Winter 2014 ASUCD Elections | |||
Senate Candidates | |||
NOW | |||
SMART | |||
Independent | |||
Amelia Helland | |||
Andrea Jao | |||
Artem Senchev | |||
Anthony Gil | |||
Azka Fayyaz | |||
Diana Lopez Solorzano | |||
Arya Shirani | |||
Sierra Henderson | |||
Gloria Chen | |||
Eugenia Chung | |||
Nicholas Sanchez | |||
Gulraj Gul Gill | |||
Sergio Gonzalez | |||
Robyn Huey | |||
Zeenat Yahya | |||
Executive Tickets | |||
NOW | |||
Ryan Wonders & Sumeeta Ghai | |||
SMART/Independent | |||
Armando Figueroa & Maxwell Kappes | |||
Ballot Measures | |||
Save the Aggie* | |||
Bolded entries indicate victors | |||
*Subsequently invalidated by order of the ASUCD Court |
The Winter 2014 ASUCD Elections were held from February 18th at 8am to February 21st at 8am. Six Senate seats, along with the offices of President and Vice President, were up for election. Also up for a vote was one ballot measure seeking to increase student fees to subsidize The California Aggie. Voting took place, as always, at http://elections.ucdavis.edu.
Voter turnout was the second highest in recorded ASUCD History with 27.11%.1
Results
The preliminary results were released on February 21, 2014.
Executive
- Armando Figueroa for President (SMART) and Maxwell Kappes for Vice President (Independent)
Senate Candidates
- Azka Fayyaz (SMART)
- Robyn Huey (SMART)
- Artem Senchev (I)
- Amelia Helland (NOW)
- Eugenia Chung (NOW)
- Nicholas Sanchez (SMART)
Ballot Measure
- Save the Aggie Failed*
*Invalidated by the ASUCD Court. Check the measure's page for reasons.
Aggie Endorsements
As seen in some previous elections, the Aggie decided to not give a full endorsement of six candidates as it normally would. Taken from the endorsement article, "Normally, we would select six senate candidates to endorse. Unfortunately, we were underwhelmed with the majority of prospective senators, most of whom are running on unfeasible and unoriginal platforms." "The California Aggie" has endorsed:
Executive
- Armando Figueroa for President (SMART) and Maxwell Kappes for Vice President (Independent)
Senate Candidates
- 1. Robyn Huey (SMART)
- 2. Amelia Helland (NOW)
- 3. Azka Fayyaz (SMART)
- 4. Arya Shirani (NOW)
Ballot Measures
- Yes on Save the Aggie.
Fun Statistics
For the following sections bold means they were one of the winning candidates. These are not the actual election results.
Condorcet Winner
The Condorcet winner (the least objectionable candidate) of this election was Azka Fayyaz.
Top 6
2118 | Azka Fayyaz |
2070 | Robyn Huey |
1877 | Amelia Helland |
1758 | Nicholas Sanchez |
1682 | Eugenia Chung |
1634 | Anthony Gil |
1625 | Andrea Jao |
1617 | Arya Shirani |
1602 | Zeenat Yahya |
1562 | Artem Senchev |
1522 | Sierra Henderson |
1450 | Sergio Gonzalez |
1286 | Diana Lopez Solorzano |
1009 | Gloria Chen |
790 | Gulraj Gill |
Most Hated
Who got the most last-ranked votes? This election two winning candidates tied for most hated:
83 | Artem Senchev |
83 | Azka Fayyaz |
71 | Amelia Helland |
70 | Gloria Chen |
65 | Arya Shirani |
61 | Gulraj Gill |
58 | Sergio Gonzalez |
57 | Nicholas Sanchez |
52 | Sierra Henderson |
46 | Diana Lopez Solorzano |
45 | Eugenia Chung |
37 | Anthony Gil |
33 | Zeenat Yahya |
33 | Robyn Huey |
31 | Andrea Jao |
Potential Countback Elections
Coming soon...
2014-02-22 00:02:19 For the other ASUCD Election nerds out there... I will archive the data for this election and the previous election on my website. I'm revamping the website to make it easier to update and not look awful. When that is done, I will add and update the links on daviswiki. —JonathonLeathers
2014-02-25 03:27:07 Interesting... we're 4 for 7 on electing the most hated candidate since Eli's Winter 2011 win. —RyanMeyerhoff
Footnotes
1. The amount of students who did not abstain on the Aggie Ballot measure was 19.26%, for Executive 24.32%, and for Senate 23.45%; however, many students expressed that they unaware of how to vote for The Aggie fee initiative in the first iteration of the website, and the default for those 8 hours was "Abstain", a voting choice not present on the Fee Initiative Bill.
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