Word: haddock
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...think on Sunday we had 40 to 50 votes. Haddock-Riley had 500,” said Grimeland in a speech to his campaign staff following the announcement of the results. Grimeland went on to congratulate his supporters for building a strong voter base and for going door-to-door to convince additional voters to support his campaign...
...campaign was poised for a strong showing this week when The Crimson released its endorsement of the pair on Sunday, and Council President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 issued a statement on his stance on social programming, which criticized ideas that seemed similar to those in the Haddock-Riley platform. And although Glazer said yesterday that the e-mail was not meant as a direct endorsement of Voith, it nonetheless gave the campaign a significant boost...
...drew widespread criticism after an e-mail revealed that a campaign staffer had suggested to Magnus Grimeland ’07 and running-mate Thomas D. Hadfield ’08, that they drop out of the race and “join forces” against John S. Haddock...
...disappointed—of course I’m disappointed,” said Voith, thanking and embracing campaign staffers. But after a pregnant pause he said, “I have a lot of respect for John Haddock...
...service, and said they were relieved that no students had actually purchased votes.“I think personally that selling votes is compromising the whole election. It is a compromization of democracy,” said presidential candidate Magnus Grimeland ’07.Competing presidential candidate John S. Haddock ’07 agreed that the exchange of vote in the market could have jeopardized people’s faith in the outcome of the election.“The vote buying scheme was really disturbing and threw all of our trust in the election into question...