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North Dakota State student body elections have been plagued by low voter turnouts for the last decade. Last week’s elections saw a voter turnout of 2,714, a figure that is 20.33 percent of the eligible voters. The average voter…
The 2016-17 student body president and vice president are Spencer Moir and Anuj Teotia, respectively. The final vote count left Moir and Teotia in the lead with 1,106 overall votes. Student court chief justice Matt Warsocki announced the winners…
The 2016-17 student body president and vice president are Spencer Moir and Anuj Teotia, respectively. Student court chief justice Matt Warsocki announced the winners of the 2016 student body election Thursday night. Four tickets ran in the election. Warsocki…
The 2016-17 student body president and vice president are Spencer Moir and Anuj Teotia, respectively. Student court chief justice Matt Warsocki announced the winners of the 2016 student body election Thursday night. Four tickets ran in the election. Warsocki…
Voting may be wrapping up later today at 5 p.m., but if you’re still unsure about who to vote for, check out our audio recording of the debate last Monday.
Student body presidential tickets debated for the final time during Bison Media’s first-ever debate Monday. The candidates included Tyler Losinski and Charles Steinberger, Nick Evans and Calla Price, Spencer Moir and Anuj Teotia and Jacob Dailey and Mikayla Young. Elections…
They call themselves the blue-collar ticket. Tyler Losinski and Charles Steinberger, also known around campus as Chuck and Chaka, respectively, are one of the four tickets for North Dakota State student body president and vice president. Losinski is a junior…
Student body elections aren’t just about president and VP. The Wednesday-Thursday elections will also see 26 people running for the student senate. There are 36 seats open for senate next year, with two instances of four people running for two spots….
Jacob Dailey and his running mate Mikayla Young make up one of the four tickets in the 2016 North Dakota State student body presidential election. “For us, it’s about filling a position where we can do the most good,”…
A cat almost elected to student government office has now turned his attention to philanthropic causes. Professor X, the black cat who received 50 write-in votes for off-campus senator last year, was not given a senate seat as he…