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SENATE SEATS (SEATS AVAILABLE)
Percentage No. votes
RCHITECTURE (2)
Reitt Lawrence (KU) 32% 76
Bandyce Gocha (KU) 30% 71
Ant Huang (DF) 21% 49
Laura LaFoe (DF) 16% 39
Write-In candidates 2% 4
PHARMACY (2)
LeAnn Naab ** 35% 19
Steve Stoecker ** 35% 19
Write-In candidates 30% 16
Write-In candidates 6% 21
GRADUATE SCHOOL (10) *
Carleen Roberts (DK) 30% 205
Robert Quach (DF) 29% 197
Kyle Anthony (KU) 21% 143
Kyle In合唱 (DK) 20% 137
Write-In candidates 20% 137
Lance Mall (UK) 5% 829
Nolan Jones (UK) 5% 829
Marc Langton (UK) 5% 823
Ray Wittlinger (UK) 4% 817
Adam Krause (UK) 4% 810
Richard Zayas (UK) 4% 783
Gina M. Gay (DF) 3% 492
Bridley Maidhof (DF) 3% 482
Alisha Gibbs (DF) 3% 473
Allie Milhon (DF) 2% 442
Wake Mitchell (DF) 2% 440
Krystol Griffin (DF) 2% 439
Paul Kim (DF) 2% 428
Catherine Butel (DF) 2% 424
Opey DeVault (DF) 2% 405
Edmond Stansberry (DF) 2% 398
Katie Hill (SV) 2% 318
AJ Pollack (SV) 2% 291
Jack Connor (SV) 1% 252
Daniel Colbert (SV) 1% 243
Jeff Deters (SV) 1% 236
Brandon W. Bohn (SV) 1% 229
JR/SR CLAS (14 seats)
Kevin McKenzie (DF) 4% 535
Ethan Nuss (DF) 4% 527
Bridget Franklin (DF) 4% 525
Nathan Ladd (DK) 4% 518
Keyyarah Jahianan (DF) 4% 513
Ryan Good (DF) 4% 508
Cole Smart (DF) 4% 508
John Connor (DF) 4% 501
Lauren Pierson (KIU) 4% 500
Jordan List (DF) 4% 498
Mark Wine (DF) 4% 489
Christie Moses (DF) 4% 487
Mark Anderson (DK) 4% 484
Emily Mueller (KIU) 4% 481
Arthur Jones (KIU) 4% 479
Chris Cardinal (KIU) 4% 468
Michael Legg (DK) 4% 460
Angela Raab-Carlon (KIU) 4% 458
Andrew Payne (KIU) 3% 451
Dena Neuenschwander (KIU)3% 451
Ryan Doherty (KIU) 3% 451
Steve Barbaro (KIU) 3% 442
Maria Salcedo (KIU) 3% 442
Josh Bender (KIU) 3% 441
Adam Sheridan (KIU) 3% 437
Christopher Janish (KIU) 3% 434
Kyle Stearns (IN) 2% 275
**Do not have coalition affiliation.
BUSINESS (2)
Scott Ferguson (KSU) 49% 164
Mike Wellems (KSU) 44% 147
Write-In candidates 6% 21
EDUCATION (2)
Katy McMillen (KSU) 34% 66
Nicole Hall (KSU) 25% 49
Nick Lawrence (DSF) 23% 17
Alex Smith (DSF) 17% 33
Write-In candidates 1% 2
ENGINEERING (3)
Jason Boots (KSU) 24% 206
Stephanie Hoemman (KSU) 20% 174
Mehrdad Hosni (KSU) 18% 153
Tyler Watts (DSF) 13% 114
Steven Choi (DSF) 13% 111
Justin Virojanavat (DSF) 9% 82
Write-In candidates 3% 28
FINE ARTS (2)
Rachel Kurz (KSU) 35% 126
William Osbourn (DF) 32% 115
Alex Treaster (KSU) 30% 109
Write-In candidates 3% 11
JOURNALISM (2)
Shane Kucera (KSU) 48% 170
Molly Koujour (KSU) 45% 160
LEA Schulz (KSU) 46% 96
Branden Smith (KSU) 41% 87
Write-In candidates 13% 27
Write-In candidates 2% 247
PHARMACY (2)
LeAnn Naab ** 35% 19
Steve Stoecker ** 35% 19
Write-In candidates 30% 16
Write-In candidates 20% 137
Selena Self (KSU) 5% 857
Carleen Roberts (DK) 30% 205
Robert Quach (DF) 29% 197
Kyle Anthony (KSU) 21% 143
Kyle In合唱 (DK) 20% 137
Lance Mall (UK) 5% 829
Nolan Jones (UK) 5% 829
Marc Langton (UK) 5% 823
Ray Wittlinger (UK) 4% 817
Adam Krause (UK) 4% 810
Richard Zayas (UK) 4% 783
Gina M. Gay (DF) 3% 492
Bridey Maidhof (DF) 3% 482
Alisha Gibbs (DF) 3% 473
Allie Milhon (DF) 2% 442
Wake Mitchell (DF) 2% 440
Krystol Griffin (DF) 2% 439
Paul Kim (DF) 2% 428
Catherine Butel (DF) 2% 424
Opey DeVault (DF) 2% 405
Edmund Stansberry (DF) 2% 398
Katie Hill (SV) 2% 318
AJ Pollack (SV) 2% 291
Jack Connor (SV) 1% 252
Daniel Colbert (SV) 1% 243
Jeff Deters (SV) 1% 236
Brandon W. Bohn (SV) 1% 229
KUnited
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Before the results were announced, one of the variables that KUnited was worried about was the third coalition Student Voice, which was running for
the first time.
Student Voice spent much of its campaign saying negative things about KUnited, Sterner said.
"I feel like if Student Voice would have spent as much time serving students as they did negative campaigning it might have turned out better for them," Sterner said.
Sterner and Jones will be sworn in April 27 at a joint senate meeting.
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"We had the right message this year, but we need the structure to back it up," Chanay said.
During the next year, the coalition will work to become more organized and recruit more members.
"We had about 10 people operating with a budget of about $150," Pollack said. "So we did pretty good for that."
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Voice
Chanay said the coalition expected to run a full slate of candidates in the next election.
Chanay said students had already contacted him about working with the coalition next year.
Student Voice would also focus on having a better presence among voters. Chanay said the coalition would need to spend more time encouraging
people to vote if it wanted to compete with KUnited and Delta Force.
Despite the loss, Connor said the coalition had fun. He compared the coalition's campaign to an off year for a sports team.
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"If we were a basketball team, this would be a rebuilding year," Connor said.
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The other referendum that passed was a $1.50 increase for Legal Services for Students. The organization will use the increase to make its attorney full-time. Previously she was only working three-quarters time. It will also hire a new attorney to specialize in litigation.
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Dunlap said students had been asking for high-profile talent such as comedian Jon Stewart and musical acts such as Wilco, and now SUA would be able to provide popular entertainers with increased talent fees.
- A 24-year-old KU student reported to Lawrence police his student parking permit stolen between 5 p.m. April 7 and 9 p.m. April 8 from the 1700 block of Ohio Street. The permit is valued at $40.
Faulconer said the organization usually handled cases related to landlord-tenant issues and alcohol related incidents.
Ryan Faulconer, Colorado Springs, Colo., senior and a member of the LSS advisory board, said that he was a little nervous going into the elections, but had received a good response from the students he talked to.
ON THE RECORD
- A 47-year-old KU Medical Center employee reported to Lawrence police damage to her driver's side window between 11 a.m. April 10 and 12 p.m. April 12 in the 700 block of Illinois Street. The damage is estimated at $300.
- The KU Public Safety Office arrested a 20-year-old Prairie Village resident for disorderly conduct and criminal damage at 1:54 a.m. on April 14 in the 500 block of W. 14th Street.
ON CAMPUS
- A 21-year-old KU student reported his wallet and $20 cash missing to the KU Public Safety Office between 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on April 12 somewhere on campus. The wallet and items in it are valued at $59.
Slam poet Helena D. Lewis will perform for free at 7 tonight at the Hawks Nest in the Kansas Union. Call 864-SHOW for more information.
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- Student Union Activities will sponsor Tunes at Noon, featuring a different local band each week, from 12-1 p.m. today on the plaza in front of the Kansas Union. Call 864-SHOW for more information.
- Student Union Activities will sponsor a screening of the film "The Life Aquatic" at 7 and 9:30 tonight at Woodruff Auditorium in the Kansas Union. Tickets are $2 or free with SUA Movie Card. Call 864-SHOW for more information.
- University Theatre will present two one-act plays directed and designed by undergraduate students at 7:30 tonight and tomorrow night at Inge Memorial Theatre in Murphy Hall. Call 864-3982 for more information.
- International Programs will sponsor Festival of Nations, featuring songs, dances and other performances by KU's international students, from 7-10 tonight in the Kansas Union ballroom. Call 864-6161 for more information.
The Spencer Museum of Art will sponsor a screening of the film "Juliet of the Spirits" as part of its Surrealist Film Series at 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Spencer Museum of Art auditorium. Call 864-4710.