Tag: Christian Vasquez
Campaign launched to boost student voting
Nearly two dozen students, interns and organization leaders attended the first meeting of ASU Downtown Votes 2010 on Wednesday night to start the campaign to encourage students to register to vote and participate in the November mid-term elections.
ASASUD approves one senator, rejects two
The ASASUD Senate approved one senator but rejected two other candidates at a special session on Friday because of questions over how well the positions were publicized.
ASASUD approves Vasquez’s senate and executive board selections
The ASASUD Senate appointed five students selected by incoming President Christian Vasquez to next year’s senate and executive board at a heated special session Thursday evening.
Update: Cano concedes presidency
Both presidential parties announced Monday in an official statement that junior Christian Vasquez and freshman Jessica Abercrombie will serve as president and vice president of ASASUD next year.
Presidential parties discussing resolution
Disqualified vice-presidential candidate Vaughn Hillyard said he and runningmate Andres Cano are working with President and Vice-President-elects Christian Vasquez and Jessica Abercrombie to resolve the 2010 election debacle, Saturday morning on Facebook.
Senators to block Vasquez
Five ASASUD 2010-11 senators announced Thursday they will block any action by ASASUD until President and Vice-President-elects junior Christian Vasquez and freshman Jessica Abercrombie allow a third-party to review the election decisions that resulted in the disqualification of freshmen Andres Cano and Vaughn Hillyard.
Vasquez speaks on the Blaze 1330 AM
ASASUD president and vice-president-elects Christian Vasquez and Jessica Abercrombie made an appearance on ASU’s the Blaze 1330 AM on Wednesday night to discuss their declination to undergo a third-party review regarding the disqualification of the freshmen Andres Cano and Vaughn Hillyard campaign.
Election Committee to allow third-party review
The Election Committee officially said they will not retract their disqualification of presidential and vice-presidential candidates freshmen Andres Cano and Vaughn Hillyard, but recommended the case be reviewed by a third party, in an e-mail Wednesday afternoon.
Election Committee to stick by decision
The ASASUD Election Committee said they will not reverse their decision to disqualify the Cano/Hillyard ticket, and said they believe Vasquez/Abercrombie campaign should step down as president and vice-president-elects to enforce another election on Monday at the US Post Office.
Uncharted waters
Members of the ASASUD Election Committee said they are discussing how an appeal process for the disqualification of the Cano/Hillyard campaign, if any, will be handled late Thursday night and early Friday morning.