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UPUA Election Day Voting Guide

Today is UPUA Election Day, and with it comes an opportunity for all undergraduate students to submit their votes for elected posts in the UPUA Executive Board and within the General Assembly. While the Mullen/Dooley presidential ticket is currently running unopposed, there are still many competitive positions to select.

You can vote online directly during the 6 a.m. through 10 p.m. window, or visit the HUB to vote in-person.

The following is a complete list of candidates in today’s election for further reference. More information can be found on each candidate at the vote.psu.edu page.

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT

Katelyn Mullen and Brenden Dooley

AT LARGE (6 SEATS)

Anthony Panichelli
Evan Riddick
Laurel Petrulionis
Rishi Mittal
Steffen Blanco
Stephen Payne

OFF CAMPUS (12 SEATS)

Chase Englund
Christopher Birster
Dutch Markward
Emily McDonald
Gokul Sundar
John G. Wortman
Jon Garfield
Katie Esarey
Kevin Horne
Michael Kramer
Mike Augustyn
Pawel Chrzanowski
Scott Tomensky
Ted Ritsick

ON CAMPUS (7 SEATS)

Caleb Fernandez
Dray Krishnan
Hannah Lindsay
Kate Taylor
Lindsey Hannon
Richard Herbold
Victoria Woods
Shannon Rafferty

ACADEMIC COLLEGES

Agricultural Science
Lina Montopoli
Arts and Architecture
Jeff Holzer
Communications
Ryan Belz
Division of Undergrad. Studies
Katie Tully
Taylor Olson
Earth and Mineral Sciences
Dominic Ramunni
Jacob Maruschok
John-Paul Milton
Eberly-Science
Tim Rinehart
Education
Emily Miller
Health & Human Development
Madison Benfield
Liberal Arts
Melissa McCleery
Schreyer Honors
Kevin Wynosky
Michael Mancini
Somrit Basak
Smeal-Business
Anand Ganjam

It is worth noting that previously @UPUA_Elections was a good account to check throughout the election day (and the election season), but since that account hasn’t been active since the 2012 UPUA Presidential race, the umbrella @UPUA should be followed instead throughout the day.

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