The IU Student Government Supreme Court certified the 2021-22 congressional election results Thursday evening.
Students cast ballots through IUSG’s “Approval Voting” system, which allowed voters to approve more than one candidate when appropriate, according to a document from Brennan Murphy, IUSG Supreme Court chief justice. Students were limited to voting for candidates in the schools, programs and residential situations they are in, according to the document.
Students also voted on a referendum of an IUSG Constitution amendment. The amendment was ratified with 1,256 students voting in favor, 155 opposed and 367 abstained, according to the document.
The scholastic representatives are:
University Division:
Aaliyah Raji
College of Arts & Sciences:
Kayla Brooks
Jack Milton
Christopher Moore
Elene Henning
Allison Kleinfeld
Michael Morra
Patrick Lee
Jacobs School of Music:
Sarah Perdekamp
Kelley School of Business:
Hannah Bruskin
Cale Goodman
Jason Mbwa-Mboma
Ethan Fine
Shelby Fugate
O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs:
Alida Flores
Aidan Chism
School of Education:
Evelyn Eggers
Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering:
Dylan Minichiello
Jack Tyndall
School of Public Health:
Dorynn Mentor
The University Graduate School:
Evan Carnes
Maurer School of Law:
Bradley Loden
The School of Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Optometry and School of Social Work had no candidates, leaving their seats vacant, according to the document.
The residential representatives are:
Central Neighborhood:
Mary Davids
Khushi Jain
Evan Futa
Northwest Neighborhood:
Harrison Dinius
Aidan Hamilton
Southeast Neighborhood:
Sam Syroney
Madison Harris
Sorority and Fraternity Housing:
Chad Ivester
Maddy Massa
Erica Huffine
Apartment and Family Housing:
Ryan Dalkin
Off-Campus Housing:
Carling Louden
Alexandra Lebel
Kyle Enright
Margaret Robinson
Benjamin May
Alex Bean
Devarshi Bhadouria
Matt Deitch
Valerie Grau
Ryan Avrick
Chasen Ozawa
Matthew Hochfelder
