Fall 2006 ASUCD Election

Voting
Winners
Rankings Data
Election Calendar
Senate Candidates

LEAD
Student Focus
Christian Slate
Independents

Constitutional Amendments

Voting

UC Davis undergraduates voted in the ASUCD election at beginning on November 15 at 8am until November 17 at 8am, results are available at [http://elections.ucdavis.edu/

Winners

There were 17 candidates running for six seats.

The Winners were:

1.Mara Harris (Student Focus)
2.Dan Xie (LEAD)
3.Andrew Peake (LEAD)
4.Molly Fluet (LEAD)
5.Alexandra Frick (Student Focus)
6.Eric Friedman (Student Focus)

Additionally, all six Constitutional Amendments were approved.

Rankings Data

Ranking	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17
Charles Bisesto	202	108	106	104	113	135	85	77	70	72	62	46	46	43	40	24	9
Joseph Bleckman	122	122	111	121	86	109	93	65	71	54	35	39	51	55	47	31	27
Molly Fluet	298	275	270	226	183	118	80	53	40	26	38	24	31	32	27	23	14
Alexandra Frick	247	290	192	193	168	130	102	66	65	53	50	38	35	31	30	20	19
Eric Friedman	299	154	170	176	189	140	93	53	54	50	44	37	35	45	40	22	23
Mara Harris	308	336	263	159	130	89	72	67	45	41	45	57	48	37	30	34	19
Dustin Murray	48	39	48	38	29	35	47	59	55	58	57	51	73	92	89	72	44
Albert Parnell	254	182	173	175	164	123	75	66	55	50	38	60	40	37	39	25	19
Andrew Peake	296	317	217	165	127	114	57	40	32	23	27	30	37	35	34	48	92
Jesse Rosales	236	152	115	94	83	91	82	82	62	63	49	55	69	42	36	44	15
Sandy Rose	131	102	113	125	113	85	71	72	72	63	71	64	62	57	38	39	27
Jack Shannon	195	131	160	135	128	92	66	68	69	66	62	59	58	44	43	30	13
Daryl Suyat	286	164	164	199	148	109	79	73	53	59	50	50	40	37	43	34	20
Arie van Gemeren	181	100	63	50	41	55	49	59	53	39	52	46	43	60	79	93	72
Dan Xie	289	303	261	177	147	109	60	39	34	43	48	36	30	28	36	31	20
Rob Roy	105	119	111	83	60	84	90	51	46	33	46	48	27	33	45	70	136
Kirk Cowgill	56	43	25	22	23	33	31	36	38	51	37	49	50	59	65	115	174
Totals	3553	2937	2562	2242	1932	1651	1232	1026	914	844	811	789	775	767	761	755	743

Election Calendar

October 16-23 - Petitions Available in SGAO
October 24 - Petitions Due before 10am in SGAO. Mandatory Candidates Workshop at 7pm in Wellman 2.
October 30 - Candidate Statements and Platforms Due in SGAO.
November 8 - First Expenditure Form Due before 10am in SGAO.
November 8 - Senate Candidates Forum at noon in the ASUCD Coffee House.
November 15 - Voting Begins at 8am.
November 17 - Voting Ends at 8am. Second Expenditure Form Due before 10am in SGAO. Results announced at noon on the MU Patio.

Senate Candidates

See: Senate Candidates for their pictures.

Also see: ASUCD Endorsements.

Independents

Constitutional Amendments

Constitutional Amendment 10: A constitutional amendment to prohibit legislation with retroactive effect.
Constitutional Amendment 11: An ASUCD Constitutional Amendment to change the definition of “equally divided”.
Constitutional Amendment 12: An ASUCD Constitutional Amendment to correct grammatical errors and clarify sections.
Constitutional Amendment 13: An ASUCD Constitutional Amendment to clarify the abilities of a recalled official.
Constitutional Amendment 14: An ASUCD Constitutional Amendment to change the time requirement on amending Elections Regulations.
Constitutional Amendment 20: An ASUCD Constitutional Amendment to bring the appointment of new Chief Justices in sync with the process for choosing Justices.