Voter turnout

	2008	2009	2010	% change from 2009
All populations	6,026	5,624	5,804	+3.2%

Undergraduate	3,351	3,841	3,872	+0.8%
Freshman	1,033	1182	1292	+9.3%
Sophomore	889	1020	960	-5.9%
Junior	759	934	842	-9.9%
Senior and above	670	705	778	+10%

Graduate	2,675	1,783	2,053	*
Business	205	128	44	-65%
Earth Sciences	97	105	127	+21%
Education	140	45	54	+20%
Engineering	1,073	679	889	+31%
H&S Humanities	206	92	71	-22%
H&S Nat Sci	305	210	249	+19%
H&S Soc Sci	184	138	101	-26%
Medicine	314	260	330	+27%
Law	151	126	188	+49%

Coterm**	n/a	n/a	121	n/a

* The 2010 percentage increase over 2009 is +15.1%, but the 2009 number does not include coterms. (In 2009, coterms chose to vote either as a grad or undergrad, even if they were eligible to vote for issues pertaining to both.) The same caveat applies for individual school increase percentages; they do represent the increase in the total number of people voting in that district, but they should not be solely relied upon for turnout comparisons to 2009 because they include coterms in each district.

** A coterm is a student who is both a currently registered undergraduate student and graduate student. They are eligible to vote on both undergrad and grad issues. The total voter turnout is calculated as follows: Undergrad-only + Grad-only – Coterm. This is to avoid double-counting coterms, who are included in both the undergrad and grad lines.

Note 1: Graduate student vote counts for each district are based on the district in which students chose to vote for their GSC reps. Grad students may belong to multiple districts but may only vote for GSC reps in one district.

Note 2: On 4/10/2009, the total graduate voter count was posted as 2,076. The correct, final figure is 2,053. The initial figure included a small number of grad students (23) who submitted online ballot forms with no selections. Since no fields on the ballot are required, such a submission is accepted; however, to remain consistent with previous years' turnout numbers, these submissions are not included in the final figure.

ASSU Executive

Round	Thom and Stephanie	Two Dope Boys in a Caddylack	The No-Rain Campaign	Peacock and Bakke	Cardona and Wharton	The Guzman-Mahoney Referendum Demanding Action (G-MRDA)	Exhausted
1	593	288	339	1114	1615	339	0
1	Count of first choices.
2	628		375	1143	1663	382	97
2	Count after eliminating Two Dope Boys in a Caddylack and transferring votes.
3	704			1213	1742	430	199
3	Count after eliminating The No-Rain Campaign and transferring votes.
4	783			1308	1846		351
4	Count after eliminating The Guzman-Mahoney Referendum Demanding Action (G-MRDA) and transferring votes.
5				1554	2099		635
5	Count after eliminating Thom and Stephanie and transferring votes. Candidate Cardona and Wharton is elected.

Winner is Cardona and Wharton.

ASSU Graduate Student Council

District

District	Name	Votes	Result
Business	Ping Li	35	Elected
Earth Sciences	Justin R. Brown	99	Elected
Education	Imeh Williams	3	Elected (write-in candidate)
Engineering	Joanna Lankester	389	Elected
Engineering	Tao Chu	255	Elected
H&S Humanities	Praveen R Shanbhag	40	Elected
H&S Nat Sci	Erik Lehnert	93	Elected
H&S Soc Sci	Salvador Zepeda	53	Elected
Medicine	Jessica Tsai	199	Elected
Law	Evan Berquist	153	Elected

At-Large

Name	Votes	Result
Joanna Lankester	489	Already elected in Engineering district
Addy Satija	487	Elected at-large #1
Jessica Tsai	435	Already elected in Medicine district
Tao Chu	399	Already elected in Engineering district
Justin R. Brown	390	Already elected in Earth Sciences district
Krystal St. Julien	389	Elected at-large #2
Drew Kennedy	356	Elected at-large #3
Eric Lehnert	332	Already elected in H&S Nat Sci district
Yichuan Ding	316	Elected at-large #4
Crystal Yin	283	Elected at-large #5
Kerensa Gimre	274	Not elected
Fanuel Muindi	255	Not elected
Ping Li	221	Already elected in Business district
Ze Yuan	204	Not elected
Evan Berquist	199	Already elected in Law district
Praveen R Shanbhag	194	Already elected in H&S Humanities district
Salvador Zepeda	184	Already elected in H&S Soc Sci district

ASSU Undergraduate Class Presidents

Sophomore Class President

Round	SoPhresh	Think Thirteen!	Sophs 4 More	iThirteen	Exhausted
1	390	94	409	250	0
1	Count of first choices.
2	425		426	265	27
2	Count after eliminating Think Thirteen! and transferring votes.
3	509		559		75
3	Count after eliminating iThirteen and transferring votes. Candidate Sophs 4 More is elected.

Winner is Sophs 4 More.

Junior Class President

Junior Shore wins with 644 first-choice selections in the first round. No other slates declared their candidacy for Junior Class President, and no write-in slates earned at least 10 votes.

Senior Class President

Senior Package wins with 596 first-choice selections in the first round. No other slates declared their candidacy for Senior Class President, and no write-in slates earned at least 10 votes.

ASSU Undergraduate Senate

#	Votes	Result	Name
1	1159	Elected	Madeline "Mad" Hawes
2	1074	Elected	Deepa Kannappan
3	1050	Elected	Michael Cruz
4	1026	Elected	Juany Torres
5	1005	Elected	Ben Jensen
6	958	Elected	Daniel Khalessi
7	948	Elected	Rafael "Rafa" Vasquez
8	943	Elected	Kamil Saeid
9	885	Elected	Robin Perani
10	869	Elected	Carolyn Simmons
11	829	Elected	Rebecca Sachs
12	824	Elected	Stewart Macgregor-Dennis
13	815	Elected	Khaled "Shawi" Alshawi
14	801	Elected	Will Seaton
15	797	Elected	Pat Bruny
16	790	Not elected	Showly Wang
17	778	Not elected	Katie Cromack
18	753	Not elected	Danny Crichton
19	728	Not elected	Philip Bui
20	710	Not elected	Milton Cosmo Achelpohl
21	709	Not elected	Miles Unterreiner
22	704	Not elected	Nik Milanovic
23	681	Not elected	Andrew Jang
24	666	Not elected	Bennett Siegel
25	617	Not elected	Percia Safar
26	617	Not elected	Dan Thompson
27	607	Not elected	Edouard "Ed" Negiar
28	585	Not elected	Noemi Walzebuck
29	546	Not elected	Jason Lupatkin
30	518	Not elected	Rahul Sastry
31	326	Not elected	Senator Palpatine	(write-in candidate)
32	105	Not elected	David Havens	(write-in candidate)
33	27	Not elected	Frog Dawg	(write-in candidate)
34	24	Not elected	Edward M. Beaux	(write-in candidate)
35	15	Not elected	Jacqueline Mendoza	(write-in candidate)
Other write-ins had fewer than 10 votes

Special Fees

Undergraduate-only Special Fees

Undergraduate-only Special Fees need at least 50% approval by voters and at least 15% approval of all students eligible to vote on them. There are currently 6857 students with current undergrad registrations (including coterms) as of April 5, 2010, so 15% of 6857 = 1028. These conditions are from the ASSU Constitution, Article V, Section 2(E): "A Special Fee shall be deemed to have passed if a majority of those voting on it from each of the relevant populations were in favor and if those in favor constituted at least 15 per cent of those members of the Association eligible to vote on that Special Fee." See our Special Fees page for more general information.

Group	Result	Yes	No	% yes	Yes votes as % of UG student body
The Stanford Progressive	Rejected by voters: less than 15% approval of student body	826	792	51.1%	12.0%
Stanford Students in Entertainment	Rejected by voters: less than 15% approval of student body	912	745	55.0%	13.3%
Stanford Cardinal Broadcasting Network (SCBN)	Rejected by voters: less than 15% approval of student body	934	748	55.5%	13.6%
Stanford Chaparral (Chappie)	Rejected by voters: less than 15% approval of student body	942	890	51.4%	13.7%
SIAS - Society for International Affairs at Stanford	Rejected by voters: less than 15% approval of student body	947	759	55.5%	13.8%
Stanford Journal of International Relations	Rejected by voters: less than 15% approval of student body	1007	646	60.9%	14.7%
Stanford Mock Trial	Passed by voters	1052	929	53.1%	15.3%
Six Degrees: A Stanford Journal of Human Rights	Passed by voters	1067	684	60.9%	15.6%
Stanford AXE Committee (AxeComm)	Passed by voters	1094	848	56.3%	16.0%
Stanford Martial Arts Program	Passed by voters	1119	610	64.7%	16.3%
Stanford Film Society	Passed by voters	1137	718	61.3%	16.6%
Stanford Scientific Magazine	Passed by voters	1151	563	67.2%	16.8%
Barrio Assistance	Passed by voters	1160	703	62.3%	16.9%
Basmati Raas	Passed by voters	1179	811	59.2%	17.2%
Stanford News Readership Program	Passed by voters	1183	578	67.2%	17.3%
Los Salseros de Stanford	Passed by voters	1196	685	63.6%	17.4%
Stanford African Students Association - SASA	Passed by voters	1200	707	62.9%	17.5%
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA)	Passed by voters	1232	727	62.9%	18.0%
Muslim Students Awareness Network	Passed by voters	1258	751	62.6%	18.3%
Stanford Wind Ensemble	Passed by voters	1270	551	69.7%	18.5%
Stanford National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)	Passed by voters	1271	629	66.9%	18.5%
Stanford Shakespeare Company	Passed by voters	1274	604	67.8%	18.6%
Student Organizing Committee for the Arts (SOCA)	Passed by voters	1276	549	69.9%	18.6%
Mariachi Cardenal de Stanford	Passed by voters	1299	676	65.8%	18.9%
Stanford Women in Business	Passed by voters	1300	651	66.6%	19.0%
Stanford Jazz Orchestra	Passed by voters	1315	529	71.3%	19.2%
Stanford American Indian Organization	Passed by voters	1325	673	66.3%	19.3%
Jewish Student Association	Passed by voters	1331	722	64.8%	19.4%
Volunteers in Latin America	Passed by voters	1339	627	68.1%	19.5%
Cardinal Ballet Company	Passed by voters	1342	650	67.4%	19.6%
KZSU 90.1 FM	Passed by voters	1415	713	66.5%	20.6%
Student Service Division (Green Store, Airport Shuttle, & Tech Consulting)	Passed by voters	1422	480	74.8%	20.7%
Stanford Symphony Orchestra	Passed by voters	1457	466	75.8%	21.2%
Asian American Student Association	Passed by voters	1474	836	63.8%	21.5%
Stanford Solar Car	Passed by voters	1495	555	72.9%	21.8%
Students for a Sustainable Stanford (SSS)	Passed by voters	1534	519	74.7%	22.4%
Black Student Union	Passed by voters	1540	711	68.4%	22.5%
Stanford in Government	Passed by voters	1556	504	75.5%	22.7%
Stanford Concert Network	Passed by voters	1604	598	72.8%	23.4%
Green Living Council	Passed by voters	1686	642	72.4%	24.6%
Queer/Straight Alliance	Passed by voters	1705	594	74.2%	24.9%
Stanford Project on Hunger (SPOON)	Passed by voters	1708	488	77.8%	24.9%
Stanford Dance Marathon	Passed by voters	1857	508	78.5%	27.1%
The Stanford Daily	Passed by voters	1864	660	73.9%	27.2%
The Bridge Peer Counseling Center	Passed by voters	1953	361	84.4%	28.5%
Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band	Passed by voters	1997	657	75.2%	29.1%
Student Initiated Courses (SIC)	Passed by voters	2009	272	88.1%	29.3%
SHPRC - Sexual Health Peer Resource Center	Passed by voters	2149	414	83.8%	31.3%
Alternative Spring Break	Passed by voters	2277	423	84.3%	33.2%

Joint Special Fees

Joint Special Fees need at least 50% approval by grad voters and 50% approval by undergrad voters, considered separately, and at least 15% approval of all Stanford students considered as a whole (not 15% in each population). There are 13981 currently registered Stanford students as of April 5, 2010, so 15% of 13981 = 2097. Note: UG and G numbers both include coterms, since a coterm is a member of each population. Coterms are subtracted before calculating the "Yes votes as % of student body" so that they are not double counted.

Group	Result	UG Yes	UG No	UG % yes	G Yes	G No	G % yes	Coterm Yes	Yes votes as % of entire student body
Stanford Outdoors	Passed by voters	1577	453	77.7%	898	512	63.7%	75	17.2%
ASSU Legal Counseling Office	Passed by voters	1592	467	77.3%	927	413	69.2%	82	17.4%
ASSU Speakers Bureau	Passed by voters	1807	427	80.9%	756	532	58.7%	91	17.7%
Stanford Club Sports	Passed by voters	2153	335	86.5%	894	532	62.7%	90	21.2%
Sunday FLiCKS	Passed by voters	2307	396	85.3%	892	544	62.1%	89	22.2%
Cardinal Free Clinics	Passed by voters	2119	335	86.3%	1173	362	76.4%	88	22.9%

SMSA election results

Position	Name	Votes
Executive President	Agnieszka Czechowicz	Elected
President	Ai Chloe Chien	Elected
Vice President	Deepa Galaiya	Elected
	Aria Jafari	Not elected
Secretary	Stephanie Carr	Elected
Treasurer	Jeremy Harris	Elected
OSS/OSR Rep	Aria Jafari	Elected
	Roxana Daneshjou	Not elected
Mentorship Chair	Jia Luo	Elected
Policy & Advocacy Chair (Clinical)	Deepa Galaiya	Not elected (Is VP)
Policy & Advocacy Chair (Pre-clinical)	Woody Chang	Elected
Prospective Student Recruitment Chair	Kerry-Ann Stewart	Elected
Social Chair (Clinical)	Josh Goldner	Elected
Social Chair (Pre-clinical)	Raymond Tsai	Elected
2nd-Year Class Rep	Vivian Li	Elected
	Tope Lanre-Amos	Elected
3rd-Year Class Rep	Chrstina Stachur	Elected
	Nico Grundmann	Elected
4th-Year Class Rep	David Craig	Elected
	Mariko Howe	Elected
5th-Plus-Year Class Rep	Jessica Telleria	Elected
	Vicki Parikh	Elected
	Gavitt Woodard	Not elected
CCAP Rep (Pre-clinical)	Erick Westbroek	Elected
	Julia Pederson	Elected
CCAP Rep (Clinical)	Gary Green	Elected
	Sina Jame	Elected
	Makeda Robinson	Not elected
CCAP Rep (MD-PhD)	Jake Rosenberg	Elected
CCAP Rep (MD+)	Rachel Sussman	Elected

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