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...later e-mails on Nov. 16, Seiler informed Holoshitz that it had been decided at an EC meeting earlier that day that all Commissioners would receive access to the voting software, and that he was at the time the only one who could access the voting software. But commissioners did not receive access to the software until Thursday after the election...
...Tuesday, Nov. 10, former Student Affairs Committee Chair Tamar Holoshitz ’10 had an Internet chat with former UC Vice President Randall S. Sarafa ’09, in which he told Holoshitz that VP candidate Hysen, the technical director for the UC, had the passwords to access the voting software...
...same Sunday, Seiler wrote to both Hysen and current UC President Andrea R. Flores ’10 informing them that their access to the ucvote.web service had been revoked...
According to EC member Phillip Morris ’12, Seiler brought up at the EC meeting the following day—Monday—the possibility of a technological loophole that could allow outside parties to access the voting software...
There are two ways that a user could theoretically access the voting results, Seiler said in an interview with The Crimson last week. One requires the user to go through the administrative interface on the UC Web site, an access method that Seiler claimed remained only to him after Hysen and Flores’ access were removed...