University Daily Kansan / Thursday, April 9, 1987
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Turnout low for Senate elections
y a Kansan reporter
The decision to have Student Senate elections in the spring instead of the fall allowed voting to take place outdoors in beautiful spring weather. But it didn't increase the voter turnout much in the first day of polling.
One thousand eight hundred thirty students turned out to vote yesterday, said Tom Moore. Senate election committee co-chairman. In the fall elections, at least 1,500 students voted on the first day.
"They had everything there work
Voting began at 8 a.m. and lasted until 7:15 p.m. Today, voting will begin at 8 a.m. and end at 5 p.m.
Jason Krakow, Bottom Line presidential candidate, said he was disappointed by the turnout.
ing to their advantage if they wanted to vote." Moore said.
poem:
"Possibly people don't want to do anything other than be out in the sun.
Voting is not a priority for them," he said.
Voting took place smoothly yesterday at polling centers outside Watson Library, Wescoe Hall, Summerfield Hall and the Kansas and Burge Unions, Moore said.
The largest turnout was at Wescow, where about 575 people voted.
sad.
Among those who voted, some were confused by the computer-processed ballots. Also, many students forgot to take their KUIDs back after they voted.
Several presidential and vice presidal candidates stood outside Wescoe all day, urging students to vote.
Chris Arth, Olathe senior and a Wescoe poll worker, said students who had left their IDs behind would be called.
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