It’s official: Katie Jordan is the next UPUA president.

Jordan was officially elected tonight alongside vice president-elect and running mate Alex Shockley, defeating the only other president-VP ticket of Sammy Geisinger and Jorge Zurita-Coronado — there were no significant executive write-in campaigns. Jordan’s election marks the fifth time in six years that the current vice president took the logical next step and assumed the presidency.

With two UPUA veterans vying to become president of the 12th Assembly, this year’s race was slated to be a close one. When the votes were tallied and the decision was finalized just after polls closed at 10 p.m., however, it became clear Jordan and Shockley’s victory was decisive. The two secured 8,322 of the 12,301 total executive votes, or 67.7 percent.

The dedication from both tickets to relentlessly campaign all day surged a ridiculous voter turnout, crushing the previous record of 9,282 students who voted in the 2015 election by 3,018 voters — approximately 30 percent of the undergraduate student body.

In addition to the new president and vice president, the following At-Large and Academic Representatives were elected to the 12th Assembly. There were 33 candidates fighting for 20 open At-Large spots, whereas most of the academic reps ran unopposed.

At-Large Representatives

1. Chris Chavez — 2,511
2. Brad Edwards — 2,359
3. Ben Cutler — 2,319
4. Isaac Will — 2,316
5. Brent Rice — 2,297
6. Cody Heaton — 2,254
7. Jake Griggs — 2,250
8. Kyleigh Higie — 2,180
9. Zach Robinson — 2,166
10. Tyler Akers — 2,118
11. Sophie Haiman — 2,113
12. Helia Hosseinpour — 2,110
13. Bhavin Shah — 2,102
14. Katierose Epstein — 2,086
15. Courtney Hummel — 2,037
16. Anthony Stem — 2,011
17. Spencer Davis — 1,999
18. Fernando Mendez — 1,964
19. Alex Frederick — 1,949
20. Andrew George — 1,948

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21. Reagan McCarthy — 1,929
22. Johnna Purcell — 1,909
23. Tomas Sanchez — 1,903
24. Jake Springer — 1,851
25. Madisyn Lloyd — 1,830
26. Andrew Uhring — 1,722
27. Thomas Beeby — 1,705
28. Sean Kyle Reilly — 1,660
29. Jordan Kalinowski — 1,609
30. Grant Flagler — 1,580
31. Julius Holbert — 1,574
32. Fanta Conde 1,288
33. Anthony Zarzycki — 968

Academic Representatives

College of Agricultural Sciences

Bradley Garrett

College of Arts and Architecture

Andrew Ahr

Smeal College of Business

Mark Sideck

College of Communications

Laura McKinney

Division of Undergraduate Studies

Will Dunn

College of Education

Laney Coull

College of Earth and Mineral Science

Peter Rinehart

College of Engineering

Vansh Prabhu

College of Health and Human Development 

Monica Ogrodnick

College of Information Science and Technology

Chelsey Wood

College of Liberal Arts

Rachel Harrison

College of Nursing

George Samuel

Schreyer Honors College

Nick Karafilis

Eberly College of Science 

No representative