Fall 2025

The results published on this site do not fully reflect the elected candidates of this election due to two disqualifications.

This site displays the votes as-is, before disqualifications took place, and the final results can be found on the SiteFarm site.

Spring 2025

The results published on this site do not fully reflect the elected candidates of this election due to this election cycle's unprecedented number of disqualifications.
These really are interesting times.

This site displays the votes as-is, before disqualifications took place, and the final results can be found on the SiteFarm site.

Summary

Candidates

21 candidates ran for six seats, and the voter turnout was 2,571.

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Elected

# Candidate Slate
#1Jonathan NgRenaissance
#2Katia BoualiThe Olive Branch
#3Curtis ChenConnect
#4Yara KaadanThe Olive Branch
#5Jacob KleinIndependent
#6Leah JungRenaissance

Not Elected

Candidate Slate
Aminah SyedIndependent
Diego QuinteroIndependent
Daniel AquinoRenaissance
JT EdenConnect
Andrea LopezIndependent
Tasneem AbabnehThe Olive Branch
Noblejot Singh SandhuIndependent
Amanda ClarkConnect
Sam HopwoodIndependent
Owen KraussIndependent
Nolan ChingIndependent
Jasmeen KaurIndependent
Ellie OsherIndependent
Zoheb AminIndependent
Dina MorsyIndependent

Slate Representation

Four slates ran in this election. Slates are like political parties that run together as a group and pool resources.

#1 Choices Received By Each Slate

Slate Percent Count
Renaissance 33.99% 874.00
Independent 32.17% 827.00
The Olive Branch 19.56% 503.00
Connect 14.27% 367.00

Seats Received By Each Slate

Slate Percent Count
Renaissance 33.33% 2.00
The Olive Branch 33.33% 2.00
Connect 16.67% 1.00
Independent 16.67% 1.00

Number of Choices That Voters Ranked

Voters can rank as many or as few candidates on their ballot as they want.

Stat Value
Average # Ranked 4.68
Median # Ranked 3

Voter Satisfaction

Shows which choice on the ballot was elected for voters. This is different from ballot representation because a voter can have their second choice elected, even though their ballot went to elect their third or fourth choice during the count.

Choice Percent Count
#1 choice 56.24% 1446.00
No choices 17.54% 451.00
#2 choice 16.92% 435.00
#3 choice 5.41% 139.00
#4 choice 2.10% 54.00
#5 choice 1.09% 28.00
#6 choice 0.47% 12.00
#7 choice 0.08% 2.00
#9 choice 0.08% 2.00
#8 choice 0.04% 1.00
#11 choice 0.04% 1.00

Ballot Representation

Shows where each ballot ultimately ended up, which is subtly different from voter satisfaction.

Choice Percent Count
#1 choice 47.88% 1231.11
No choices 27.92% 717.87
#2 choice 12.35% 317.47
#3 choice 6.16% 158.43
#4 choice 2.86% 73.60
#5 choice 1.44% 36.97
#6 choice 0.52% 13.42
#7 choice 0.29% 7.39
#9 choice 0.19% 5.00
#8 choice 0.15% 3.75
#11 choice 0.12% 3.00
#10 choice 0.08% 2.00
#16 choice 0.04% 1.00
#13 choice 0.00% 0.00
#14 choice 0.00% 0.00