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The University of Houston Students' Association released the sample ballot Wednesday for the March 6-7 SA elections.
According to SA officials, candidates drew for positions on the ballot.
Some candidates, originally listed as independent candidates, have now joined to form a new political party, The Change.
Vote tabulation for the election will be held Thursday, March 7, beginning at 7 p.m. in the University Center Bayou City Room.
Final results from the election will be posted the next day, Friday, at 3 p.m. in the UC World Affairs Lounge.
Run-off elections, if necessary, would be March 20-21.
SA is also looking for election poll workers. Full-time and part-time positions are available. To sign up, call the Election Commissioner at 743-5220, or fax information to 743-5222.
The sample ballot is as follows:
President -- John Moore (Cougar), Patrick Lalor (Coalition), Teresa A. Wagner (The Change)
Vice President -- Kay To (Cougar)
Student Regent -- Natalie Merritt (Cougar)
At-Large No. 1 -- Andrew M. Becker (Coalition), Craig Rickard (Cougar)
At-Large No. 2 -- Justin Short (Cougar), Clarissa J. Peterson (Coalition)
At-Large No. 3 -- Monica Quintero (Cougar), Francisco Sanchez (Independent), Nathan Fischer (AirWigz), Ogechi Onunka (Coalition)
At-Large No. 4 -- Joseph M. Applewhite (Coalition), Jerad McMayon (Cougar), Dennis Wallace (Independent)
Architecture -- Jason Casero (Cougar)
Business No. 1 -- Brad Castelo (Cougar)
Business No. 2 -- Christine M. Brown (Coalition), Chad Evans (Cougar)
Business No. 3 -- Bruce Fulin (Coalition), Jaime Aguero (Cougar), Ian A. Noble (The Change)
Business No. 4 -- Kathryn Alvarado (Cougar), Tara M. Ezzell (Coalition)
Education No. 1 -- Amanda Knox (Cougar)
Education No. 2 -- Cathe Billingsley (Cougar)
Education No. 3 -- no candidate
Engineering No. 1 -- Enrique Parilla-Rojas (Coalition), Shawn Russell (Cougar)
Engineering No. 2 -- April Erickson (Cougar), Mike Hitzhusen (Coalition)
Engineering No. 3 -- Fadi Bey (Coalition), Robbie Anderson (Cougar)
HRM -- Jon Erickson (Cougar)
Honors -- Brenda Johnson (Cougar)
HFAC No. 1 -- Stephanie Smith (Cougar), Joyce E. Gabiola (Coalition), Duane Dixon (Independent)
HFAC No. 2 -- Catherine Wang (Coalition), Andrea Rachiele (Cougar)
HFAC No. 3 -- Calvin Pollard III (Cougar), Meredith L. Patterson (Coalition)
HFAC No. 4 -- Brodi L. Fontenot (Coalition), Cheyenna Smith (Cougar)
Law -- Jennifer S. Zuber (Cougar), N. Andrew Breese (Coalition)
NSM No. 1 -- Eric Boughton (Coalition), Benjamin Fricke (Cougar), Oluchi "Tiffany" Ozumba (Independent)
NSM No. 2 -- Joseph Cornett (Coalition), Sabita Soneji (Cougar)
NSM No. 3 -- Chris Garcia (Coalition), Andre Garrett (Cougar), Thomas A. Lee (The Change)
NSM No. 4 -- Gerardo Ramirez (The Change), Vincent Chandrabose (Independent), Zeke Ziliak (Cougar)
Optometry -- Andy Archilla (Cougar)
Pharmacy -- no candidate
Social Sciences No. 1 -- Joel Westra (Cougar), Scott A. Birdsong, III (Independent), Angie Welborn (Coalition)
Social Sciences No. 2 -- Jennifer Watson (Coalition), Eric Ramirez (Cougar), Peter Blessinger (The Change)
Social Sciences No. 3 -- Cathy Pina (The Change), William Watson (Cougar), Geo. Glynn Wilcox (Coalition)
Social Work -- Andrew Fry (Coalition)
Technology No. 1 -- Steve Hairgrove (Cougar), John R. Hall (Independent)
Technology No. 2 -- Allison Beauvais (Cougar), Asim Farooq (Coalition)