as of 10:50pm
Chairperson: Tan= 368|| Abella=220 || Bagro=204
Vice Chairperson: Tan= 650 || Cadiogan = 220 || Panganiban=86
CS Rep= Hataque
Daily Archives: March 4, 2008
USC Election Results from the College of Science
March 4, 2008 – 8:08 am
USC ELECTION UPDATES
March 4, 2008 – 8:04 am
from DZUP 1602 as of 10:35
Chairperson: Abella= 1093 || Bagro = 1083 || Tan = 1038
Vice Chairperson: Cadiogan= 1285|| Tan = 1053 || Panganiban = 812
CMC-SC ELECTION RESULTS
March 4, 2008 – 6:04 am
Chairperson: Santos (STAND-UP)
Vice Chairperson: Mangilit (STAND-UP)
Secretary: Uichangco (STAND-UP)
Treasurer: Banta (STAND-UP)
CMC Rep: Miguel (STAND-UP)
Dept. Representative
Broad: Su and Longjas (ISA)
Film: Soliongco and Lee (ISA)
Journ: Eligio and Remillano (STAND-UP)
CRES: Magadia (ISA) and Galvez (STAND-UP)
UP CS: Update as of 8:10pm
March 4, 2008 – 5:30 am
1015 out of the 2148 student population of the College of Science voted this year. Canvassing has begun at the college and 434 votes have been counted as of press time.
UP CMC: Update as of 8:15pm
March 4, 2008 – 5:29 am
The student council elections at the College of Mass Communication registered a 55.92% voters turnout. Last year, 55.96% of the students voted.
UP College of Law: Update as of 8pm
March 4, 2008 – 5:29 am
It’s a 58.79% turnout of voters from the College of Law, slightly lower compared to last year’s 60% who voted for the USC elections. The College had their local student council elections earlier than the rest of the university
Election Special website crashed
March 4, 2008 – 5:28 am
The primary website for TNP’s election coverage has crashed. Please check this site instead for further updates on the election.