A.S. Elections Complaints Form | Associated Students Elections

Examples of Possible Infractions

Illegal signposting
Improper leafleting, including libelous or fraudulent information on literature or signs
Unsolicited use of an electronic medium, including cold calling, email spamming, or use of AS resources to campaign, e.g. AS email account, Slack channel, or list-serv
Campaigning timeline and habit infractions
Social media policy infractions
Independent and party rule infractions
Budget, fundraising, and party fee infractions
Student conduct policy violations, including violations of local, state, or federal law and/or university policy
All other infractions, at the discretion of the board

Candidates

1st infraction: Warning
2nd infraction: Warning
3rd infraction: Disqualification

Parties

1st infraction: Warning
2nd infraction: Warning
3rd infraction: Warning
4th infraction: Warning
5th infraction: Disqualification

Certain major infractions, including but not limited to: violations of local, state, or federal law, or violations of University of California policy may lead to immediate disqualification – please see Elections Code for details

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