Winter 2016 ASUCD Elections | |||
Senate Candidates | |||
LEAD | |||
BASED | |||
Summit | |||
Independent | |||
Jasir Soomro | |||
Ryan Abusaa | |||
Sofia Molodanof | |||
Ryan "Beans" Brady | |||
Bennett Pollack-Reeber | |||
Sam Chiang | |||
Sam Park | |||
Jack Foley | |||
Brendan Chang | |||
Ricardo Martinez | |||
Irveen Grewal | |||
Mato Tirkas | |||
Claudia Serrano | |||
Shaitaj Dhaliwal | |||
Christie Chan | |||
Drake Santamaria | |||
Sevan Nahabedian | |||
Ryan Downer | |||
Ayman Shehadeh | |||
Executive Tickets | |||
Summit | |||
Alex Lee & Abhay Sandhu | |||
LEAD | |||
Elijah Pipersburg & Lauren Kong | |||
Bolded entries indicate victors |
The Winter 2016 ASUCD Elections were held from February 16th at 8am until February 19th at 8am. Six Senate seats, along with the President and Vice President, were up for election. Voting took place, as always, at http://elections.ucdavis.edu.
With 19 ASUCD Senate candidates, this was the second time since the Winter 2013 elections that had the third highest number of candidates in an ASUCD Election in over 10 years, behind only the Fall 2004 ASUCD Election (20) and Winter 2005 ASUCD Election (23). Coincidentally both of those elections also had three slates each running four or more Senate candidates.
Results
Preliminary results were released on Feburary 19, 2016. The results became official the following week and the Senators-elect were sworn in on March 10, 2016.
Executive Winners
Alex Lee for President and Abhay Sandhu for Vice-President (Summit)
Senate Winners
# | Candidate | Slate | #1 Votes | Votes for Seat |
---|---|---|---|---|
#1 | Sam Chiang | BASED | 467 | 658 |
#2 | Ricardo Martinez | BASED | 366 | 652 |
#3 | Sofia Molodanof | Summit | 303 | 605 |
#4 | Sam Park | Summit | 323 | 577 |
#5 | Shaitaj Dhaliwal | BASED | 313 | 570 |
#6 | Irveen Grewal | Summit | 241 | 509 |
Quota was 635. Only Ricardo Martinez and Sam Chiang reached quota this quarter.
Endorsements
- Executive: Alex Lee & Abhay Sandhu
- Senate:
# | Candidate | Slate |
---|---|---|
#1 |
Sofia Molodanof |
Summit |
#2 | Shaitaj Dhaliwal | BASED |
#3 | Sam Chiang | BASED |
#4 | Ricardo Martinez | BASED |
#5 | Drake Santamaria | LEAD |
#6 | Sam Park | Summit |
Many individuals, including a few of those endorsed, were of the opinion that The California Aggie's endorsements this cycle were indicative of who they believed they would be able to draw on for support on the senate table and who they believed would be elected, rather than based on qualifications.