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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Hearings may be dropped
Coalitions must agree to scrap minor complaints
By Brett Riggs Kansan staff writer
In an attempt to put the Student Senate election behind them, the three Senate coalitions and the Senate elections commission this week are negotiating on terms that could lead to the disposal of all campaign complaints.
Chris Bailey, elections commission co-chairperson, said that he had contacted the leaders of each coalition and that they all had agreed that dropping the complaints was in the best interest of all parties.
"I would say that we are moving toward an agreement that would not necessitate a hearing," Bailey said. "I am looking for the best way to handle this for everyone involved."
A hearing process would allow those accused in complaints to defend themselves in front of a fiveperson hearing board. The board would decide whether the complaints were violations. If the complaints were found to be violations, the board would hand down penalties.
Bailey said that the agreement was still on hold because it required all coalition members who filed complaints to fill out a form stating that they would officially drop their complaints.
About 190 complaints were filed with the elections commission during the campaign process.
John Shoemaker, student body president-elect, said that he favored handling the complaints without a hearing and that he was in the process of distributing the agreement forms to his coalition members.
"I just think we need to put this
behind us and move on," Shoemaker said.
Ed Austin, who was FOCUS coalition's presidential candidate, said that he thought the complaints were minor enough not to warrant a hearing process.
"The election is over, John won and Jason, Bernard and I lost," Austin said. "It is pointless to go through the violations process."
Jason McIntosh, who was A.C.T.I.O.N.!! coalition's presidential candidate, said that he thought dropping the complaints would be in the best interest of students.
"The election process is over, and it is time to come together on goals." McIntosh said. "I figured it was in the interest of keeping students together.
UNGANISHA presidential and vice presidential candidates, Bernard Cox and Charles Frey, filed no complaints with the elections commission. Therefore, they have not been included in formulating the agreement.
Bailey said that he hoped to complete the agreement by Thursday.
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