The IU Student Government Election Commission released the preliminary list of the 57 candidates who will be seated in the 2020-21 IUSG Congress. The elections were held last week.
Two coalitions, ReviveIU and ReImagineIU, endorsed a large set of candidates, with ReviveIU endorsing more than 50 candidates and ReImagineIU supporting more than 30.
ReviveIU-endorsed candidates won 23 of the seats, including quite a few of the residential seats. Those 23 seats make up just less than half of the total candidates the coalition endorsed for the election.
ReImagineIU’s candidates had a very strong showing, specifically in seats open for those living off campus. Of its endorsed candidates, 17won their elections, which is more than half of the candidates it endorsed.
Together, the two coalitions picks make up all but 10 of the candidates who were seated in this year’s IUSG Congress.
IUSG announced on social media that voter participation quadrupled for this year's congressional election.
The election commission sent the results to the IUSG Supreme Court and it approved the election on Sunday. The Supreme Court also said there are no outstanding appeals before it or the election commission in the statement.
The new members are as follows:
Central Neighborhood:
- Peyton Eaton
- Kat Griffith
- Margaret Robinson
College of Arts and Sciences:
- Kaitlin Scott
- Nathan Ryder
- Lewis Chube
- Shems Al-Ubaidi
- Alfonso Soto III
- Willow Johnson
- Jiang Qian
Apartment and Family Housing:
- Martin Meyers
Jacobs School of Music:
- Caroline Goodwin
Kelley School of Business:
- Chris Wilson
- Chase Wampler
- Tianshuo Bai
- Steven Rigg
- Madeline McKay
- Jordan Kaseff
Maurer School of Law:
- Victor Peters
Northwest Neighborhood:
- Katie Grant
- Jack Scolaro
Off Campus:
- Isaiah Phillips
- Rebekah Amya
- Silvia Lombardo
- Carling Louden
- Tanner Shapiro
- Yusef Alsikafi
- Sahil Patel
- Celeste Coughlin
- Gloria Masih
- Veronica Rooney
- EJ Wiggins
- Siddarth Das
- Cora Gordon
- Lauren Lapesarde
- Sophie Amick
- Kyle Reynolds
- Kate Laherty
- Noah Moore
- Jerrett Alexander
O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs:
- Brian Hancock
- Barrett Wright
- School of Education:
- Evelyn Eggers
School of Informatics, Science, and Technology:
- Dylan Minichiello
- Austin Cornell
- School of Public Health:
- Dillon Richard
- Olivia Daughtery
- School of Social Work:
- Kirsten Fox
Sorority and Fraternity Housing:
- Ben Greller
- James Core
- Madison Smith
Southeast Neighborhood:
- Jack Milton
- Allyson McBride
University Division:
- John Wagoner
- Michael Schnoll
- Matthew Ahmann
- Kye J Zimmerman
