Report – Ballot

2024 Associated Students and Campus Wide Spring General Election

________ Total Undergraduate eligible voters.

Total Voter Turnout: ________% ( ________ Ballots)


 

Constitutional Amendments

No Constitutional Amendments for this year

2024 A.S. Candidates

President

  1. Eddie Gianni Barajas - Independent
  2. Ephraim Shalunov - Independent
  3. Jazmyne Gates - Independent
  4. Nayali Broadway - Independent

Internal Vice President

  1. Açucar Pinto - Independent
  2. Eric Carlson - Independent

External VP, Local Affairs

  1. Owen  Meyers - Independent
  2. Renee Faulk - Independent

External VP, Statewide Affairs

  1. Monica Mekhlouf - Independent

Student Advocate General

  1. Alvin Wang - Independent

Collegiate Senator

Six total positions available (6)

What college are you a part of?

A) College of Letters and Science
B) College of Creative Studies
C) College of Engineering

Collegiate Senators

Vote for a maximum of Four (4) Senators from Letters and Sciences

  1. Alejandra Martinez - Independent
  2. Alexa Butler - Independent
  3. Jacob Min - Independent
  4. Jacob Salvesen - Independent
  5. Leah Khorsandi - Independent
  6. Noura Elkhatib - Independent

Vote for a maximum of One (1) Senator from Engineering

  1. Aryaman Singh - Independent
  2. Cheng  Xi - Independent

Vote for a maximum of One (1) Senator from Creative Studies

  1. Lily Habas - Independent

Off-Campus
Vote here if you pay rent or own your home in Isla Vista, Goleta, Santa Barbara, Tropicana, Fontainebleu, etc..

Twelve positions available (12) – Vote for a maximum of Twelve (12) Senators

Off-Campus Senators

  1. Caroline Lankarani - Independent
  2. Corelle  Gabay - Independent
  3. Dalia Gerson - Independent
  4. Daniyal “Dan” Siddiqui - Independent
  5. Dominic Wang - Independent
  6. Eemaan  Wahidullah - Independent
  7. Enri Lala - Independent
  8. Jacob Rosen - Independent
  9. Jasmine Amin - Independent
  10. Julia Warsing - Independent
  11. Justin Shirazian - Independent
  12. Leiya Kadah - Independent
  13. Levi Corlew - Independent
  14. Lloyd Yoo - Independent
  15. Mohammed Rehman - Independent
  16. Paolo Brinderson - Independent
  17. Taylor Iden - Independent
  18. Yasmine  Suuck - Independent

On-Campus

Vote here if you live in any of the on-campus UCSB Residence Halls: Anacapa, San Miguel, San Nicolas, San Rafael, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Manzanita Village, Santa Catalina (formerly Francisco Torres).

Five positions available (5) – Vote for a maximum of FIVE (5) Senators

On-Campus Senators

  1. Alexander Arambula - Independent
  2. Joshaua Medeiros - Independent

University Owned Off-Campus Housing

Vote here if you live in any of the following: Family Student Housing, Santa Ynez Apts, El Dorado Apts., Westgate Apts., San Clemente, or West Campus Housing.

One position available (1) – Vote for one (1) Senator

University Owned Off-Campus Senators

  1. Alexis Telford - Independent
  2. Mariana Rosillo - Independent

Transfer Senator

One position available (1) – Vote for one (1) Senator

Transfer Senator

  1. Elad  Farahmandfar - Independent
  2. Isabella McClintock - Independent
  3. Ivan Hernandez - Independent

International Senator

Two positions available (2) – Vote for a maximum of TWO (2) Senators

International Senator

  1. Ella Yu - Independent
  2. Ethan More - Independent
  3. MingJun Zha - Independent
  4. Sandhya “Sandy” Ganesh - Independent

2024 A.S. Reaffirmations

These are the reaffirmations of existing constitutional lock-ins. Voting “YES” will not increase your A.S. fees.

  1. Composting Program/Department of Public Worms

    Do you support the continued funding of $2.69 per ASUCSB membership for fall,
    winter, spring, and summer quarters to support the AS Department of Public Worms (of
    the $2.69 collected, $0.67 is for return-to-aid, $0.13 is for a 7% administrative
    assessment, $0.02 is for the 1% AS recharge fee, and $1.87 will go to the AS
    Department of Public Worms)? If reaffirmed, the fee would be subject to reaffirmation
    every two years as mandated by the A.S. Constitution.


  2. Finance Board/Student Organization Program Funding (Finance and Business Committee)

    Do you support the continued funding of $10.08 per ASUCSB membership for fall,
    winter, spring, and summer quarters to support the Finance Board/Student
    Organization Program Funding Lock-In (of the $10.08 collected, $2.52 is for
    return-to-aid, $0.49 is for a 7% administrative assessment collected on all non-capital
    expenditures, $0.07 is for the AS recharge fee, and $7.00 will go to the Finance
    Board/Student Organization Program Funding Lock-In)? If reaffirmed, the fee would be
    subject to reaffirmation every two years as mandated by the A.S. Constitution.


  3. IV Arts

    Do you support the continued funding of the mandatory fee of $2.00 per ASUCSB
    membership for fall, winter, and spring quarter, and $0.67 for summer to support IV
    Arts (of the $2.00 collected $0.50 is for return-to-aid, $0.02 is for administrative
    assessment, $0.04 is for the AS recharge fee, and $1.44 will go to IV Arts); in the
    summer of the $0.67 collected, $0.17 is for return-to-aid, $0.01 is for administrative
    assessment, $0.01 is for the AS recharge fee, and $0.48 will go to IV Arts)? If
    reaffirmed, the fee would be subject to reaffirmation every two years as mandated by the
    A.S. Constitution.


  4. Program Board

    Do you support the continued funding of $24.06 per ASUCSB membership collected
    for fall, winter, spring, and summer quarters to support Program Board (of the $24.06
    collected, $4.30 is for return-to-aid, $0.44 is for administrative assessment, $0.05
    is for the AS recharge fee, and $19.27 goes to Program Board)? If reaffirmed, the fee
    would be subject to reaffirmation every two years as mandated by the A.S. Constitution.


  5. Trans and Queer Commission

    Do you support the continued funding of $2.12 per ASUCSB membership for fall,
    winter, spring, and summer quarters to support Trans & Queer Commission students at
    UCSB (of the $2.12 collected, $0.53 is for return-to-aid, $0.10 is for administrative
    assessment, $0.01 is for the 1% AS recharge fee, and $1.48 will go to TQComm)? If
    reaffirmed, the fee would be subject to reaffirmation every two years as mandated by the
    A.S. Constitution.


  6. UCSB United States Students Association (USSA)

    Do you support the continued funding of of $3.61 per ASUCSB membership for fall,
    winter, and spring quarters ($1.00 in Summer) membership for USSA (of the $3.61
    collected, $1.08 is for return-to-aid, $0.18 is for administrative assessment, $0.03 is for
    the 1% AS recharge fee, and $2.50 will go to Associated Students)? Of the $1.00 per
    undergraduate student collected in summer, $0.25 is for return-to-aid, $0.05 is for
    administrative assessment, $0.01 is for the 1% AS recharge fee, and $0.69 will go to
    Associated Students)? If passed, the fee would be subject to reaffirmation every two
    years as mandated by the A.S. Constitution.


2024 A.S. Fee Initiatives

  1. Commission on Disability Equity

    The Commission on Disability Equity (CODE) advocates for disabled students and
    educates the campus community on the importance of institutional support for the
    diverse access needs of all people. It also promotes social, educational, and academic
    programs for the disabled student community. This new fee would assist in the creation
    and maintenance of the Disability Cultural Center in the UCen, one of the first of its
    kind across the UC system.

    Do you approve of a mandatory fee of $0.99 per ASUCSB membership for fall, winter
    and spring quarters (of the $0.99 collected, $0.01 is for the 1% A.S. recharge fee, $0.25
    is for a 25% return to aid, $0.05 is for a 7% administrative assessment collected on all
    non-capital expenditures, and $0.68 will go to the Commission on Disability Equity)
    and a mandatory fee of $0.33 per undergraduate for summer quarter (of the $0.33
    collected, $0.01 is for the 1% A.S. recharge fee, $0.08 is for a 25% return to aid, $0.02 is
    for a 7% administrative assessment collected on all non-capital expenditures, and $0.22
    will go to the Commission on Disability Equity)? If passed, the fee would begin Fall
    2024 and would be subject to reaffirmation every two years thereafter as mandated by
    the A.S. Constitution.


  2. Global Gaucho Commission

    The Global Gaucho Commission (GGC) promotes the welfare of international and
    domestic students by supporting and creating campus initiatives that celebrate
    international students’ cultures, making UCSB more inclusive to international students,
    and enhancing the educational experience of all students by enabling them to interact
    with and learn from people and cultures from around the world.
    Do you approve of a mandatory fee of $0.99 per ASUCSB membership for fall, winter
    and spring quarters (of the $0.99 collected, $0.01 is for the 1% A.S. recharge fee, $0.25
    is for a 25% return to aid, $0.05 is for a 7% administrative assessment collected on all
    non-capital expenditures, and $0.68 will go to the Global Gaucho Commission) and a
    mandatory fee of $0.33 per undergraduate for summer quarter (of the $0.33 collected,
    $0.01 is for the 1% A.S. recharge fee, $0.08 is for a 25% return to aid, $0.02 is for a 7%
    administrative assessment collected on all non-capital expenditures, and $0.22 will go
    to the Global Gaucho Commission)? If passed, the fee would begin Fall 2024 and would
    be subject to reaffirmation every two years thereafter as mandated by the A.S.
    Constitution.


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