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to bs adrJscl to ths
General Election Ballot
on 16 March 1977:
AMEN'DP.IXNT 1
Add to Artkle IV, Sectba 1, da-!ss wih the "Ppwrs Relists to C-p
tiens, t!i fs!!owcig assendiaeat :
D. To have final approval of the allocation of Student Fees to Student
Organizations, without such funds shall neither be collected nor dispersed.
AMENDMENT 2
Change Article VI, Section D, dealkg with the Electors! Commission Powers,
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D. Duties. The duties of the Electoral Commission shall be:
1 . To announce filings and schedule election dates for all elections con
ducted by the Association.
2. To publicize the dates and procedures for filings and elections, and to
issue at the request of candidates advisory opinions as to the legality of
proposed methods in election campaigns.
3. To establish polling places and to supervise the balloting at each polling
place, either in person or through agents authorized and announced by
the Commission one week prior to the election.
4. To tabulate the ballots, with at least three Commissioners being present
and at least one of them being a faculty representative.
5. To seal the ballots, tabulations, and computations and deliver them to
the senior faculty representative for safe-keeping for a thirty (30) day
period. '
6. To announce the complete results of the election to the press, including
the number of votes cast for each candidate, and to be prepared, upon
request, to issue a break-down of Presidential votes and votes cast on
amendments and referenda by colleges.'
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D. Duties. The duties of the Sectorial Commission shall be to carry on the
following functions with the advice and consent of the Senate.
(Points 1-6 remain the same.)
AMENDMENT 3
Change Article VII, Section 4, Paragraph C, dealing with Recall vote, from:
C. Recall.
1. By a petition signed by thirty-five (35) percent of all the regularly en
rolled full-time students enrolled in a college to require the Electoral
Commission to schedule and conduct within fifteen (15) class days a
special election for the Senate seat in question in that college by the
final apportionment at the Spring general election.
2. By a petition signed by thirty-five (35) percent of all the regulary
enrolled full-time students of the entire University, to require the
Electoral Commission to schedule and conduct within fifteen (15) class
days a special election for the Presidency, or First and Second Vice
Presidency of the Association.
To: ' '
C. Recall.'
1. By a petition signed by Twenty-five (25) percent of all regularly
enrolled full-time students in a college to require the Electoral Com
mission to schedule and conduct within fifteen (15) class days a Special
Election for the Senate seat in question in that college by the final
apportionment at the Spring general election.
2. By a petition signed by twenty-five (25) percent of all regularly en
rolled full-time students of the entire University, to require the Elect
oral Commission to schedule and conduct within fifteen (15) class days
a special election for the Presidency and or First andor Second Vice
Presidency of the Association.
AMENDMENT 4
Change Article X, Section 5, dealing with Constitutional Conventions, from:
A. A call for a Constitutional Convention may be originated by:
1. A majority vote of three-fourths (3A) of all elected members of the
: Senate. .
2. A petition submitted to the Senate, signed by not less than thirty -five
(35) percent of the regularly -enrolled, full-time students of the Uni
versity of Nebraska. Signatures must be submitted with University
identification numbers and shall be validated by the Electoral Com
mission. To:
A. A call for a Constitutional Convention may be originated by:
1. A majority vote of three-fourths (2i) of the membership of the Senate
as recognized by the chair.
2. A petition submitted to the Senate signed by not less than fifteen (15),
percent of the regularly enrolled, full-time students of the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln. Signatures must be submitted with University identi
fication numbers and shall be validated by the Electoral Commission.
AMENDMENTS
Charge Article X, Section 4, desllzg with vote required for Constitutional
Amendment.
Section 4. Vote Required. . "
The amendment shall be ratified:
A. By a majority vote with at least thirty (30) percent of the eligible stu
ucuis voting in the election, or
B. By an affirmative vote of fifteen (15) per cent of the eligible voters,
when less than thirty (30) per cent of the eligible students vote.
'To:. " ' ' '
Section 4. Vote Required.
The amendment shall be ratified:
A. By a majority vote with at least fifteen (15) percent of the eligible
students voting in the election, or
B. By an affirmative vote of seven and one-half (75) percent of the
eligible voters when less than fifteen (15) percent of the eligible stu
dents vote. "
Add to Article IX, Section 1, deaLh with Senate Meetings, the feSowfrg:
A quorum sha2 be defined as two-thirds (23) cf the membership of the
Senate as recognized by the chair. This definition supersedes all other definitions
cf a Guorurn contained in this Constitution.
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