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LIVE Election Results

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April 21, 2016 at 5:43 pm

Lorenzo Basilio / Daily Nexus
Students and candidates waited in The Hub for election results Thursday evening. Lorenzo Basilio / Daily Nexus

The Nexus will be updating this page with live results from the Associated Students Election, which will be announced at The Hub in the UCen beginning at 6 p.m.

After an unexpected delay, the results were announced around 8 p.m. Check below for the full results.

President: Austin Hechler (Campus United)

Internal Vice President: Natalie Jordan (Write-In)

External Vice President of Statewide Affairs: Neha Nayak (Campus United)

External Vice President of Local Affairs: Ashcon Minoiefar (Campus United)

Student Advocate General: Josephine Ampaw (Independent)

Collegiate Senators

On-Campus:

  1. Bryan “Bryan” Samayoe-Velasquez (Campus United)
  2. Lesly Silva (The Response)
  3. Unique Vance (The Response)
  4. Conor Collins (Peer Action Coalition)
  5. Kuvimbanashe “Eddy” Chikukwa (Peer Action Coalition)

Off-Campus:

  1. Reilly Hobson (Campus United)
  2. Jonathan “Jonathan Lopez” Lopez (The Response)
  3. Patrick Dohoney (Campus United)
  4. Steven Digy Stovall (Campus United)
  5. Ashley Selki (Campus United)
  6. Bianca Fernandez (Campus United)
  7. Aaron Hendizadeh (Campus United)
  8. Cole Marting (Campus United)
  9. Maria Hoang (The Response)
  10. Hannah Ellenhorn (Campus United)
  11. Batsheva Stoll (Campus United)
  12. Elias Jordan (Campus United)
  13. Jesse Velasquez (The Response)

College of Letters & Science:

  1. Tamar Barlev (Campus United)
  2. Alexander Giolito  (Campus United)
  3. Jasmine Sandhu  (Campus United)
  4. Marjan Abubo (The Response)

College of Engineering: 

  1. Matthew “Matt” Greenberg (Campus United)

College of Creative Studies: 

  1. Jordan “Robeman” Mitchell (The Response)

University-Owned Housing:

  1. Deanna Nguyen (Campus United)

Fee Reaffirmations:

  • Educational Opportunity Program — Reaffirmed
  • Isla Vista Arts — Reaffirmed
  • Finance Board — Reaffirmed
  • Food Bank — Reaffirmed
  • Queer Commission and LGBTQ  — Reaffirmed
  • Department of Public Worms Composting — Reaffirmed

New Fees:

  • United States Student Association — Passed
  • Associated Students Program Board — Passed
  • Food Bank — Passed

Correction: An initial version of this article listed Deanna Nguyen as an off-campus senator. She is a university-owned housing senator.

Correction: This article initially referred to Cole Marting from Campus United as Cole Hyatt from The Response.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It’s 7:15. Is the nexus poor quality or are the election results delayed.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago
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Extremely poor quality I’m assuming.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago

so much for “live action”

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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Is this what the propose fee hike is going to? PQ publications and snail speed reporting?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

So glad I voted to cut funding jaja

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago

A.S. is a giant hole in the ocean sucking large quantities of money from the UCSB student body.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago

The Nexus has the journalistic integrity of my left butthole

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago
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You have two?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The nexus is the last bastion of the talentless and the self-defeated

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Anonymous
10 years ago
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…and yet, recent alums have written for or worked for NPR, Politico, The Washington Post, The LA Times… and one recent alum even got a Magazine Award nomination this past year. Sorry, kiddo, but 4/20 is over. Get back to those books.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This page is as live as Prince

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Any vote percentages?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Where are the off campus results? Deanna ran for uni-owned

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Where are the fee initiatives and reaffirmations?

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago
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For some reason, the Nexus always take a couple of days to report there,

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 years ago

these pseudo elections/governments are really very cute, but in the real world they really mean nothing

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Anonymous
10 years ago

And the GSA results are missing?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The elections committee came in at 7:30, and results began approximately 15 minutes after. Nexus reported on whatever information was available then, so don’t blame them for delay or not posting things that were not announced