Inspire would’ve won IUSG election if ticket wasn’t disqualified, preliminary vote totals show
YesterdayInspire received 3,590 votes, Elevate received 2,699 votes and Legacy received 1,772 votes.
Inspire received 3,590 votes, Elevate received 2,699 votes and Legacy received 1,772 votes.
Inspire was disqualified for two violations combining 12 total deducted points.
The Inspire campaign was found responsible for two election violations as of Tuesday night.
All parties involved have 72 hours to respond to the complaints.
Students can cast their votes on BeInvolved until 10 p.m. Friday.
The three executive tickets participated in a debate Tuesday night.
The proclamation passed March 22 aims to support Burmese international students at IU.
Inspire’s vice presidential candidate voted against multicultural seat allocation in IUSG Congress.
The Inspire campaign claimed Elevate did not submit the required 150 signatures.
The three executive tickets met to discuss their campaigns Tuesday.
Diversity of representation is critical in student government.
IUSG passed a bill to pay each resident assistant $200 in hazard pay.
A record-breaking 217 people joined the meeting to express support for the bill.
Students running for IUSG president and vice president must apply by March 11.
More than 1,000 students voted in the referendum Friday.
If passed, at least 31 new seats will be added.
The discussion lasted almost two hours.
IU reviews the student activity fee allocation every two years.
A new multicultural bill will likely see debate in IUSG Congress.
Wong is a young, Nobel Peace Prize-nominated activist.
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