This page will be updated with results from the ASUCI general election, referendums and recall, as soon as the results become available.
Results were announced beginning at 7 p.m. outside the ASUCI Student Center office this Tuesday.
Voting took place online last week. This year, 7103 undergraduates voted amounting to 29.52% of all enrolled undergraduates.
The current available results recorded by the ASUCI Election Commission are below. Results that are still pending will become available following their hearing with the Judicial Board.
As of Tuesday, April 19, relevant candidates and referendums were informed of complaints made against them prior to Sunday, April 17. Representatives of the referendum and the positions listed as “pending complaints filed” have until Thursday, April 21 to present an appeal to the ASUCI Judicial Board. Each case will be granted an individual hearing and will be subsequently decided by the Judicial Board. Official results will be withheld until then.
Referendums:
ASUCI Constitution:
Passed with 93.46% Approval (66% needed to pass)
Yes: 4644 votes
No: 325 notes
Abstain: 2134 votes
Food Pantry Referendum:
Passed with 85.80% Approval (60% needed to pass)
Yes: 5341 votes
No: 884 votes
Abstain: 878 votes
My UCI Referendum:
Failed with 54.45% Approval (60% needed to pass)
Yes: 2999 votes
No: 2509 votes
Abstain: 1595 votes
2017 Continuation of the Student Center & Cross-Cultural Center Referendum:
Passed with 70.76 Campus-wide Approval (60% needed to pass)
Yes: 4274
No: 1766
Abstain: 1446
Recall for ASUCI Paul Merage School of Business Legislative Council Representative:
Passed with 84.83% Approval (66% needed to pass)
Yes: 123 votes
No: 22 notes
Abstain: 96 votes
Candidates:
ASUCI President:
Tracy La
3123 votes
External Vice President:
Taylor Chanes
4834 votes
Administrative Affairs Vice President:
Tianna Nand
2699 Votes
Academic Affairs Vice President:
Rafael Carrazco
3144
Student Services Vice President:
Jackson Chirigotis
4801 votes
At-Large Representatives (4):
Biological Sciences Representative:
Jude Noureldine
678 votes
Education Representative:
Kelsey Lee
173 votes
Engineering Representative:
Mohamed Abdelrahman
336 votes
Humanities Representative:
Elsie Castillejos
160 votes
Information and Computer Science Representative:
Ali Shahbaz
223 votes
Physical Sciences Representative:
Donald Trinh
84 votes
Social Ecology:
Michael Bender
227 votes
Social Sciences Representative:
Grecia Orozco
519 votes
Social Sciences Representative:
Selma Hassane
347 votes
