The Daily News Staff will be updating this post live as election results are announced. The ASSU Elections Commission has scheduled the announcement for 5:00 PM at The CoHo. The “Results Party” is open to all students.

For the full ASSU Election Commissioner’s report, visit their website.

Executive Results:

Zimbroff-Wagstaff won with 2,998 votes (87%). MacGregor-Dennis & Druthi came in second place with 466 votes and Open Source Candidates finished with 289 votes.

Senate Results:

Garima Sharma – 1,199

Nancy Pham – 1,149

Lauren Miller – 1,126

Brandon Hightower – 1,106

Branden Crouch – 1,075

Ismael Menjivar – 1,023

Shahab Fadavi – 1,023

Jack Weller – 997

Daniela Olivos – 996

Kimberly Bacon – 982

Christos Haveles – 979

Janhavi Vartak – 978

Ashley Harris – 953

Viraj Bindra – 785

Anna Brezhneva – 751

Students of Color Coalition (SOCC) saw all 12 of their candidates win.

“I’m excited,” said Rafael Vasquez ’13, chair of the 13th Undergraduate Senate and a member of SOCC. “These guys are great team players, and I’m excited for them to be a part of the Undergraduate Senate, and for them to make amazing changes for the school.”

Special Fees: 

All groups received Special Fees EXCEPT The Stanford Chapparal and The Leland Quarterly. They will likely receive funding from the ASSU Publications Board.

Class Presidents:

Sophomore – The Incredibles

Junior – Foster the Juniors

Senior – Senior Experience

Voter Turnout

Adler began his his presentation by saying the election turnout was the lowest its been in at least five years.