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...hasn't been that big of a problem," Chen said. "[The number of people affected by the mix-up is] not significant, given a turnout of what we're expecting to be a little over...
Despite predictions of low voter turnout due to the subdued nature of this campaign and the relative obscurity of most of the candidates before it began, more students voted in this popular election than in either of the previous two, Turnout numbered 3,084 students, just shy of the 3,166 students who voted in last week's Harvard Dining Services' campus-wide referendum on serving grapes in the dining halls...
...five-week campaign featured a flood of posters, fervent debates and a higher voter turnout than last year's election for Undergraduate Council president...
...election is whether the council will continue to devote any of its efforts to so-called "political" issues. Our answer is a resounding "yes." It is a myth that none of the student body cares about these issues. Last Wednesday, in a campus-wide ballot with a much higher turnout than any recent council vote, 46.5 percent of those voting made a stand on an expressly political issue--grapes...
...campus by improving its Web site and by resuscitating, writing and editing the council's quarterly newsletter to keep students posted about council events and issues. As last year's Election Commission coordinator, Hulse supervised from start to finish the council's largest candidate pool and largest voter turnout in recent memory. He has been more dedicated than any other candidate to reforming the council, co-sponsoring both the recent moderator bill and a bill for presidential recall. Hulse is also the only candidate who has run council meetings himself...