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Junior class officer voting ends Monday at 2:45 p.m.; candidates outline goals and a student fundraiser
Summary
Announcers said voting for junior class officers ends Monday at 2:45 p.m.; several unnamed student candidates used public announcements to promise outreach, promote prom and homecoming planning, and described a post-election fundraiser race with entry fees.
Student announcers said voting for junior class officers closes Monday at 2:45 p.m. and encouraged students to participate.
The timing matters because the election will determine student leaders responsible for planning events such as homecoming and prom. Multiple student candidates used public announcements to describe their priorities for outreach and event planning and to promote a post-election fundraiser race.
An unnamed student candidate said, "I feel like I can relate to most of the students in our junior class, and the other representative will pick up the other half. And so I think it just kind of will all come together very well. And I also think my coaches were funniest." Another candidate said, "I would reach out to all the fundraising opportunities, you know. Reach out. Make sure our homecoming and prom is great. It'll be great. It'll be magnificent." A separate candidate described a post-election race and prize amounts; the candidate's remarks were fragmented: "It's $5... If you've known to beat me, you get $10, $5. Can you beat me, you get $15. 5, do you beat me? $15? Place Way better to vote for me." The campaign remarks were given during the public announcements and the wording and prize descriptions were not fully clear from the recording.
The announcements did not identify candidates by name or list which offices (president, vice president, etc.) were on the ballot.
