived: 45 first place votes. 11% Matthew Li recived: 83 first place votes. 20% Tom L Abbe recived: 38 first place votes. 9% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 47 first place votes. 11% Deep Brar recived: 32 first place votes. 8% Ethan Dorward recived: 10 first place votes. 2% Dustin Chelen recived: 39 first place votes. 9% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 28 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 416 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 209 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 42 first place votes. 10% Doug Cheung recived: 38 first place votes. 9% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 14 first place votes. 3% Andy Cheema recived: 46 first place votes. 11% Matthew Li recived: 83 first place votes. 20% Tom L Abbe recived: 38 first place votes. 9% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 47 first place votes. 11% Deep Brar recived: 32 first place votes. 8% Dustin Chelen recived: 48 first place votes. 12% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 28 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Antoinette Chamoun will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 411 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 206 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 42 first place votes. 10% Doug Cheung recived: 39 first place votes. 9% Andy Cheema recived: 47 first place votes. 11% Matthew Li recived: 83 first place votes. 20% Tom L Abbe recived: 40 first place votes. 10% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 47 first place votes. 11% Deep Brar recived: 34 first place votes. 8% Dustin Chelen recived: 50 first place votes. 12% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 29 first place votes. 7% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 393 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 197 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 43 first place votes. 11% Doug Cheung recived: 39 first place votes. 10% Andy Cheema recived: 48 first place votes. 12% Matthew Li recived: 84 first place votes. 21% Tom L Abbe recived: 40 first place votes. 10% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 47 first place votes. 12% Deep Brar recived: 37 first place votes. 9% Dustin Chelen recived: 55 first place votes. 14% No winner found. Deep Brar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 383 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 192 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 44 first place votes. 11% Doug Cheung recived: 43 first place votes. 11% Andy Cheema recived: 54 first place votes. 14% Matthew Li recived: 88 first place votes. 23% Tom L Abbe recived: 45 first place votes. 12% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Dustin Chelen recived: 59 first place votes. 15% No winner found. Doug Cheung will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 373 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 187 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 48 first place votes. 13% Andy Cheema recived: 59 first place votes. 16% Matthew Li recived: 103 first place votes. 28% Tom L Abbe recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 51 first place votes. 14% Dustin Chelen recived: 62 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Mathew Palakkamanil will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 363 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 182 Andy Cheema recived: 78 first place votes. 21% Matthew Li recived: 115 first place votes. 32% Tom L Abbe recived: 50 first place votes. 14% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 52 first place votes. 14% Dustin Chelen recived: 68 first place votes. 19% No winner found. Tom L Abbe will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 339 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 170 Andy Cheema recived: 85 first place votes. 25% Matthew Li recived: 124 first place votes. 37% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 16% Dustin Chelen recived: 75 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated.
Beginning round 10 There were 306 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Andy Cheema recived: 94 first place votes. 31% Matthew Li recived: 130 first place votes. 42% Dustin Chelen recived: 82 first place votes. 27% No winner found. Dustin Chelen will be eliminated. Beginning round 11 There were 277 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 139 Andy Cheema recived: 117 first place votes. 42% Matthew Li recived: 160 first place votes. 58% The winner is Matthew Li Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 398 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 200 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 54 first place votes. 14% Doug Cheung recived: 63 first place votes. 16% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 13 first place votes. 3% Andy Cheema recived: 51 first place votes. 13% Michael Prefontaine recived: 9 first place votes. 2% Tom L Abbe recived: 43 first place votes. 11% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 49 first place votes. 12% Deep Brar recived: 35 first place votes. 9% Ethan Dorward recived: 9 first place votes. 2% Dustin Chelen recived: 44 first place votes. 11% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 28 first place votes. 7% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Michael Prefontaine, Ethan Dorward Unable to resolve tie, C.R.O. must choose a round loser. CRO must choose a candidate to be eliminated in the race: Science GFC Please enter a number for the candidate to be ELIMINATED: (0) Michael Prefontaine (1) Ethan Dorward > 0 C.R.O. has chosen Michael Prefontaine to be eliminated Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 397 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 199 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 55 first place votes. 14% Doug Cheung recived: 63 first place votes. 16% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 14 first place votes. 4% Andy Cheema recived: 52 first place votes. 13% Tom L Abbe recived: 43 first place votes. 11% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Deep Brar recived: 36 first place votes. 9% Ethan Dorward recived: 10 first place votes. 3% Dustin Chelen recived: 45 first place votes. 11% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 29 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 397 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 199 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 55 first place votes. 14% Doug Cheung recived: 63 first place votes. 16% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 14 first place votes. 4% Andy Cheema recived: 53 first place votes. 13% Tom L Abbe recived: 43 first place votes. 11% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Deep Brar recived: 36 first place votes. 9% Dustin Chelen recived: 54 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 29 first place votes. 7% No winner found. Antoinette Chamoun will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 392 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 197 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 55 first place votes. 14% Doug Cheung recived: 64 first place votes. 16% Andy Cheema recived: 54 first place votes. 14% Tom L Abbe recived: 45 first place votes. 11% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Deep Brar recived: 38 first place votes. 10% Dustin Chelen recived: 56 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 30 first place votes. 8% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 373 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 187 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 57 first place votes. 15% Doug Cheung recived: 64 first place votes. 17% Andy Cheema recived: 55 first place votes. 15% Tom L Abbe recived: 45 first place votes. 12% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Deep Brar recived: 41 first place votes. 11% Dustin Chelen recived: 61 first place votes. 16% No winner found. Deep Brar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 360 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 181 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 58 first place votes. 16% Doug Cheung recived: 69 first place votes. 19% Andy Cheema recived: 61 first place votes. 17% Tom L Abbe recived: 52 first place votes. 14% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 54 first place votes. 15% Dustin Chelen recived: 66 first place votes. 18% No winner found. Tom L Abbe will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 343 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 172 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 63 first place votes. 18% Doug Cheung recived: 77 first place votes. 22% Andy Cheema recived: 74 first place votes. 22% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 56 first place votes. 16% Dustin Chelen recived: 73 first place votes. 21% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 311 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 156 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 65 first place votes. 21% Doug Cheung recived: 82 first place votes. 26% Andy Cheema recived: 83 first place votes. 27% Dustin Chelen recived: 81 first place votes. 26% No winner found. Mathew Palakkamanil will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 292 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 147 Doug Cheung recived: 112 first place votes. 38% Andy Cheema recived: 91 first place votes. 31% Dustin Chelen recived: 89 first place votes. 30% No winner found. Dustin Chelen will be eliminated.
Beginning round 10 There were 261 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 131 Doug Cheung recived: 138 first place votes. 53% Andy Cheema recived: 123 first place votes. 47% The winner is Doug Cheung Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 386 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 194 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 70 first place votes. 18% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 15 first place votes. 4% Andy Cheema recived: 56 first place votes. 15% Michael Prefontaine recived: 10 first place votes. 3% Tom L Abbe recived: 49 first place votes. 13% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 52 first place votes. 13% Deep Brar recived: 35 first place votes. 9% Ethan Dorward recived: 10 first place votes. 3% Dustin Chelen recived: 52 first place votes. 13% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 37 first place votes. 10% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Michael Prefontaine, Ethan Dorward Unable to resolve tie, C.R.O. must choose a round loser. CRO must choose a candidate to be eliminated in the race: Science GFC Please enter a number for the candidate to be ELIMINATED: (0) Michael Prefontaine (1) Ethan Dorward > 0 C.R.O. has chosen Michael Prefontaine to be eliminated Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 385 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 193 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 71 first place votes. 18% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 16 first place votes. 4% Andy Cheema recived: 57 first place votes. 15% Tom L Abbe recived: 50 first place votes. 13% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Deep Brar recived: 36 first place votes. 9% Ethan Dorward recived: 11 first place votes. 3% Dustin Chelen recived: 53 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 38 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 385 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 193 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 71 first place votes. 18% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 16 first place votes. 4% Andy Cheema recived: 58 first place votes. 15% Tom L Abbe recived: 51 first place votes. 13% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Deep Brar recived: 36 first place votes. 9% Dustin Chelen recived: 62 first place votes. 16% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 38 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Antoinette Chamoun will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 379 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 190 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 71 first place votes. 19% Andy Cheema recived: 61 first place votes. 16% Tom L Abbe recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Deep Brar recived: 38 first place votes. 10% Dustin Chelen recived: 64 first place votes. 17% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 39 first place votes. 10% No winner found. Deep Brar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 368 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 185 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 74 first place votes. 20% Andy Cheema recived: 68 first place votes. 18% Tom L Abbe recived: 60 first place votes. 16% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 15% Dustin Chelen recived: 70 first place votes. 19% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 41 first place votes. 11% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 339 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 170 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 77 first place votes. 23% Andy Cheema recived: 69 first place votes. 20% Tom L Abbe recived: 61 first place votes. 18% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 57 first place votes. 17% Dustin Chelen recived: 75 first place votes. 22% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated. Beginning round 7 There were 308 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 155 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 80 first place votes. 26% Andy Cheema recived: 78 first place votes. 25% Tom L Abbe recived: 69 first place votes. 22% Dustin Chelen recived: 81 first place votes. 26% No winner found. Tom L Abbe will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 280 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 141 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 88 first place votes. 31% Andy Cheema recived: 95 first place votes. 34% Dustin Chelen recived: 97 first place votes. 35% No winner found. Mathew Palakkamanil will be eliminated.
Beginning round 9 There were 251 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 126 Andy Cheema recived: 134 first place votes. 53% Dustin Chelen recived: 117 first place votes. 47% The winner is Andy Cheema Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 374 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 188 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 79 first place votes. 21% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 20 first place votes. 5% Michael Prefontaine recived: 11 first place votes. 3% Tom L Abbe recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 53 first place votes. 14% Deep Brar recived: 41 first place votes. 11% Ethan Dorward recived: 11 first place votes. 3% Dustin Chelen recived: 64 first place votes. 17% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 42 first place votes. 11% No winner found. A tie has occured between candidates: Michael Prefontaine, Ethan Dorward Unable to resolve tie, C.R.O. must choose a round loser. CRO must choose a candidate to be eliminated in the race: Science GFC Please enter a number for the candidate to be ELIMINATED: (0) Michael Prefontaine (1) Ethan Dorward > 0 C.R.O. has chosen Michael Prefontaine to be eliminated Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 373 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 187 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 80 first place votes. 21% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 21 first place votes. 6% Tom L Abbe recived: 55 first place votes. 15% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 15% Deep Brar recived: 42 first place votes. 11% Ethan Dorward recived: 12 first place votes. 3% Dustin Chelen recived: 65 first place votes. 17% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 43 first place votes. 12% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 373 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 187 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 80 first place votes. 21% Antoinette Chamoun recived: 22 first place votes. 6% Tom L Abbe recived: 56 first place votes. 15% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 15% Deep Brar recived: 42 first place votes. 11% Dustin Chelen recived: 74 first place votes. 20% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 44 first place votes. 12% No winner found. Antoinette Chamoun will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 367 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 184 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 86 first place votes. 23% Tom L Abbe recived: 61 first place votes. 17% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 15% Deep Brar recived: 44 first place votes. 12% Dustin Chelen recived: 76 first place votes. 21% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 45 first place votes. 12% No winner found. Deep Brar will be eliminated. Beginning round 5 There were 353 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 177 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 96 first place votes. 27% Tom L Abbe recived: 68 first place votes. 19% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 57 first place votes. 16% Dustin Chelen recived: 85 first place votes. 24% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 47 first place votes. 13% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 319 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 160 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 99 first place votes. 31% Tom L Abbe recived: 69 first place votes. 22% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 59 first place votes. 18% Dustin Chelen recived: 92 first place votes. 29% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 288 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 145 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 107 first place votes. 37% Tom L Abbe recived: 78 first place votes. 27% Dustin Chelen recived: 103 first place votes. 36% No winner found. Tom L Abbe will be eliminated.
Beginning round 8 There were 255 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 128 Mathew Palakkamanil recived: 128 first place votes. 50% Dustin Chelen recived: 127 first place votes. 50% The winner is Mathew Palakkamanil Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema has already won, redistributing votes. Mathew Palakkamanil has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 352 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 177 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 47 first place votes. 13% Michael Prefontaine recived: 14 first place votes. 4% Tom L Abbe recived: 62 first place votes. 18% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 53 first place votes. 15% Deep Brar recived: 45 first place votes. 13% Ethan Dorward recived: 12 first place votes. 3% Dustin Chelen recived: 72 first place votes. 20% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 47 first place votes. 13% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 352 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 177 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 49 first place votes. 14% Michael Prefontaine recived: 17 first place votes. 5% Tom L Abbe recived: 62 first place votes. 18% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 53 first place votes. 15% Deep Brar recived: 45 first place votes. 13% Dustin Chelen recived: 78 first place votes. 22% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 48 first place votes. 14% No winner found. Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 351 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 176 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 52 first place votes. 15% Tom L Abbe recived: 67 first place votes. 19% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 16% Deep Brar recived: 46 first place votes. 13% Dustin Chelen recived: 82 first place votes. 23% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 49 first place votes. 14% No winner found. Deep Brar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 336 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 169 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 56 first place votes. 17% Tom L Abbe recived: 74 first place votes. 22% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 60 first place votes. 18% Dustin Chelen recived: 92 first place votes. 27% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 54 first place votes. 16% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 300 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 151 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 64 first place votes. 21% Tom L Abbe recived: 76 first place votes. 25% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 60 first place votes. 20% Dustin Chelen recived: 100 first place votes. 33% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 269 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 135 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 71 first place votes. 26% Tom L Abbe recived: 87 first place votes. 32% Dustin Chelen recived: 111 first place votes. 41% No winner found. Antoinette Chamoun will be eliminated.
Beginning round 7 There were 259 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 130 Tom L Abbe recived: 133 first place votes. 51% Dustin Chelen recived: 126 first place votes. 49% The winner is Tom L Abbe Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema has already won, redistributing votes. Mathew Palakkamanil has already won, redistributing votes. Tom L Abbe has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 333 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 167 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 52 first place votes. 16% Michael Prefontaine recived: 24 first place votes. 7% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 17% Deep Brar recived: 55 first place votes. 17% Ethan Dorward recived: 15 first place votes. 5% Dustin Chelen recived: 78 first place votes. 23% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 54 first place votes. 16% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 331 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 166 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 54 first place votes. 16% Michael Prefontaine recived: 28 first place votes. 8% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 55 first place votes. 17% Deep Brar recived: 55 first place votes. 17% Dustin Chelen recived: 84 first place votes. 25% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 55 first place votes. 17% No winner found. Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 328 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 165 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 60 first place votes. 18% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 62 first place votes. 19% Deep Brar recived: 58 first place votes. 18% Dustin Chelen recived: 92 first place votes. 28% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 56 first place votes. 17% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 289 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 145 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 65 first place votes. 22% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 63 first place votes. 22% Deep Brar recived: 60 first place votes. 21% Dustin Chelen recived: 101 first place votes. 35% No winner found. Deep Brar will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 269 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 135 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 81 first place votes. 30% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 70 first place votes. 26% Dustin Chelen recived: 118 first place votes. 44% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated.
Beginning round 6 There were 233 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 117 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 94 first place votes. 40% Dustin Chelen recived: 139 first place votes. 60% The winner is Dustin Chelen Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema has already won, redistributing votes. Mathew Palakkamanil has already won, redistributing votes. Tom L Abbe has already won, redistributing votes. Dustin Chelen has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 311 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 156 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 62 first place votes. 20% Michael Prefontaine recived: 30 first place votes. 10% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 59 first place votes. 19% Deep Brar recived: 67 first place votes. 22% Ethan Dorward recived: 31 first place votes. 10% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 62 first place votes. 20% No winner found. Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 307 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 154 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 69 first place votes. 22% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 70 first place votes. 23% Deep Brar recived: 70 first place votes. 23% Ethan Dorward recived: 35 first place votes. 11% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 63 first place votes. 21% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 298 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 150 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 77 first place votes. 26% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 76 first place votes. 26% Deep Brar recived: 78 first place votes. 26% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 67 first place votes. 22% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 4 There were 252 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 127 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 86 first place votes. 34% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 77 first place votes. 31% Deep Brar recived: 89 first place votes. 35% No winner found. Michael Ron Martyna will be eliminated.
Beginning round 5 There were 212 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 107 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 101 first place votes. 48% Deep Brar recived: 111 first place votes. 52% The winner is Deep Brar Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema has already won, redistributing votes. Mathew Palakkamanil has already won, redistributing votes. Tom L Abbe has already won, redistributing votes. Dustin Chelen has already won, redistributing votes. Deep Brar has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 287 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 144 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 74 first place votes. 26% Michael Prefontaine recived: 38 first place votes. 13% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 68 first place votes. 24% Ethan Dorward recived: 39 first place votes. 14% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 68 first place votes. 24% No winner found. Michael Prefontaine will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 282 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 142 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 84 first place votes. 30% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 82 first place votes. 29% Ethan Dorward recived: 47 first place votes. 17% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 69 first place votes. 24% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 273 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 137 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 96 first place votes. 35% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 101 first place votes. 37% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 76 first place votes. 28% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated. Beginning round 4 There were 222 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 112 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 110 first place votes. 50% Michael Ron Martyna recived: 112 first place votes. 50% The winner is Michael Ron Martyna Matthew Li has already won, redistributing votes. Doug Cheung has already won, redistributing votes. Andy Cheema has already won, redistributing votes. Mathew Palakkamanil has already won, redistributing votes. Tom L Abbe has already won, redistributing votes. Dustin Chelen has already won, redistributing votes. Deep Brar has already won, redistributing votes. Michael Ron Martyna has already won, redistributing votes.
Beginning round 1 There were 254 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 128 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 80 first place votes. 31% Michael Prefontaine recived: 55 first place votes. 22% Ethan Dorward recived: 45 first place votes. 18% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 74 first place votes. 29% No winner found. Ethan Dorward will be eliminated.
Beginning round 2 There were 248 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 125 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 87 first place votes. 35% Michael Prefontaine recived: 83 first place votes. 33% None of the Above (Science GFC) recived: 78 first place votes. 31% No winner found. None of the Above (Science GFC) will be eliminated.
Beginning round 3 There were 198 votes cast this round. Number of votes required to declare a winner this round: 100 Antoinette Chamoun recived: 102 first place votes. 52% Michael Prefontaine recived: 96 first place votes. 48% The winner is Antoinette Chamoun The winners are: 1 - Matthew Li 2 - Doug Cheung 3 - Andy Cheema 4 - Mathew Palakkamanil 5 - Tom L Abbe 6 - Dustin Chelen 7 - Deep Brar 8 - Michael Ron Martyna 9 - Antoinette Chamoun
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March 23, 2010 To: Students’ Council Re: Report to Council
Tuition/Market Modifiers Update We have had several meetings with members of the Legislature this week, including the Honourable Doug Horner, Deputy Premier and Minister of Advanced Education & Technology. We believe that the last few weeks of lobbying, campaigns and news have had an effect and that things are changing. I wish I had a more concrete update for Council, but I believe I will have one later in the week. If any major changes occur, I will let Council know as soon as they are public.
Legislate This! / CAUS Lobby Conference Debrief Thank you. For all of you have helped out with our rally at the legislature, thank you again. We had nearly 400 students from across the province come out and send a message. As evidenced above, I think it’s working. Below is a listing of media coverage that our wonderful External Communications & Advocacy Advisor, Justin Kehoe, has assembled. Definitely take a look! You can find all of these links at http://delicious.com/su_advocacy.
Edmonton Journal: http://www.edmontonjournal.com/Hundreds+protest+tuition+hikes/2700986/story.html http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/Gallery+Student+protest/2698687/story.html http://www.edmontonjournal.com/panoramas/student-protest-pano/index.html
CBC News: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/edmonton/story/2010/03/18/edmonton-university-student-rally- legislature.html http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/News/Canada/Edmonton/ID=1444699164 http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/calgwildrose_20100318_29429.mp3
Edmonton Sun: http://www.edmontonsun.com/news/edmonton/2010/03/18/13277216.html
CTV News: http://edmonton.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20100318/edm_protest_100318/20100318/?hub =EdmontonHome
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Global News: http://www.globaltvedmonton.com/Students+protest+proposed+tuition+hikes/2698358/story.html
Metro News: http://www.metronews.ca/edmonton/local/article/481857--students-rally-against-rising-tuition-costs iNews 880: http://www.inews880.com/Channels/Reg/LocalNews/story.aspx?ID=1208149 http://www.inews880.com/Channels/Reg/LocalNews/Story.aspx?ID=1208367
Calgary Herald: http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/Students+swarm+legislature+protest+hikes/2700748/story.html
Calgary Examiner: http://www.examiner.com/x-39080-Calgary-Conservative-Examiner~y2010m3d18-Student-unions- across-province-prepare-for-protest http://www.examiner.com/x-39080-Calgary-Conservative-Examiner~y2010m3d18-Hundreds-of- students-gather-for-Legislate-This-protest#
Also, Duncan Wojtaszek (CAUS Executive Director) collected all mentions of PSE in the Alberta Legislature last week and this week. With the lobby conference and the rally combined, we’ve brought a lot of attention to PSE in Alberta. I thought you would all find it interesting to peruse. Enjoy!
Hansard – Hon. Doug Horner (Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert, PC) – Monday, March 15
Mr. Horner: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It gives me great honour to introduce to you and through you to members of the Assembly members of the Council of Alberta University Students, or CAUS, representing over 70,000 undergraduate students at the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and the University of Lethbridge. They’re meeting with many members of the Assembly all week. They are seated in the public gallery this afternoon. I’d ask that each rise as I call their name to receive the warm welcome of the Assembly. They are Beverly Eastham, who is finishing her second and final term as VP external of the U of A Students’ Union and as chair of CAUS; Kay She, the outgoing VP external of the U of C Students’ Union and vice-chair of CAUS; Zach Fentiman, president of the U of A Students’ Union; Jeremy Girard, the outgoing president at the U of L Students’ Union; Alex Massé, VP academic at the U of L Students’ Union; Hardave Birk, the newly elected VP external at the U of C Students’ Union; Duncan Wojtaszek, the executive director oftheCouncil of Alberta University Students;
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Taz Kassam, newly elected president at the University of Lethbridge Students’ Union; and River Walton, external commissioner of the University of Calgary Students’ Union. They are all standing in the public gallery, Mr. Speaker. I’d ask that we to give them the warm welcome of this Assembly.
Hansard – Heather Forsyth (Calgary-Fish Creek, WAP) – Tuesday, March 16
Mrs. Forsyth: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In 2006 the government committed to implementing a tuition fee calculation policy that capped tuition increases at the rate of inflation for a 10-year period. In November 2009 the minister announced that postsecondary institutions could submit proposals requesting tuition increases for professional faculties. This goes against the very commitment this government made to ease the financial burden on students. My questions are to the Premier. Why did your government’s promise to postsecondary students by removing the tuition fee increase policy for legislation . . .
Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, if I could correct the preamble, this government did not request proposals from the postsecondaries. The postsecondaries indicated to us that there was a problem with some of their tuition levels in 2004, when we froze tuition rates. All we did was indicate to them that we would entertain receiving those proposals. We have done that. We’ve had meetings with the students. Some of the institutions have had numerous meetings with the students. We’re going to continue to look at those proposals as they come forward.
Mrs. Forsyth: Thank you. Given that postsecondary tuition in Alberta is already the third highest in Canada, will the government stay true to their word and support increases based on the consumer price index per year only?
Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, I’ve been very clear in my response to the CPI cap as being protected. However, if there were issues around errors that were made under that program back in 2004, I think it’s prudent for the taxpayer and for the students to be able to look at that so that we can protect the CPI cap going forward.
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Mrs. Forsyth: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Given that students build plans around policy – they are able to work, save, and get financial support based on government policy – what is the point in passing this policy if you’re going to ignore the rules that you’ve already put in place?
Mr. Horner: Well, Mr. Speaker, it would be advantageous if the hon. member would listen to the answers rather than just go back to the script of the question. This is exactly what I’ve said. We are honouring the policy of the CPI. However, in order to ensure that that CPI is there for the rest of the period of time, we want to make sure that we correct the errors in it so that we don’t have to go back and revisit it. We’ve said very clearly to the postsecondaries: this is a one-time adjustment only. We’re not talking about changing across the board. We’re not talking about any of those other things, simply correcting an error, which I believe this hon. member would agree is a good thing to do.
Hansard – Harry Chase (Calgary-Varsity, Liberal) – Tuesday, March 16
Mr. Chase: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This government’s failure to properly fund the postsecondary system is causing institutions to look at charging students non tuition-related fees of $500 or more to fill their financial shortfalls. In Alberta, however, students already have the third highest tuition in the country according to Stats Canada. To the Minister of Advanced Education and Technology: can the minister explain why he thinks students should do the job of this government, which is to provide sustainable funding for the postsecondary education system?
Mr. Horner: Well, Mr. Speaker, postsecondary education in the province of Alberta is a partnership between the taxpayer and the students. We have always maintained that an investment in one’s future is an investment in education, probably the best investment they’re going to make in their lifetime. So it’s a partnership. I would say that the CPI cap, which we talked about, is a good way to move forward. Other provinces are removing their caps. We’re keeping ours. I would say that in my discussions with the students over the course of this week as it relates to ancillary fees, we’re going to continue that discussion. Mr. Chase: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Why doesn’t the minister move to provide sensible regulations for mandatory fees by limiting the amount that fees can be increased, requiring consultation with students, and ensuring that students aren’t being charged extra fees for basic educational services?
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Mr. Horner: Well, Mr. Speaker, I’msurprised that the hon. member isn’t listening to what the students probably have told him. We met just the other day, and we talked about that very thing. We are looking at and discussing with postsecondaries how we might be able to deal with one-time issues around IT costs, around various things that aren’t necessarily with regard to instruction but might be something that the institution might want to look at in terms of its fixed assets or in terms of supports for students. The Speaker: The hon. member.
Mr. Chase: Thank you. I met with the students this morning, and one of their concerns was having a referendum on all increases so that students would actually have a say in their fees. Will the minister admit that his government’s tuition cap policy is meaningless if institutions can simply raise noninstructional fees by unlimited amounts?
Mr. Horner: Well, Mr. Speaker, currently there are regulations in place that do limit some of the noninstructional fees that institutions can levy. We are, as I said, working with the students and the postsecondary institutions to talk about how we might build some fences, if you will, around things that are outside of those regulations. To suggest that we’re moving away from the policy that we’ve had before is ridiculous.
Hansard – Heather Forsyth (Calgary-Fish Creek, WAP) – Tuesday, March 16
Mrs. Forsyth: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In 2008, after consultation with postsecondary students and elected student representatives, the Premier and the government committed to capping tuition fee increases to the consumer price index, CPI, until 2016. In 2009 the Premier wrote to the Council of Alberta University Students. My government continues to support initiatives contained in the Affordability Framework, including the Tuition Fee Policy. The Government of Alberta would not consider revising the Tuition Fee Policy without consulting with key stakeholders such as the student organizations that you represent. Not surprisingly, Mr. Speaker, the Premier broke this promise just two months later and announced that universities and colleges could submit proposals to hike tuitions for professional faculties across this province. Currently tuition fees in Alberta are the third highest in Canada, and for many students the cost of postsecondary education is becoming unaffordable. This
Office of the P RESIDENT creates a big problem for many Albertans. Students must work hard to get good grades and to make the most of the very important investment that Alberta’s taxpayers make in our education and advanced education systems. All educators must do their best to make sure that students are performing and that we truly do provide them with a world-class education.
The proposed increases create even more uncertainty for the families and students that have made financial sacrifices based on the government’s promise to cap tuition increases. Given that this government has introduced legislation to make Alberta more competitive, wouldn’t it make sense to look ahead and make the postsecondary system more competitive as well? Mr. Speaker, we all know that a good postsecondary education will be key to the success of Alberta in an increasingly competitive global market. On behalf of students across this province I challenge the government to keep its promise and maintain the current tuition increases to the CPI until 2016 and allow all Albertans the opportunity for affordable and accessible postsecondary education.
Hansard – Brian Mason (Edmonton-Highwoods-Norwood, NDP) – Thursday, March 18
Mr. Mason: Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. It’s my pleasure to introduce to you and through you to all members of this Assembly a number of postsecondary students, who are here as my guests, from the Legislate This! rally that’s taking place outside the Legislature. My guests are concerned that increased education fees will create even more barriers for students looking to obtain a postsecondary degree and threaten to undermine the quality of education offered for years to come. I’m pleased to have my guests join us today and participate in our democracy. They are seated in the members’ gallery, and I’d ask that they now rise and receive the traditional warm welcome of this Assembly.
Hansard – Harry Chase (Calgary-Varsity, Liberal) – Thursday, March 18
Mr. Chase: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Education equals economy. Three years ago this government promised stability in postsecondary education for a decade. Instead, students outside this House and across our province are seeing their bursaries dwindling, their debt growing, their fees rising, and could face tuition increases in the thousands of dollars next year. To the Minister of Advanced Education and
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Technology: how can this minister justify downloading postsecondary education costs, especially on middle-class families, that are already stretched too thin?
Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, over the last five to six years our operating grant increases to postsecondaries have been more than 42 per cent. I don’t believe there is a jurisdiction in Canada that has put the amount of capital into spaces and access that this government has. In fact, today, even during these economic times that we have, we’re over a billion dollars in capital infrastructure going in the ground as we speak, and that is a commitment to education and postsecondary.
Mr. Chase: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Alberta has the lowest postsecondary enrolment, and it will get worse if these hikes continue. When the minister reaches a decision on tuition hikes, will he bring those increases to this Assembly for a vote so that Albertans from every riding in this province know where their member stands on affordable postsecondary education?
Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, the hon. member is talking about tuitions. Tuitions in the province of Alberta are capped to the CPI. They will be approximately 1 and a half per cent across the board across the province. There are some instances where the institutions approached us and said, “We think you made a mistake when you froze tuition in 2004,” another good policy decision by this government taken in 2004. At the time it was the right thing to do. But did we review all of the tuitions across all 3,700 different programs and offerings? We did not, so there may have been some anomalies. We’re looking to correct the mistake that may have happened to protect the CPI cap going into the future.
Mr. Chase: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It appears that promises in this province seem to have time limits. Will the minister at long last spell out a firm timeline for when he will make these critical financial decisions, or is he intentionally trying to run out the clock on the spring sitting of the Legislature? Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, the hon. member was available at our estimates. I recall that during a couple of the 10-minute periods during our estimates he didn’t want to do the banter back and forth but simply read from a sheet a whole list of questions, which department staff are spending a lot of time on looking at how we’re going to answer. It would have been a great time for him to ask that exact question, about where we’re going with the budgets and how we’re doing these things in terms of the market modifiers
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Hansard – Wayne Cao (Calgary-Fort, PC) – Monday, March 22
Mr. Cao: Well, thank you, Mr. Speaker. Many postsecondary students across Alberta are concerned about their current financial situation and accumulating debt. My question today is to the hon. Minister of Advanced Education and Technology. Given the current economic recession, job prospects are uncertain. Many graduates are having to continue their studies. What assistance can new graduates get to pay their student debts and tuition fees if they extend their studies?
Mr. Horner: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Certainly, we’ve been working with the students over the last six years, the last three on the affordability framework. As resources have allowed us, we’ve been ticking off the things around affordability that are important to the students. Obviously, in Budget 2010 we made some improvements to the programs, including higher lifetime loan limits and a new, more flexible repayment assistance program. Really, in answer to the hon. member’s question, the new, flexible repayment program is going to be very valuable to our students in the coming years.
Mr. Cao: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. To the same hon. minister: what efforts are being made to regulate mandatory noninstructional fees at Alberta postsecondary educational institutions?
Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, we have had this question in the House a few times now as it relates to ancillary fees. Most of these fees that we’re hearing about are just proposals at this stage. We are keeping a close eye on that situation. We do want to ensure that any fees that are of an instructional nature are certainly kept within the tuition fee policy. If there is a need – and I’ve said this to the students – to regulate noninstructional fees, we’ve actually asked the students to work with us and the postsecondaries to draft a possible regulation.
Mr. Cao: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. To the same hon. minister: how do the current loan relief program and the new repayment assistance program meet the needs of students with a large student debt?
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Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, the focus is on providing all of the eligible students with the assistance that they need to help meet their costs, and that includes the cost of tuition, the cost of living, the cost of books, all of those things. We ensure that the debt above a set of thresholds is actually forgiven for qualifying grads to help ensure that the students have a manageable debt load at the end of their studies. The repayment assistance plan is going to provide even more flexibility to grads struggling to make loan payments as they enter the workforce, and we’ll continue to monitor that affordability framework.
Hansard – Kyle Fawcett (Calgary-North Hill, PC) – Monday, March 22
Mr. Fawcett: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. With the close proximity of the University of Calgary to my constituency I’ve been getting lots of feedback from students about the proposed market modifiers for some postsecondary programs that will result in huge tuition increases. My question is to the Minister of Advanced Education and Technology. What is driving the postsecondary institutions to come forward with these proposals? Is it because there was already a gap between revenues and the cost of delivering this program, or is it a result of the tuition cap policy?
Mr. Horner: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The proposals are being presented to us based on what has happened over a number of years with the tuition fee policy in the province of Alberta. At the outset let’s be clear: this is about something that at this point in time is speculative. These are proposals that have come forward; we’re reviewing them. Some institutions have put forward proposals where they believe that an anomaly existed when we froze tuitions back in 2004. We’re still reviewing those proposals.
Mr. Fawcett: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I appreciate that answer. Again to the Minister of Advanced Education and Technology: is a tuition cap policy appropriate when we’re competing with other jurisdictions who don’t have such a policy while also striving to maintain high postsecondary program standards?
Mr. Horner: Mr. Speaker, that’s an excellent question. It is a very difficult balancing act. We look at the affordability framework with our students. We look at the partnership between postsecondary students, the taxpayers, and society and the economy. We have to balance those things. We are as a government fully committed to the tuition fee policy. We have a top-notch, top-quality postsecondary education
Office of the P RESIDENT system. We need to make sure that it’s accessible and affordable. By limiting annual tuition fee increases to the consumer price index, we’re ensuring that the increases are predictable so that students can plan.
Mr. Fawcett: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I do appreciate the minister’s comments there, particularly at the end, because I know that a lot of my constituents have come to me lately with some concerns about drastic increases in fees. We’ve seen that on the Alberta nongroup plan benefits. My question is to the Minister of Advanced Education and Technology in his capacity as Deputy Premier. What is the overall strategy that this government is doing to protect our constituents from massive increases in one year?
Mr. Horner: Thank you, Mr. Speaker. There’s kind of a mixture of apples and oranges when we’re talking about Blue Cross coverage, but those are costs and fees that are of a different nature. I can only say that as it relates to regular fees that the government has control over, we try to make sure that it’s a recovery basis. We try to ensure that it’s fair, that it’s reasonable. Certainly, sometimes you have to catch up if you don’t do it on a regular basis, and that’s something we need to take into consideration. The only thing I can say on the tuition fee policy is that we stand by it a hundred per cent. This year the institutions wanted to make cases for exceptional fees. We’re going to look at and review those. That’s the only thing I’ve agreed to.
Upcoming Dates of Significance
Friday, March 26: Board of Governors Finance & Property Committee – 7:00 AM* Board of Governors Meeting – 8:00AM
Yours,
Zach
* BFPC has been delayed as the committee members felt that there were too many variables in flux (Market modifiers, user fees, EPE) to comfortably recommend the university budget to the Board of Governors. The original timeline was to have the recommendation passed by BFPC on March 11, 2010. I feel this was an important decision, and I support the tabling of the budget while the variables stabilize.
Report to Studentsʼ Council March 23, 2010 Beverly Eastham, Vice-President (External)
Hello Council,
After several incredibly busy weeks my schedule is finally starting to quiet down. This report will attempt to cover the many things that have been going on in my portfolio over the last five weeks, but will certainly not be a comprehensive overview. I am working on a series of year end reports and recommendations and will try to provide council with all of the relevant information coming out of my reflections on two years in office as they emerge in written form. If you have any questions that you would like more immediate answers to please call, email or book a meeting. Thanks!
Meetings
Past Meetings (Highlights) Feb 17: Meeting with Hon. Alison Redfordʼs (Minister of Justice and Attorney General) staff regarding elections and student voting Feb 17: Public Interest Alberta Town Hall (spoke as PSE student representative) Feb 18: Meeting with Ryan Hastman, Conservative Candidate for Edmonton-Strathcona Feb 22-Mar 2: Running U-Pass Campaign Feb 22: CAUS Teleconference Feb 23: CASA Governance Officer Call Feb 26: Senate Plenary Feb 26: Search Committee for UofA Vice President (External Relations) Mar 2: CASA Governance Officer Call Mar 3: Meeting with SFAIC re: Student Financial Aid Mar 5: Exec Meeting Mar 6-13: CASA Lobby Conference Mar 14-18: CAUS Lobby Conference Mar 18: ʻLegislate This!ʼ Student March to the Legislature Mar 19: Exec Meeting Mar 22: Phone meeting with Spencer Keys, CASA Policy and Research Officer Mar 22: CASA Governance Officer Call Mar 22: Tour of Edmonton Clinic North
Upcoming Meetings Mar 23: Dean of Students Selection Process: Candidate Meeting 2 Mar 24: Dean of Students Selection Process: Candidate Meeting 3 Mar 25: CAUS Changeover Retreat Planning Meeting Mar 25: CAUS Summer Student Interviews Mar 25: Incoming/Outgoing Council Questions Meeting Mar 26: Meeting with Niki Ashton, MP, Churchill and NDP PSE Critic
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Mar 29: Exec Meeting Mar 29: CASA Governance Officer Call Mar 29: SU Awards Night Mar 30: VPX likely out of the office for the day Mar 31: Student Resources Task Force Meeting Apr 1: Search Committee for UofA Vice President (External Relations) Apr 1: CASA Special General Meeting via Teleconference
External Updates
Council of Alberta University Students (CAUS) www.caus.net | twitter: #caus10 As you know, CAUS just wrapped up our provincial lobby conference. Although CAUS is in the process of winding down for the year there is still quite a lot of ongoing work to be done in regards to the market modifier and non-instructional fee proposals:
CAUS Lobby Conference Zach, Aden and I took part in the CAUS lobby conference which ran from March 14-18. During the course of our three and a half days of meetings (Monday to Thursday) the delegates who attended the conference were able to meet with roughly 40 MLAs. Our delegates also met with other key post-secondary education stakeholders and were in attendance at the ʻLegislate This!ʼ rally on Thursday.
I attached my schedule for the conference to the report I sent out to Council last week, so if you are looking for a detailed list of all of the individuals I met with during the conference you should check there for it. However, I would like to highlight the fact that CAUS delegates met with members from all four of the political parties in Alberta (Conservative, Liberal, NDP, Wildrose Alliance), as well as the Independent Member, Guy Boutilier. CAUS met with Minister Horner and the Ministry Staff on Monday, March 15 and then again with the Ministry Staff on Wednesday, March 17, both of which were incredibly valuable meetings.
Draft of Possible Non-Instructional Fee Regulation One of the things that came out of our meeting with the Ministry was a request for CAUS to come up with a proposal for what our members think a draft of a regulation for non-instructional fees would look like. This is not something that CAUS is usually asked, and we are already starting to work on our recommendations, however, the timeline is quite short and there are many, many considerations that need to go into any kind of proposal that we forward on to the ministry.
Join Together Alberta Campaign CAUS is part of the Post-Secondary Education Task Force of Public Interest Alberta (PIA) and is therefore involved in the latest campaign that PIA has launched which is called “Join Together Alberta”. You can check out the campaign by visiting www.jointogetheralberta.ca.
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Some of the recent activities of this campaign involved a series of Town Hall meetings across the province. I was involved in the Town Hall that was held on February 17 in Edmonton as part of a panel of speakers. The ʻJoin Together Albertaʼ campaign also held a rally at the Alberta Legislature (similar to our ʻLegislate This!ʼ rally) this past Saturday. The rally had similar turn out to our own, but involved individuals from a broad range of public service sectors.
CAUS Summer Student CAUS is in the process of hiring a summer student, although we have yet to hear if we have actually secured a STEP grant to help us cover the wages of this position. I shall keep Council apprised of both the hiring process and any news from the STEP program.
CAUS Changeover Retreat I will be working with Duncan for the next few weeks to plan the CAUS changeover retreat which will be held in Canmore from May 6-9. Changeover is an incredibly valuable chance for our outgoing members to pass on valuable information acquired through the year to the incoming members and for the incoming council to set their goals and work-plan for the year ahead of them.
Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) www.casa.ca | twitter: CASAdaily, #casaacae CASA has also just finished hosting their annual lobby conference which I attended with Chris Henderson. The National Director, Arati Sharma, has decided not to pursue a second term with CASA so the membership is also in the process of setting up a hiring committee for this position.
CASA Lobby Conference The CASA lobby conference was held from March 14-18 in Ottawa (obviously). As I have not previously sent council the schedule of individuals that I met with during the three days of lobbying I shall provide you a summary of them in this report, which you will find below: . Anthony Rota (LPC) Nipissing-Timiskaming, ON, Vice-Chair: House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology
. Laurie Hawn (CPC) Edmonton Centre, AB
. Linda Duncan (NDP) Edmonton-Strathcona, AB
. Kathryn McDade, Assistant Deputy Minister, Ministry of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
. Copyright Meeting with Industry Canada/Ministry of Canadian Heritage - Barbara Motzney, Director General, Copyright Policy, Ministry of Canadian Heritage - Drew Olsen, Director of Legislation and Negotiations, Copyright Policy,
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Ministry of Canadian Heritage - Gerard Peets, Director, Copyright and International Intellectual Property Policy Division, Industry Canada - Jean-Arpad Francais, Senior Advisor, Director, Copyright and International Intellectual Property Policy Division, Industry Canada - Albert Cloutier, Director, Copyright Policy, Industry CanadaPhil Harwood, Director of Policy, Office of Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
. Phil Harwood, Director of Policy, Office of Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada & Ryan Sparrow, Director of Communications, Office of Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
. Academic Materials, Textbooks, and Copyright Lunch: - Charlie Angus (NDP), Timmins-James Bay, ON, Critic for Heritage, Culture and Digital Issues, member: House of Commons Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage - Peter Braid (CPC), Kitchener-Waterloo, ON, member: House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology - Mike Lake (CPC) Edmonton-Mill Woods-Beaumont, AB, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Industry, member: House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology - Gordon Brown (CPC) Leeds-Grenville, ON, member: House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology - Marc Garneau (LPC) Westmount-Ville-Marie, QC, member: House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology - Royal Galipeau (CPC) Ottawa-Orleans, member: House of Commons Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage
. Brent Rathgeber (CPC) Edmonton-St. Albert, AB
Canada Student Survey The results from the survey that I talked to Council about during the first half of the year are being compiled into a report that will be coming out in three parts. The first report is out now, and you may have seen my comments on it in the Gateway recently, but I will send the actual report out to council so that you can read through it for yourself. Report One looks at Summer Work and Paying for PSE, Report Two will look at debt and student perceptions of debt and Report Three will look at student financial literacy.
As Always,
Beverly Eastham, VP External Phone: 780-492-4236 Blog: http://www.ualbertasu.blogspot.com Email: [email protected] Twitter: uasuvpexternal, #uasu, #ualberta
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23 March 2010
Dear Studentsʼ Council,
As this is the third week in row of providing weekly council reports, I thought, it might be more helpful for all concerned if I were to provide you with the backbone of my final report, instead of a conventional report. This gives you an opportunity to ask questions and give feedback on four key areas: Successes, Failure, Challenges and Opportunities. I hope you find this format and information helpful. No categories, especially that of failures and opportunities, are conclusive.
Failures: *These failures are expressly my own, not of the Studentsʼ Union.
• The most heartbreaking failure has certainly been that of the collapse of the SSA in the first week of September. Indeed, I think my greatest failure of the year has been my inability to engage science students in the process. That eats at me every day, and Iʼll carry that with me for a long time. Now, I think we have an excellent proposal, the debts are paid and everything is ready to go for next year, but it was a rocky journey indeed. • We did not even begin to address, as a council or as an exec how big the institution is. The only area where we experienced. The work we have done for campus associations is no where it needs to be. I did not put nearly enough time into this. • The absence of a CRAM conference this year, partially as a lack of prioritizing on my part, partly because of the phase the lobbying is at, and partially because of funding ability in the part of the bookstore and the relationship with the bookstore. • Stressed relationships with certain faculty associations as a result of long and complicated tuition conversations. • The existence of the two established subcommittees of the Council of Faculty Associations and the entire advocacy structure they need to develop. • I could go on at great, great length. And within each of these failures, there are many mistakes and I can elaborate on them for you at any time convenient.
Success: *Note, not success of mine, but rather the academic parts of the Studentsʼ Union
• Having a contested race in the academic portfolio, with two great campaign teams • Removal of requirement for sick note policy at Academic Standards Committee • The success of the Academic Plan submission • The collaborative and consultative process of the Academic Plan and the advent of the ʻAcadream Teamʼ • The new infrastructure for Student Governance Support in the form of a new position • The Results of the Academic Materials Consultant with the page-by-page analysis accessible for CRAM next year • The Office of Undergraduate Research
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• The Possibility of an Undergraduate Research Conference (pending the prioritization of the next exec) • A letter to the Board of Governors with Feedback for the Academic Plan, the first advocacy step of the 14 faculty associations • The Rules, Regulations and Runaround Project coming out of the Academic Plan • Much closer and better relationships with a few more faculty associations we havenʼt before • ʼ10 Things you Should knowʼ Etiquette project to consolidate information for Studentsʼ Union • Presentation of the ʻWho is a studentʼ information to The Committee on the Learning Environment. Changing our relationship to University Governance. • More student volunteers than ever before at the Festival of Teaching (And please note, that this not thanks to me but rather to all of you, so congratulations council.) • Signing the conditions of probation for the new Interdepartmental Science Student Association
Opportunities:
• A new Vice Provost (Academic) Please note the name change. The movement to Dean Colleen Skidmore from Dr. Olive Yonge is a great opportunity to redefine the portfolio we work really closely with on the curricular side of the house. • The terrible budget situation is also a great opportunity. Dr. Amrhein has committed taking the opportunity in these difficult budget times to seriously look at the culture, which doesnʼt cost a thing, and could dramatically improve the quality of the undergraduate experience. • Some great capital projects are starting to come online and if what we have identified as pedagogical sound teaching practices are working, we can build on those successes. • An academic plan year, as it looks like 2010 will be, is obviously the best possible opportunity to examine our priorities as an institution.
Challenges:
• The budget, of course, and the loss of funding such as SIF (special initiatives funding.) This is not set in stone, but the discretionary funding for projects on the scale of CSL circa 2005 or The Writing Centre are behind us for a while. • The layoffs as a result of the 5% budget cut will make what is normally a very idealistic process, academic planning, a sober occasion indeed. Morale around the university is likely to be low. • Some of the Faculty Association relationships are facing some stress from serious disagreements on tuition and I think some lack of clarity on roles.
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