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...Last year’s UC presidential election required four rounds of eliminating candidates and redistributing votes??the maximum possible with the number of tickets there were—before Ryan A. Petersen ’08 and Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 were elected...
Edward “Eddie” J. Sullivan Jr., the newest scion of the city’s 70-year-old political dynasty and a candidate for city council, knows this well. When asked where he will win his votes??a question most council candidates duck out of fear of alienating a constituency—Sullivan answers with a grin: “From the people who have been here a long time...
...poll, after a policy adjustment allowed them, despite their under-division status, to appear on the ballot. A record crowd turned out in Boone, N.C., this past Saturday to watch the de facto No. 33 Mountaineers (they’re eighth among teams “also receiving votes??) dismantle Lenior-Rhyne...
Brian S. Gillis ’07-’08 says he doesn’t think he’ll win the Undergraduate Council (UC) election. In fact, he’s not after votes??foremost, he wants his voice to be heard...
...Lauren P.S. Epstein ’07. “Igantieff had ardent supporters, but at the same time, he had people who would never under any circumstances support him.” In the final vote, Ignatieff garnered just 45.3 percent of the 4,605 delegates’ votes??even though he held a lead over the other eight candidates in the first ballot results. “My education, my politics, my basic view of the world is Canadian,” Ignatieff told The Crimson last year. “I’ve been...