Graphical analysis of ASSU election By The Daily ASSU Elections Team April 11, 2011, 2:40 a.m. Endorsements were crucial in helping candidates get elected. Ben Laufer '12 was the only senator elected without having any endorsements. (ANASTASIA YEE/The Stanford Daily) Voter turnout was the highest on record among undergraduates, driven by a 20 percent turnout increase among the sophomore class. However, graduate students voted in much lower numbers, and some GSC candidates won races with less than five write-in votes. (ANASTASIA YEE/The Stanford Daily) Both the pro-ROTC coalition and the Campaign to Abstain claimed victory on Measure A. "Support" was the most popular response, but votes for "Abstain" and "Oppose" combined outweighed "Support" votes. (ANASTASIA YEE/The Stanford Daily) Print Article