Independent Candidates Dominate Top Positions
by Darwin Eugenio (June 10, 2015)
Independent candidates dominated the three highest positions of the Executive Council of the Chemical Engineering Society Academic Year 2015 – 2016 after winning the recent elections held last March 29, 2015 at the Unit Operations Laboratory.
President-elect and independent candidate Ann Christine Baual got 305 votes (76.25%), securing the coveted presidential position. Despite being the lone candidate, the election rules require her to garner at least sixty percent (60%) in order to be proclaimed President.
Taking the position of Internal Vice President is another independent candidate, Carla Rae Evaristo, with 349 votes (87.25%), way above the minimum requirement of 60% as set by ChESElect Committee.
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Independent candidate Justin Timothy Vinluan garnered 343 votes (85.75%), and will assume the position of External Vice President. Outgoing ChES secretary Erwin Jayag will assume the position of Junior Vice President after garnering 302 votes (75.5%). Outgoing ChES Assistant Secretary Janille Constantino of the Triple Point Party will take the position of Secretary this academic year, after getting 205 votes against Big Hero 8 secretarial bet Rich Espinosa, the latter getting 155 votes.
Big Hero 8 bets Kaye Suing with 191 votes, Raniella Coronado with 270 votes, Hannah Gohing with 195 votes, Janssen Peñaflor with 221 votes, Ronald Reveche with 206 votes, and Jorge Ochoa with 179 votes will assume the position of Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, Auditor, Business Manager, and Public Relations Officer, respectively.
The Chemical Engineering Society Election Bureau calculated a 61.82% voter turnout with the participation of 400 student-members.
The veracity of the election results were approved by Joanne Sasondoncillo and Ian Kenneth Micaller, Administrator and Deputy Administrator of ChESSelect, respectively.
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