The Spring 1984 SRA Election took place on April 4th and 5th. The General Assembly meeting on the 4th included controversy regarding how far the election was after the filing period. Junior Representative Ray Lake argued that the period of time was unconstitutionally short: eight days rather than the requisite ten.[1]
Executives[]
Candidates in bold were awarded the position.
President[]
- Rick Montemayor
Vice-President[]
- Veronica Kramer: 67.34% (134 votes)
- Carolyn Eartly: 32.66% (65 votes)
- Total votes: 199
Treasurer[]
- Kevin Wittier
Recording Secretary[]
- Melonie Hammons
Corresponding Secretary[]
- Tami Johnson (write-in)
Historian[]
- Barbara Hoffman
Parliamentarian[]
- Stephen Koebele
Representatives[]
Freshman Representative (3 seats)[]
- Mike Perez
- Joe Labadie
- Ralph Smeadly (write-in)
Sophomore Representative (3 seats)[]
- Jeff Hueber: 42.37% (25 votes)
- Jennifer Cotten: 28.81% (17 votes)
- Lloyd Cotten: 28.81% (17 votes)
- Keith Crabtree: declared ineligible
- Total votes: 59
Junior Representative (3 seats)[]
- Rose Nelson: 27.97% (40 votes)
- Cynthia Meyers: 27.27% (39 votes)
- Mark Dubose: 25.17% (36 votes)
- Bill Evans: 19.58% (28 votes)
- Total votes: 143
Senior Representative (3 seats)[]
- Ray Lake: 24.19% (60 votes)
- Becky Fountain: 22.58% (56 votes)
- Ryder Howard: 18.54% (46 votes)
- Craig Hillstead: 14.52% (36 votes)
- Curtis Ford: 10.48% (26 votes)
- Joan Quellar: 9.68% (24 votes)
- Total votes: 248
Straw Poll[]
A majority of voters were in favor of the Dead Days proposal.[1]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Election Results in Errors". Paisano from 4/10/84. Retrieved August 9, 2012.
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