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Election and Referendum Results

EVT
edited March 2009 in General
Hey everyone, this is Earl the current Member Services Officer of the SFSS.

Here are the results, announced today around midnight.

President
Natalie Bocking 1028
Ada Nadison 1501

Treasurer
Susie Hill 790
Harjit Sandhu 658
Joseph Zelezny 980

IRO
Andrew Fergusson 1219
Robert Lutener 1179

MSO
Mona Law 1233
Andy Shen 590
Nigel Tunnacliffe 603

ERO
Jordan Kohn 842
Alysia MacGrotty 954
Michelle Liu 553

URO
Ryan Daw 943
Shara Lee 1048
Richard Vickery 355

AT - LARGE
Jonathan Brockman 1043
Winnie Chung 1354
Sunny Kohlon 460
Loretta Laurin 906
Nathan Nastili 391

ARTS
Anton Bezglasnny 484
Yannick Cuddence 326
Ryan Currie (Withdrew) 325

Science
Chantelle Chand 360
Juan Tolentino 203

Applied Sciences
Graham Hiscocks 217
Moe Kopahi 207
Joshua Weissbock 97

Business
Wisam Abdulla 121
Karan Cheema 139
Yuanzhi Victor 20
Jyoti Rai 129
William Shen 62
Kevin Zhang 121

Education
Neelu Cheema 25
Sara Olson 38

REFERENDUM QUESTIONS
(fulll text here: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=116206730&ref=name#/topic.php?uid=54261913074&topic=7006 )

QUESTION 1: YES 1354 NO 1328

QUESTION 2: YES 1774 NO 986

By-Law change 1: YES 1956 NO 576 (77%)

By-Law change 2: YES 1924 NO 640 (75%)

By-Law change 3: YES 1774 NO 555 (76%)

By-Law change 4: YES 1934 NO 392 (79%)

http://elections.sfss.ca/index.htm
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=116206730&v=feed&story_fbid=75441771412#/note.php?note_id=78127515927&ref=mf

Cheers!

Earl Von Tapia
Member Services Officer
Simon Fraser Student Society

Comments

  • lazyGUY
    edited March 2009
    you're like an IVT knockoff
  • online predatoronline predator
    edited March 2009
    damm that mona
  • Student0667
    edited March 2009
    Hi Earl,

    Welcome to TalkSFU. Thanks for posting the results, even thought the results were already posted in two different threads.

    http://www.talksfu.ca/showthread.php?p=51173#post51173
    http://www.talksfu.ca/showthread.php?p=51269#post51269

    By the way, thanks for your hard work and service in the SFSS Board of Directors.

    Sincerely,

    Student0667
  • schmoey
    edited March 2009
    Yay, it's Earl! CAC wootwoot.
  • Morro
    edited March 2009
    Hey there Earl Von. :)
  • Agentbob
    edited March 2009
    Student0667;51273 said:
    Hi Earl,

    Welcome to TalkSFU. Thanks for posting the results, even thought the results were already posted in two different threads.

    http://www.talksfu.ca/showthread.php?p=51173#post51173
    http://www.talksfu.ca/showthread.php?p=51269#post51269

    By the way, thanks for your hard work and service in the SFSS Board of Director.

    Sincerely,

    Student0667
    How come you sign your post now?

    Anywho, although Nigel didn't win, the number of votes he's gotten from the lack of posters is really impressive. I didn't even hear about him until he came onto this forum. Kudos.
  • buflibufli
    edited March 2009
    ^ ya nigel was @ pub today lol
  • EVT
    edited March 2009
    Student0667;51273 said:
    Hi Earl,

    Welcome to TalkSFU. Thanks for posting the results, even thought the results were already posted in two different threads.

    http://www.talksfu.ca/showthread.php?p=51173#post51173
    http://www.talksfu.ca/showthread.php?p=51269#post51269

    By the way, thanks for your hard work and service in the SFSS Board of Directors.

    Sincerely,

    Student0667

    :p My bad, I'm still kind of in a tizzy because of the results.

    I was pointed towards TalkSFU because I was told of a certain thread bashing a one Andy Shen, who was looking to be my successor.

    Honestly I have to tell you all I have not laughed that hard in a LONG time, although some of the bashing may have been a bit excessive.

    Regardless, I wish that I had been brought here earlier during my time at SFU (this is my last semester, and I am eagerly looking forward to severing all of my SFU-related ties, at least for a little while, just to see what it's like :D).

    I'll tell the incoming MSO (that would be Mona) to keep an eye on this place. ;)
  • lazyGUY
    edited March 2009
    why didnt you go for mso again?
  • Student0667
    edited March 2009
    EVT;51278 said:
    :p My bad, I'm still kind of in a tizzy because of the results.
    Don't worry about the double posting, I was actually debating about rather to start a new thread or not.
    I was pointed towards TalkSFU because I was told of a certain thread bashing a one Andy Shen, who was looking to be my successor.
    Regarding the Andy Shen being your sucessor thing...

    Hahahhahaahhahhahahahhahahah.
    Honestly I have to tell you all I have not laughed that hard in a LONG time, although some of the bashing may have been a bit excessive.
    Well, at it turns out, that "Andy Shen" turns out to be a troll inpersonating the real Andy Shen.
    I'll tell the incoming MSO (that would be Mona) to keep an eye on this place. ;)
    Thanks, we definitely need more girls on this forum. Just don't tell Natalie Bocking about this place. We don't need another BabyE on this forum.
    lazyGUY;51279 said:
    why didnt you go for mso again?
    Regardless, I wish that I had been brought here earlier during my time at SFU (this is my last semester, and I am eagerly looking forward to severing all of my SFU-related ties, at least for a little while, just to see what it's like :D).
    Erm, he is graduating...
  • lazyGUY
    edited March 2009
    ya i posted that at the same time, i shouldnt have taken the apple ram out of my laptop, a lot slower now
  • Magnificent_BastardMagnificent_Bastard
    edited March 2009
    Did I win anything?
  • EVT
    edited March 2009
    Student0667;51281 said:
    Erm, he is graduating...
    Among other things, yes.

    Also, I realised that this student politics stuff isn't for me, although it's a damn fine job and a great experience in terms of the real-world practical stuff you learn, in addition to the intangibles such as meeting and working with others in a unique setting. I wholeheartedly encourage anyone who may be on the fence about running for a spot in the SFSS to just take the plunge.

    Actually, I had quite a few people inquiring if (I would say even suggesting that) I should run for president, but I was quick to say no. After doing all the things I did at SFU (peak, rez, orientation, SFSS, and CAC!) I felt it was time to move on and let others try stuff out.
  • lazyGUY
    edited March 2009
    i should join a club.. CAC? im not asian though :(
    u guys hog everything :(
  • EVT
    edited March 2009
    Haha you don't need to be asian to join CAC.

    For example, Graham Hiscocks is a member of CAC, it even says so on his posters!
  • votenigel
    edited March 2009
    Hey Everyone, I appreciate this board supporting me in my bid for office. Unfortunately Mona Law annihilated me... Which is fine. I had a lot of fun, and met lots of new people. Now I just have to figure out how to change my user name back to plain ol' Nigel.
  • Student0667
    edited March 2009
    Magnificent_Bastard;51283 said:
    Did I win anything?
    You, as well as all of us, won the satisfaction of knowing that we once again handed Andy yet another humiliating defeat. So, how many elections have Andy lost?
    lazyGUY;51285 said:
    i should join a club.. CAC? im not asian though :(
    u guys hog everything :(
    Technically speaking, India (LazyGuy, you are brown right?) is a part of Asia. So you, technically, are Asian...
  • lazyGUY
    edited March 2009
    I still want that beer Nigel, guiness is preferred
    are you gunna run again next year?
  • Kevin M.Kevin M.
    edited March 2009
    The 2009 SFSS General Election - Preliminary results


    President

    Natalie Bocking 1028

    Ada Nadison 1501


    Treasurer

    Susie Hill 790

    Harjit Sandhu 658

    Joseph Zelezny 980


    IRO

    Andrew Fergusson 1219

    Robert Lutener 1179


    MSO

    Mona Law 1233

    Andy Shen 590

    Nigel Tunnacliffe 603

    ERO

    Jordan Kohn 842

    Alysia MacGrotty 954

    Michelle Liu 553


    URO

    Ryan Daw 943

    Shara Lee 1048

    Richard Vickery 355


    AT - LARGE

    Jonathan Brockman 1043

    Winnie Chung 1354

    Sunny Kohlon 460

    Loretta Laurin 906

    Nathan Nastili 391


    ARTS

    Anton Bezglasnny 484

    Yannick Cuddence 326

    Ryan Currie (Withdrew) 325


    Science

    Chantelle Chand 360

    Juan Tolentino 203


    Applied Sciences

    Graham Hiscocks 217

    Moe Kopahi 207

    Joshua Weissbock 97


    Business

    Wisam Abdulla 121

    Karan Cheema 139

    Yuanzhi Victor 20

    Jyoti Rai 129

    William Shen 62

    Kevin Zhang 121


    Education

    Neelu Cheema 25

    Sara Olson 38


    REFERENDUM QUESTIONS

    QUESTION 1: YES 1354 NO 1328

    QUESTION 2: YES 1774 NO 986

    By-Law change 1: YES 1956 NO 576

    By-Law change 2: YES 1924 NO 640

    By-Law change 3: YES 1774 NO 555

    By-Law change 4: YES 1934 NO 392

    Thanks you for voting in this election. Any questions or comments can be emailed to [email]sfss-iec@sfu.ca[/email].

    Stay tuned for the official results.
  • Nikolai
    edited March 2009
    There are some results I'm not fond of, but the only one that really surprises me is Andrew Fergusson beating Robert Lutener. In hindsight, I suspect most people were basing their decision on the quality of posters.
  • randomuser
    edited March 2009
    Robert Lutener seemed kinda snooty, even over-qualified which makes you wonder what hes doing in student politics with all his businesses
  • Guest1
    edited March 2009
    From Facebook:

    Andy Shen
    is "retiring" from student politics.

    Y. E. S.

    Although specifying "student" alludes that he will continue with other types of politics =T
  • Student0667
    edited March 2009
    ^I just checked his FB profile and I would just like to say: Mission Accomplished!!!

    I am happy that that he has given up Student Politic altogether, especially after losing consecutive elections. However, I am rather facinated by his remark that "I prefer ubc politics better and their structure is very organized unlike the sfss." Anyone of you ever heard of the Aesop fable call Fox and the Grapes?

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