The Class of 2022 has elected its Duke Student Government Senate representatives.
The first-year class elected 10 students to represent them in the Senate out of 30 students running.
The election, which ran from noon Thursday to noon Friday, had more than a 43 percent voter participation rate. Last year, more than 40 percent of the first-year class voted.
"I'm very pleased that The Board of Elections' first paperless election went so smoothly and saw 43.4 percent turnout," wrote Attorney General Anna Kasradze, a sophomore, in an email.
First-year senators for academic affairs:
Vignesh Alagappan
Jackson Kennedy
First-year senators for campus life:
Jake Jeffries
DonoVaughn Tulloch
First-year senators for Durham and regional affairs:
Sophie Dalldorf
Luke Evans
First-year senators for equity and outreach:
Nehal Jain
Christina Wang
First-year senators for services and sustainability:
Dan Garcia
Sonia He
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