Who will win the ‘pop’ular vote?
“The reason is because King is one of my fraternity brothers, also I like the ideas that they want to present. King worked with a lot of the money so he really knows how to allocate money and I think both of them will do a great job.”
– Matthew Diaz, freshman, supporting Gregory “Butters” Morgan and Thomas King
“Because she talked to my organization and made an effort at relating to me through her platform.”
– Sonam Wadhwani, sophomore, supporting Nicole Randazzo and Ruth Damys
“I liked his views on communication, how he wants to get the school to come together on different issues.”
– Bennett Smith, senior, supporting Ryan Iacovacci and Sriram Madhusoodanan
“I just like what he stands for and the changes he’s going to implement.”
– Alysia Zaidi, junior, supporting Nathan Davison and Cordell Chavis
“I voted for the Hall-Taylor campaign because LaNard Taylor, he’s pretty involved in the Greek community. I’ve seen him influence people in Greek life, especially minority Greeks.”
– Mike Montuno, freshman, supporting Justin Hall and LaNard Taylor
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