IUSG passes election eligibility amendment to exclude sexual misconduct offenders
3 days agoStudent body President Ky Freeman vetoed the initial election eligibility amendment.
Student body President Ky Freeman vetoed the initial election eligibility amendment.
IUSG wants to increase awareness of culture centers to promote cultural confidence.
Public hearings will be held on a recent amendment and budgetary issues.
IUSG is a student organization for which any one should apply.
Freeman is the first openly Black gay man to be elected IUSG President.
The inauguration, originally scheduled for April 15, was postponed due to election complaints.
The Elevate ticket received 2,697 votes.
The Inspire ticket has been officially disqualified.
The election commission still needs to re-evaluate a previous court decision.
The commission will re-evaluate the overturned violations and rule again.
The public hearing will occur via Zoom.
The commission deducted two points from Legacy and four points from Elevate.
The IUSG Election Commission disqualified Inspire on April 6 for telecommunications violations.
The court said Inspire submitted six petitions past the deadline.
Inspire has now been found responsible for four violations, resulting in 24 points deducted.
The court accepted part of the Inspire ticket’s petition.
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.
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