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AMS Elections 2007

The Results!

Due to a hole in WordPress, this post’s author is misattributed. The follow was written by former Insiders editor Gina Eom.

Student Legal Fund Society:
Sadowski, Elizabeth 674
Escobar 623
Bird (?) 547
Sihota 545
Bendayar 497

Senate:
Jaspreet Khangura 1588
Tariq Ahmed 430
Alfie Lee 1070
Hillson Tse 1059
Peter Pan 996

Board of Governors:
Jeff Friedrich 1386
Darren Peets 849
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Aidha Shaikh 842 (7 vote difference! Recount=???)

VP Finance:
Brittany Tyson 1891
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Peter Rizov 1260

VP Admin:
Sarah Naiman 1436
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(Suvina To 992, Lougheed the Barbarian 567)

VP External:
Matthew Naylor 1017
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Joel Koczawarski 915
Thomas Masterson 695
Chris Brush 670

VP Academic:
Brendon Goodmurphy 1510
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Bruce Kraenhoff 810
Jerry Fan Fan 787

President:
Jeff Friedrich 2653
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Maxwell Maxwell 882

VFM:
1) Underground
2) Thunderbird
3) The Knoll
4) The 432
5) Let them Eat Cake
6) Elections Erections Magazine
7) Elections Insider
8) Duncan Kearney Media Group

I’m drunk so I may have made spelling errors. I love you Antoine.

Lots of really good pictures tomorrow!

voter turnout was so low….

By Neal Yonson

Neal Yonson is a native of Ottawa. He graduated from the University of Toronto with an Hon.B.Sc. in 2006 and will be happy to tell you about how things seemed to work more smoothly there. After traveling across the country for free (protip: strategically arrange grad school visits where they reimburse travel) he came to UBC to start a Ph.D. in chemistry. He was quite happy to avoid student issues until he found out how much it cost to go to the BirdCoop. Since then, he has been involved with a variety of advocacy projects.

37 replies on “The Results!”

Thank you so much for all the background information about the UBC campus that you have provided!
I have learnt much more information about the inner-working of UBC than I would have ever imagined. These three weeks are truly an unforgettable learning experience.

Thank you so much for all the background information about the UBC campus that you have provided!
I have learnt much more information about the inner-working of UBC than I would have ever imagined. These three weeks are truly an unforgettable learning experience.

I second that:
Congrats to all the winners! Have a great year. Don’t you dare disappoint!

Good luck!

I second that:
Congrats to all the winners! Have a great year. Don’t you dare disappoint!

Good luck!

On the recount thing: I understand they counted the Board ballots a few times just to be sure, so it should be pretty robust.

On the recount thing: I understand they counted the Board ballots a few times just to be sure, so it should be pretty robust.

Underground came in 1st place? I can honestly say I did not hear that name once during the entire election season.

Underground came in 1st place? I can honestly say I did not hear that name once during the entire election season.

A little disgusted as I am that EI didn’t win – you did provide the best coverage of the election. Thanks for the hard work these past couple of weeks. Ill do my best not to disapoint.

A little disgusted as I am that EI didn’t win – you did provide the best coverage of the election. Thanks for the hard work these past couple of weeks. Ill do my best not to disapoint.

I know I probably slurred it incessantly last night but your publication was by far the most informative and well thought out. I really apprecaited your coverage. And reallllly if more students were as informed as you are, or even as I’ve become in the last few weeks (through pretty minimal effort actually) they would be better for it. On that note, I’m hung over and need hashbrowns
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I know I probably slurred it incessantly last night but your publication was by far the most informative and well thought out. I really apprecaited your coverage. And reallllly if more students were as informed as you are, or even as I’ve become in the last few weeks (through pretty minimal effort actually) they would be better for it. On that note, I’m hung over and need hashbrowns
-s

I think it’d be naive to hope that a tight circle of friends and acquaintances would outvote the largest faculty on campus. Plus the first person perspective of EI isn’t as entertaining as a satirical look on the whole election.

..Oker

I think it’d be naive to hope that a tight circle of friends and acquaintances would outvote the largest faculty on campus. Plus the first person perspective of EI isn’t as entertaining as a satirical look on the whole election.

..Oker

Oker I couldn’t agree more. Plus the Underground was very well done.

For the record neither Tim nor I ever thought we would place first in this contest, nor was it our goal.

Oker I couldn’t agree more. Plus the Underground was very well done.

For the record neither Tim nor I ever thought we would place first in this contest, nor was it our goal.

Anyone else see an interesting pattern in the voting?

Jaspreet came in first with a ~500 vote margin…

Jeff came in first for Bog with ~500 vote lead

VP finance was ~600 votes

VP Admin was ~500 votes

Odd that so many positions had aproximately a 500 vote difference…

Anyone else see an interesting pattern in the voting?

Jaspreet came in first with a ~500 vote margin…

Jeff came in first for Bog with ~500 vote lead

VP finance was ~600 votes

VP Admin was ~500 votes

Odd that so many positions had aproximately a 500 vote difference…

Incidentally, I think Tariq’s actual vote total differs from what’s up there by “1” (i.e. it’s 1430, not 430).

Incidentally, I think Tariq’s actual vote total differs from what’s up there by “1” (i.e. it’s 1430, not 430).

Pfff! So much for the “new media” revolution. When campus readers want relevant journalism, they will always reach for the printed page–for now, at least.

Pfff! So much for the “new media” revolution. When campus readers want relevant journalism, they will always reach for the printed page–for now, at least.

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