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Fall 2005 ASUCD Election

JasonAller — 2008-09-14 19:11:12

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- Turnout for this election was 2145, which is 9% voter turnout. This is the lowest it has been in the past six years (and probably longer). I personally attribute this to the lack of campaigning by candidates, the poor quality of the candidates, the lack of choices among non-LEAD and non-Student Focus candidates, and a lack of controversy (controversy was a major part of the last two elections). Many people felt as though all of the candidates were sub-par (and some people didn't vote because of this). In addition, the lack of any strong Independent or third slate candidates only benefits the two-party system. The Elections Committee and Choice Voting could only do so much given these constraints. Hopefully in the Winter election, we'll have a diverse group of strong candidates who will actually campaign to raise interest in the elections...hopefully.--["JonathonLeathers"] - Yea I have also noticed that the campaigning this quarter was much less than what it was in the past. --["JoAnnaRich"] - Far far less, especially when you compare it to (yes, I'm gonna say it) the fun and drama of this past Winter's election... --["CindySperry"]	+ Turnout for this election was 2145, which is 9% voter turnout. This is the lowest it has been in the past six years (and probably longer). I personally attribute this to the lack of campaigning by candidates, the poor quality of the candidates, the lack of choices among non-LEAD and non-Student Focus candidates, and a lack of controversy (controversy was a major part of the last two elections). Many people felt as though all of the candidates were sub-par (and some people didn't vote because of this). In addition, the lack of any strong Independent or third slate candidates only benefits the two-party system. The Elections Committee and Choice Voting could only do so much given these constraints. Hopefully in the Winter election, we'll have a diverse group of strong candidates who will actually campaign to raise interest in the elections...hopefully.--["Users/JonathonLeathers"] + Yea I have also noticed that the campaigning this quarter was much less than what it was in the past. --["Users/JoAnnaRich"] + Far far less, especially when you compare it to (yes, I'm gonna say it) the fun and drama of this past Winter's election... --["Users/CindySperry"]
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- ''2005-11-19 10:41:30'' [[nbsp]] jon, i was laughing when i read the online aggie article on the election result yesterday. Thats really funny that you as an elections officer can make a flat out VERY partisan comment. Usually elections officers (ie. - California Secretary of State & County Registrars officals) cant say that the candidates were below par. But then again this is ASUCD and you can do whatever you want. Good job in not sugar coating the sad truth. --["GeorgejAndrews"]	+ ''2005-11-19 10:41:30'' [[nbsp]] jon, i was laughing when i read the online aggie article on the election result yesterday. Thats really funny that you as an elections officer can make a flat out VERY partisan comment. Usually elections officers (ie. - California Secretary of State & County Registrars officals) cant say that the candidates were below par. But then again this is ASUCD and you can do whatever you want. Good job in not sugar coating the sad truth. --["Users/GeorgejAndrews"]
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- * Unless I was misquoted, I don't think that it was partisan to say that ALL of the candidates were sub-par. Biased perhaps, but not partisan. Nonetheless, I believe it was Rob who called me "the Freddie Oakley of ASUCD". After all she was the Yolo County Registrar who said that the governor's Special Election was a waste of money and that she was willing to get arrested to protest it. I said that all of the Senate candidate's were below average. And we both still have our jobs. Go figure.--["JonathonLeathers"] - * What Freddie Oakley did was really really unprofessional. Maybe she was trying to position herself for a higher office or something. Elections officers usualy should have no public opinon on anything. Jon, you should lock yourself up in a room and only come out to count ballots for elections. --["GeorgejAndrews"] - * George, from my understanding, Freddie Oakley's complaints about the Special Election wasn't based on personal politics. But because the Governor made no effort to pay for it. She already had a budget plan for the year, and the special election essentially busted that. --["JesseSingh"] - * Direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. "I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know."....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs. --["GeorgejAndrews"]	+ * Unless I was misquoted, I don't think that it was partisan to say that ALL of the candidates were sub-par. Biased perhaps, but not partisan. Nonetheless, I believe it was Rob who called me "the Freddie Oakley of ASUCD". After all she was the Yolo County Registrar who said that the governor's Special Election was a waste of money and that she was willing to get arrested to protest it. I said that all of the Senate candidate's were below average. And we both still have our jobs. Go figure.--["Users/JonathonLeathers"] + * What Freddie Oakley did was really really unprofessional. Maybe she was trying to position herself for a higher office or something. Elections officers usualy should have no public opinon on anything. Jon, you should lock yourself up in a room and only come out to count ballots for elections. --["Users/GeorgejAndrews"] + * George, from my understanding, Freddie Oakley's complaints about the Special Election wasn't based on personal politics. But because the Governor made no effort to pay for it. She already had a budget plan for the year, and the special election essentially busted that. --["Users/JesseSingh"] + * Direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. "I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know."....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs. --["Users/GeorgejAndrews"]
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- *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo County clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite needle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South Lake Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]	+ *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo County clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite needle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South Lake Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["Users/FreddieOakley"]
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- ''2005-11-20 21:39:41'' [[nbsp]] I feel that now is the time to point out that the Elections Committee Chair actually wrote one of the constitutional amendments on the ballot. Sure he wasn't chair when he wrote it, but the measure did pass by a large margin. --["BrentLaabs"]	+ ''2005-11-20 21:39:41'' [[nbsp]] I feel that now is the time to point out that the Elections Committee Chair actually wrote one of the constitutional amendments on the ballot. Sure he wasn't chair when he wrote it, but the measure did pass by a large margin. --["Users/BrentLaabs"]

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EdwinSaada — 2007-04-03 21:30:57

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- * I don't know if I would say it's bs though. A whole lot of people were against the special election saying it would waste massive money. I'd say the large margins that most of the props were rejected by is a show that it was indeed a waste. --["EdwinSaada"]

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JasonAller — 2006-07-21 20:54:24

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- * Direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - [[BR]][[BR]] "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. [[BR]][[BR]]"I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know."[[BR]][[BR]]....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. [[BR]][[BR]]Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs. --["GeorgejAndrews"]	+ * Direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. "I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know."....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs. --["GeorgejAndrews"]
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- *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. [[BR]][[BR]]Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. [[BR]][[BR]] And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite needle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South Lake Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"] -	+ *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo County clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite needle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South Lake Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]

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JasonAller — 2006-07-18 20:21:57

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- Every Fall, the ["ASUCD Senate"] picks up six new people to replace the old senators who have grown weary of the bureaucratic nightmare that is ["ASUCD"]. Fall 2005 was no different, and there were thirteen bright-eyed young '''["/Senate Candidates" Senate Candidates]''' ready to take up the reins of power. The best part: you got to choose whose pure spirit would be crushed by the forces of realpolitic.	+ Every Fall, the ["ASUCD Senate"] picks up six new people to replace the old senators who have grown weary of the bureaucratic nightmare that is ["ASUCD"]. Fall 2005 was no different, and there were thirteen bright-eyed young '''["/Senate Candidates" Senate Candidates]''' ready to take up the reins of power. The best part: you got to choose whose pure spirit would be crushed by the forces of realpolitic.
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- * Behrad "Brad" Golshani ( ["Student Focus"] ) - * Brian McFadden ( ["United Student Alliance"] )	+ * Behrad "Brad" Golshani ( ["Student Focus"] ) + * Brian McFadden ( ["United Student Alliance"] )
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- * Jenny Yu ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) - * Jimmy Moresco ( ["Student Focus"] ) - * Joe Harney ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) - * '''Jonathan "Tiny" Sanders ( ["L.E.A.D."] )'''	+ * Jenny Yu ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) + * Jimmy Moresco ( ["Student Focus"] ) + * Joe Harney ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) + * '''Jonathan "Tiny" Sanders ( ["L.E.A.D."] )'''
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- * Katie Webber ( ["Student Focus"] ) - * Michael "Kongo" Aguilera ( ["L.E.A.D."] )	+ * Katie Webber ( ["Student Focus"] ) + * Michael "Kongo" Aguilera ( ["L.E.A.D."] )
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- ASUCD's most hated man by voters this last election is Joe![[BR]] - Number of #13 rankings[[BR]] - 97.0 Joe Harney[[BR]] - 83.0 Brian McFadden[[BR]] - 70.0 Jimmy Moresco[[BR]] - 66.0 Katie Webber[[BR]] - 63.0 Spencer Higgins --similar to Ari last winter[[BR]] - 48.0 Jonathan Tiny Sanders[[BR]] - 36.0 Natalia Farhadmotamed[[BR]] - 31.0 Behrad Brad Golshani[[BR]] - 27.0 Avni Patel[[BR]] - 27.0 Christine Jacorie Rogers[[BR]] - 25.0 Michael Kongo Aguilera[[BR]] - 24.0 Jenny Yu[[BR]] - 20.0 Kareem Salem[[BR]] - Total: 617.0 full ballots out of 2145[[BR]]	+ ASUCD's most hated man by voters this last election is Joe! + Number of #13 rankings + 97.0 Joe Harney + 83.0 Brian McFadden + 70.0 Jimmy Moresco + 66.0 Katie Webber + 63.0 Spencer Higgins --similar to Ari last winter + 48.0 Jonathan Tiny Sanders + 36.0 Natalia Farhadmotamed + 31.0 Behrad Brad Golshani + 27.0 Avni Patel + 27.0 Christine Jacorie Rogers + 25.0 Michael Kongo Aguilera + 24.0 Jenny Yu + 20.0 Kareem Salem + Total: 617.0 full ballots out of 2145
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AntoniaOakley — 2006-04-27 14:40:07

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- *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. [[BR]][[BR]]Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. [[BR]][[BR]] And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite nedle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South LAke Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]	+ *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. [[BR]][[BR]]Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. [[BR]][[BR]] And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite needle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South Lake Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]

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AntoniaOakley — 2006-04-27 14:38:58

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RobRoy — 2006-04-17 00:56:39

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- * direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - - "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. - "I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know." - ....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. - Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs. - * I don't know if I would say it's bs though. A whole lot of people were against the special election saying it would waste massive money. I'd say the large margins that most of the props were rejected by is a show that it was indeed a waste.	+ * Direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - [[BR]][[BR]] "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. [[BR]][[BR]]"I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know."[[BR]][[BR]]....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. [[BR]][[BR]]Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs. --["GeorgejAndrews"] + * I don't know if I would say it's bs though. A whole lot of people were against the special election saying it would waste massive money. I'd say the large margins that most of the props were rejected by is a show that it was indeed a waste. --["EdwinSaada"]
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- *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. - Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. - And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite nedle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South LAke Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]	+ *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. [[BR]][[BR]]Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. [[BR]][[BR]] And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite nedle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South LAke Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]

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RobRoy — 2006-04-17 00:51:39

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- And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite nedle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South LAke Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction.	+ And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite nedle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South LAke Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. - ["FreddieOakley"]

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FreddieOakley — 2006-04-17 00:42:06

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- ------	+ + *Well, I'm Freddie Oakley and I appreciate that support! What I did with reference to demanding the Governor pay for his special election was entirely appropriate and absolutely necessary. Every other jurisdiction supports the cost of their elections...the cities, counties, school districts, libraries, water boards, you name it. Only the feds and the Gov. can place items on the ballot with no regard for cost. Yolo COunty is close to broke. Why should the taxpayers of Yolo watch their taxes get sucked into a special election? And what program should we eliminate to pay for it? Well-baby visits for poor families? Shut down pesticide control officers? Close the public libraries? Each election costs an average of $250k to $500k. That's a lot of money to suck out of the County. + Beside...I won. Arnold blinked, and unless the legislature screws us, the money will be reimbursed. + And I am telling you right here and now --- I do not want any other job than the one I have. I worked as a lobbyist for 10 years. I wouldn't work in the Capitol again unless it's to rock babies in the daycare center. I want to be the Yolo COunty clerk until I retire, and then I want to do exquisite nedle work, bake bread, raise a garden, babysit my grandchildren, and lollygag at my house in South LAke Tahoe with my sole importance being that I will be dependable to show up for my 3 a.m. shift to rock babies in the nursery at Barton Memorial Hospital. I really am a very pure hearted, Christian woman who wants to do good. I have zero fear of earthly authority and zero ambition to be anything I am not. I truly believe that the most important things are the ones that passs from heart to heart. Everything else is distraction. + +

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AntoniaOakley — 2006-04-09 14:33:24

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	+ + To see what would have possibly happened had block voting been used, go to: '''["Fall 2005 ASUCD Election/Bizarro World"]'''

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-12-09 14:46:26

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-11-30 17:01:29

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- Every Fall, the ["ASUCD Senate"] picks up six new people to replace the old senators who have grown weary of the bureaucratic nightmare that is ["ASUCD"]. Fall 2005 was no different, and there were thirteen bright-eyed young '''["ASUCD Senate Candidates"]''' ready to take up the reins of power. The best part: you got to choose whose pure spirit would be crushed by the forces of realpolitic.	+ Every Fall, the ["ASUCD Senate"] picks up six new people to replace the old senators who have grown weary of the bureaucratic nightmare that is ["ASUCD"]. Fall 2005 was no different, and there were thirteen bright-eyed young '''["/Senate Candidates" Senate Candidates]''' ready to take up the reins of power. The best part: you got to choose whose pure spirit would be crushed by the forces of realpolitic.
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- In addition, the ["Countback Amendment"] was on the ballot, as well as an initiative to require 60% (instead of 50%) to raise ["ASUCD"] student fees. Both of these passed by a large margin.	+ In addition, the ["Countback Amendment"] was on the ballot, as well as an initiative to require 60% (instead of 50%) to raise ["ASUCD"] student fees. Both of these passed by a large margin. See ["/Ballot Measures" Ballot Measures].
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- Voter turnout was 2145 -- 9% of the possible voting population. All additional information can be found at the [https://elections.ucdavis.edu/results-05/index.html ASUCD Elections website].	+ Voter turnout was 2145 -- 9% of the possible voting population. This is the lowest it has been in the past six years (and probably longer, but it's difficult to get exact figures). All additional information can be found at the [https://elections.ucdavis.edu/results-05/index.html ASUCD Elections website].
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	+ == See also == + * ["/Senate Candidates" Fall 2005 Senate Candidates] + * ["/Ballot Measures" Fall 2005 Ballot Measures] + * ["/Turnout Controversy" Fall 2005 Turnout Controversy] +
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- ------ - ''2005-11-18 23:54:00'' [[nbsp]] Yea I have also noticed that the campaigning this quarter was much less than what it was in the past. --["JoAnnaRich"] - ------ - ''2005-11-19 09:05:51'' [[nbsp]] Far far less, especially when you compare it to (yes, I'm gonna say it) the fun and drama of this past Winter's election... --["CindySperry"]	+ Yea I have also noticed that the campaigning this quarter was much less than what it was in the past. --["JoAnnaRich"] + Far far less, especially when you compare it to (yes, I'm gonna say it) the fun and drama of this past Winter's election... --["CindySperry"]
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- * George, unless I was misquoted, I don't think that it was partisan to say that ALL of the candidates were sub-par. Biased perhaps, but not partisan. Nonetheless, I believe it was Rob who called me "the Freddie Oakley of ASUCD". After all she was the Yolo County Registrar who said that the governor's Special Election was a waste of money and that she was willing to get arrested to protest it. I said that all of the Senate candidate's were below average. And we both still have our jobs. Go figure.--["JonathonLeathers"] - ------ - ''2005-11-20 18:36:09'' [[nbsp]] what Freddie Oakley did was really really unprofessional. Maybe she was trying to position herself for a higher office or something. Elections officers usualy should have no public opinon on anything. Jon, you should lock yourself up in a room and only come out to count ballots for elections. --["GeorgejAndrews"] - - * George, from my understanding, Freddie Oakley's complaints about the Special Election wasn't based on personal politics. But because the Governor made no effort to pay for it. She already had a budget plan for the year, and the special election essentially busted that. --["JesseSingh"] - - * direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election -	+ * Unless I was misquoted, I don't think that it was partisan to say that ALL of the candidates were sub-par. Biased perhaps, but not partisan. Nonetheless, I believe it was Rob who called me "the Freddie Oakley of ASUCD". After all she was the Yolo County Registrar who said that the governor's Special Election was a waste of money and that she was willing to get arrested to protest it. I said that all of the Senate candidate's were below average. And we both still have our jobs. Go figure.--["JonathonLeathers"] + * What Freddie Oakley did was really really unprofessional. Maybe she was trying to position herself for a higher office or something. Elections officers usualy should have no public opinon on anything. Jon, you should lock yourself up in a room and only come out to count ballots for elections. --["GeorgejAndrews"] + * George, from my understanding, Freddie Oakley's complaints about the Special Election wasn't based on personal politics. But because the Governor made no effort to pay for it. She already had a budget plan for the year, and the special election essentially busted that. --["JesseSingh"] + * direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election -
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GeorgejAndrews — 2005-11-21 07:21:58

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	+ + * direct quotes from the Sac Bee regarding Oakley's stupid comments about wanting to get arrested over the special election - + "I can see myself defying this governor," she said. "I would stand nose to nose with him and tell him what a terrible idea this is. It's a waste of state money." If she does go to jail, Yolo County Supervisor Mariko Yamada, a Democrat, said she'll join her. + "I told Freddie we might go together," Yamada said. "Why not? I haven't been arrested for a good cause in quite a while. I think this is something I would be willing to go to jail for a while over." Oakley is one of about two dozen registrars around the state elected by voters, and she's always been quick to speak her mind.She can't imagine herself going to jail, she said, but she has discussed the option with her husband and two daughters, who are young adults. "I've seriously considered it," she said. "My husband is a professor of law at UC Davis, and I think he can use the rest, too. He wouldn't mind if I were in jail, probably. My kids made me promise I wouldn't do it, but I don't know." + ....yea im SURE her stunt was not a shameful name id push. + Don't get me wrong...thats the perfect type of stunt you wanta threaten in Yolo County (a place with Republican registration in the high 20's...but to say she was doing it for pure/good reasons is bs.

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JesseSingh — 2005-11-20 22:45:12

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	+ + * George, from my understanding, Freddie Oakley's complaints about the Special Election wasn't based on personal politics. But because the Governor made no effort to pay for it. She already had a budget plan for the year, and the special election essentially busted that. --["JesseSingh"]

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-20 21:39:41'' [[nbsp]] I feel that now is the time to point out that the Elections Committee Chair actually wrote one of the constitutional amendments on the ballot. Sure he wasn't chair when he wrote it, but the measure did pass by a large margin. --["BrentLaabs"]

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GeorgejAndrews — 2005-11-20 17:36:09

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-20 18:36:09'' [[nbsp]] what Freddie Oakley did was really really unprofessional. Maybe she was trying to position herself for a higher office or something. Elections officers usualy should have no public opinon on anything. Jon, you should lock yourself up in a room and only come out to count ballots for elections. --["GeorgejAndrews"]

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-19 14:23:52

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-19 14:23:00

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	+ + * George, unless I was misquoted, I don't think that it was partisan to say that ALL of the candidates were sub-par. Biased perhaps, but not partisan. Nonetheless, I believe it was Rob who called me "the Freddie Oakley of ASUCD". After all she was the Yolo County Registrar who said that the governor's Special Election was a waste of money and that she was willing to get arrested to protest it. I said that all of the Senate candidate's were below average. And we both still have our jobs. Go figure.

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-19 10:41:30'' [[nbsp]] jon, i was laughing when i read the online aggie article on the election result yesterday. Thats really funny that you as an elections officer can make a flat out VERY partisan comment. Usually elections officers (ie. - California Secretary of State & County Registrars officals) cant say that the candidates were below par. But then again this is ASUCD and you can do whatever you want. Good job in not sugar coating the sad truth. --["GeorgejAndrews"]

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-11-19 08:58:06

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RevChad — 2005-11-19 08:51:02

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-19 09:05:51'' [[nbsp]] Far far less, especially when you compare it to (yes, I'm gonna say it) the fun and drama of this past Winter's election... --["CindySperry"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-11-18 15:48:37

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-11-18 15:47:41

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-11-18 15:46:36

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-18 15:37:01

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- Voting occured from 8am on November 16 until 8am on November 18.	+ Voting occured from 8am on November 16 until 8am on November 18. Senators-elect will be confirmed on December 8, 2005 at 5:30pm in the Mee Room of the MU.

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-18 15:30:47

commented on the election

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- The following ["Senate"] candidates and ["slates"] ran for office and the bolded candidates were elected: - * '''Avni Patel ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' - * Behrad "Brad" Golshani ( ["Student Focus"] ) - * Brian McFadden ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) - * '''Christine Jacorie Rogers ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' - * Jenny Yu ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) - * Jimmy Moresco ( ["Student Focus"] ) - * Joe Harney ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) - * '''Jonathan "Tiny" Sanders ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' - * '''Kareem Salem ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' - * Katie Webber ( ["Student Focus"] ) - * Michael "Kongo" Aguilera ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) - * '''Natalia Farhadmotamed ( ["Student Focus"] )''' - * '''Spencer Higgins ( ["Student Focus"] )'''	+ The following ["Senate"] candidates ran on the following ["Slate" slates]. The bolded candidates were elected: + [[BR]]* '''Avni Patel ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + [[BR]]* Behrad "Brad" Golshani ( ["Student Focus"] ) + [[BR]]* Brian McFadden ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) + [[BR]]* '''Christine Jacorie Rogers ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + [[BR]]* Jenny Yu ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) + [[BR]]* Jimmy Moresco ( ["Student Focus"] ) + [[BR]]* Joe Harney ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) + [[BR]]* '''Jonathan "Tiny" Sanders ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + [[BR]]* '''Kareem Salem ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + [[BR]]* Katie Webber ( ["Student Focus"] ) + [[BR]]* Michael "Kongo" Aguilera ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) + [[BR]]* '''Natalia Farhadmotamed ( ["Student Focus"] )''' + [[BR]]* '''Spencer Higgins ( ["Student Focus"] )'''
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- In addition, the ["Countback Amendment"] was on the ballot, as well as an initiative to require 60% (instead of 50%) to raise student fees. Both of these passed by a large margin.	+ In addition, the ["Countback Amendment"] was on the ballot, as well as an initiative to require 60% (instead of 50%) to raise ["ASUCD"] student fees. Both of these passed by a large margin.
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- ''2005-11-14 12:13:56'' [[nbsp]] Fall ASUCD Elections are known for historically low voter turnout. Some have even predicted record low voter turnout in this election. This means that your vote counts EVEN MORE! So remember to VOTE on Nov 16 or 17. --["JonathonLeathers"]	+ Turnout for this election was 2145, which is 9% voter turnout. This is the lowest it has been in the past six years (and probably longer). I personally attribute this to the lack of campaigning by candidates, the poor quality of the candidates, the lack of choices among non-LEAD and non-Student Focus candidates, and a lack of controversy (controversy was a major part of the last two elections). Many people felt as though all of the candidates were sub-par (and some people didn't vote because of this). In addition, the lack of any strong Independent or third slate candidates only benefits the two-party system. The Elections Committee and Choice Voting could only do so much given these constraints. Hopefully in the Winter election, we'll have a diverse group of strong candidates who will actually campaign to raise interest in the elections...hopefully.--["JonathonLeathers"]

Fall 2005 ASUCD Election

JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-18 15:14:27

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- Every Fall, the ["ASUCD Senate"] picks up six new people to replace the old senators who have grown weary of the bureaucratic nightmare that is ["ASUCD"]. This year is no different, and there are thirteen bright-eyed young '''["ASUCD Senate Candidates"]''' ready to take up the reins of power. The best part: you get to choose whose pure spirit will be crushed by the forces of realpolitic.	+ Every Fall, the ["ASUCD Senate"] picks up six new people to replace the old senators who have grown weary of the bureaucratic nightmare that is ["ASUCD"]. Fall 2005 was no different, and there were thirteen bright-eyed young '''["ASUCD Senate Candidates"]''' ready to take up the reins of power. The best part: you got to choose whose pure spirit would be crushed by the forces of realpolitic.
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- The ["Countback Amendment"] is on the ballot, as well as an initiative to require 60% (instead of 50%) to raise student fees.	+ Voting occured from 8am on November 16 until 8am on November 18.
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- Voting is '''happening now''' from 8am on November 16 until 8am on November 18. Results will be announced on November 18 on the MU Patio at noon. Every undergraduate member of ["ASUCD"] can vote on the [http://elections.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Elections website].	+ The following ["Senate"] candidates and ["slates"] ran for office and the bolded candidates were elected: + * '''Avni Patel ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + * Behrad "Brad" Golshani ( ["Student Focus"] ) + * Brian McFadden ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) + * '''Christine Jacorie Rogers ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + * Jenny Yu ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) + * Jimmy Moresco ( ["Student Focus"] ) + * Joe Harney ( ["United Student Alliance"] ) + * '''Jonathan "Tiny" Sanders ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + * '''Kareem Salem ( ["L.E.A.D."] )''' + * Katie Webber ( ["Student Focus"] ) + * Michael "Kongo" Aguilera ( ["L.E.A.D."] ) + * '''Natalia Farhadmotamed ( ["Student Focus"] )''' + * '''Spencer Higgins ( ["Student Focus"] )'''
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- Slates in the current election: - * ["L.E.A.D."] - * ["Student Focus"] - * ["United Student Alliance"]	+ In addition, the ["Countback Amendment"] was on the ballot, as well as an initiative to require 60% (instead of 50%) to raise student fees. Both of these passed by a large margin.
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- The current calendar for the Fall 2005 ["ASUCD Elections" Election] is posted outside of ["Student Government Administrative Office" SGAO].	+ All additional information can be found at the [http://elections.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Elections website].

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-11-16 18:51:56

bold

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Fall 2005 ASUCD Election

BrentLaabs — 2005-11-16 18:28:01

throwing some more stuff up

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-14 11:15:37

low voter turnout?

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- ''2005-11-14 12:13:56'' [[nbsp]] Fall ASUCD Elections are known for historically low voter turnout (this election is looking to be no different). This means that your vote counts EVEN MORE! So VOTE on Nov 16-17. --["JonathonLeathers"]	+ ''2005-11-14 12:13:56'' [[nbsp]] Fall ASUCD Elections are known for historically low voter turnout. Some have even predicted record low voter turnout in this election. This means that your vote counts EVEN MORE! So remember to VOTE on Nov 16 or 17. --["JonathonLeathers"]

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-14 11:13:56

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-14 12:13:56'' [[nbsp]] Fall ASUCD Elections are known for historically low voter turnout (this election is looking to be no different). This means that your vote counts EVEN MORE! So VOTE on Nov 16-17. --["JonathonLeathers"]

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-14 11:12:27

comment box

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- Please add, there will be plenty more to come...... - - ''I'll update this page with all relevant information when I have free time, which will probably be never. - ["Jonathon Leathers"]''	+ [[Comments]]

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-14 11:10:02

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-14 11:09:41

fixed link

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-11-14 11:09:06

link to voting site

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	+ + Every undergraduate member of ["ASUCD"] can vote on the ["ASUCD Elections website" http://elections.ucdavis.edu/].

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BrentLaabs — 2005-10-31 14:30:02

i'm not jaded. really.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-10-17 22:40:45

master election page link

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-10-17 17:54:10

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-10-17 17:53:47

election dates

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JonathonLeathers — 2005-10-17 17:32:37

date, spelling correction

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-10-17 15:14:35

common mis-acronymization

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JimSchwab — 2005-10-17 15:12:14

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