Student Government Elections

Student government elections seeing lower voter turnout

As of 5 p.m. Wednesday, the undergraduate voter turnout was 28 percent. By comparison, at the same time last year, the turnout was 31 percent. VIDEO: Final Debate EDITORIAL: The DP EndorsementsThe DP UA Elections CenterThe DP Class Board Elections Center

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Jake Shuster | Let's jump start the UA together

I do not just have big ideas for the UA. I also have a track record of tangible accomplishments that proves how effective leaders can make a positive impact on student life.

Dan Bernick | Crazy, right?

You want a leader who puts projects before politics. A leader who places your needs above his own. I am the only candidate who is qualified to give the UA a fresh start and who has the credibility to refocus the UA on serving students.

Matt Rosenberg | Because you matter

I have held more leadership positions on the UA than either of my opponents, have been a part of multiple communities and have managed to steer clear of student government politicism, maintaining my credibility.

Abe Sutton | No representation without group conversation

Experience has taught me that major projects at Penn take time. The fact that I am a sophomore means that I still have two years of advocacy ahead of me and that I will not be forced to back down at the end of the academic year.

Erich Reimer | Bringing us together

This campaign is about bringing about a new time for the UA and Penn where power is finally returned — from a clique of distant bureaucrats — to the students of this campus.

UA presidential candidates face off

College sophomore Dan Bernick and College junior Jake Shuster share their platforms and qualifications with The Daily Pennsylvanian.