And so here they are!!!
You will notice that Sahar and I are now running against one another. IT’S ON!
Off Campus: Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Nathan Goldstein 43 79.63 2 Mariam Akbar 6 11.11 3 ABSTAIN 3 5.56 4 Adam Jama 1 1.85 4 Jules Levenson 1 1.85 6 Mike Martin 0 0.00 **Nate Goldstein winner by mandate Mods: Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Jonathan P. Freed 13 72.22 2 ABSTAIN 3 16.67 3 Mohit Gourisaria 1 5.56 3 Zachary Pyle 1 5.56 **Jon Freed winner by mandate Charles River Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Chenchao Lu 8 47.06 2 ABSTAIN 4 23.53 3 Ari D Jadwin 2 11.76 4 Feya hillel 1 5.88 4 Aaron Breslow 1 5.88 4 Rachel Kagan 1 5.88 7 David Jacobs 0 0.00 **Chenchao Lu will be on the Final Round Ballot Ziv Quad Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Andrew S.M. Brooks 45 55.56 2 Daniel N. Baronofsky 25 30.86 3 ABSTAIN 6 7.41 4 Alex Trott 2 2.47 5 Nathaniel Rosenblum 1 1.23 5 Jae Kyo Han 1 1.23 5 Gustavo Pardo 1 1.23 **Andrew Broooks winner by mandate Rosenthal Quad Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Philips C. Loh 26 54.17 2 Stephen D. Robinson 21 43.75 3 ABSTAIN 1 2.08 4 Stephen Robinson 0 0.00 **Philips Loh winner by mandate Castle Quad Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Sahar Massachi 16 29.63 1 Nathan J. Robinson 16 29.63 3 Philip Y. Lu 14 25.93 4 Naomi S. Cohn 7 12.96 5 ABSTAIN 1 1.85 **Nathan Robinson and Sahar Massachi move to the Final Round East Quad Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Sara Enan 51 48.11 2 Edward J. Tanenbaum 50 47.17 3 ABSTAIN 5 4.72 4 Sara 0 0.00 4 Sarah Enan 0 0.00 **Final Round will consist of Sara Enan and Edward Tanenbaum Massell Quad Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Nipun Marwaha 47 28.83 2 Narayan H. Wong 33 20.25 3 Savannah L. Pearlman 32 19.63 4 Nicholas B. Petrocchi 31 19.02 5 Hillel Buechler 16 9.82 6 Jeremy Fineberg 2 1.23 6 ABSTAIN 2 1.23 8 Hillel 0 0.00 **Final Round will consist of Nipun and Narayan North Quad Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Andrew L. Hogan 92 56.10 2 Richard E. Alterbaum 52 31.71 3 Aneil Tripathy 9 5.49 4 Eli Tarlow 5 3.05 5 ABSTAIN 4 2.44 6 Gabriel Weingrod Nemzow 1 0.61 6 Josh Eisenberg 1 0.61 **Andrew Hogan wins by a mandate Class of 2012 Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Supreetha Gubbala 182 35.40 2 Akash J. Vadalia 147 28.59 3 Joseph S. Sloman 128 24.90 4 ABSTAIN 51 10.00 5 Raechel Banks 1 0.20 5 Ellen Franz 1 0.20 5 Hillel Buechler 1 0.20 5 Parth Krishna 1 0.20 5 Sidak Pannu 1 0.20 5 Narayan Wong 1 0.20 11 Reggie Schulman 0 0.00 **Final Round will contain Supreetha, Akash and Joseph TYP Rank Candidate Votes % 1 Danny Goncalves 5 38.46 2 Terrence Johnson 4 30.77 3 Tyjuan Morrow 3 23.08 4 Ngoc Nguyen 1 7.69 5 Terrance 0 0.00 5 ABSTAIN 0 0.00 **Final Round will consist of write in candidates, Danny Goncalves and Terrence Johnson
They’ll probably release the Village results when the Union officially makes the results public to the student body. The preliminary results are only made available to the candidates in the election (who can then do with them what they will). There must not have been any village candidates with a significant enough number of votes to receive an official notification (i.e. got more than 10% of the vote).
I just would have expected there to be some kind of results for the Village with some “uncoordinated write-ins” since I believe based on the past and the other results, that election would have still taken place, just like there was no one running for Charles River or for TYP originally either in this one.
No one ran for Village Quad Senate, so there’s not going to be any representation for them until the Winter elections (and then only if someone decides to run). It’s a shame that no one stepped up and ran a write-in campaign.
The race that really interests me now is the Class of 2012 Senate race. Section 9c of the official election rules (the section which governs winning multi-seat elections) states “In the event that a primary ballot would be identical to the final round ballot, except for the ability to write in candidates, the primary round shall count as the final round. The candidates with the most votes shall be declared the winners.” The only three candidates on the primary round ballot were Supreetha Gubbala, Akash Vadalia, and Joseph Sloman; thus, unless I’m hugely mistaken, Supreetha and Akash should be declared the winners. I think the commissioners got this one wrong.
What about the Village?
Why, Nathan! You beat Sahar at his own game. Congrats on posting the results so quickly.