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VOTING
Students may vota at any of tht following:
City Union 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Nebraska Hall 9 a.m, to 8 p.m.
, East Union 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
ABSENTEE BALLOTS-Studanta who will not ba in
Lincoln, Nebraska, during tha tim the polls art opan
bacausa thay art on an officially recognized Univer
sity trip may by stating tha official function on a form
supplied by tha ASUN stcratary and having thair
siinatura notarizad by 4:00 p.m. on tha Friday bafora
tha election will ba parmittad to vota by absent
ballot.
DISABLED EALLOTS-Dteabled shall maan unable to
attend class dua to oonfinamant to Stud rot Health or
a hospital. Studants so disabled shall call tha ASUN
stcratary bafora noon of a taction day. A ballot will ba
brought to tha student for voting bafora 8:C3 p.m. on
election day.
VOTING REGULATIONS
Each student must present his own I.D. card whan
ha votes. Tha act of giving tha I.D.to the poll worker
is tha attempt to vote. No student shall vote or
attempt to vote more than once in any election, nor
shall any student aid such an attempt.
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ASUN EXECUTIVES
Vote for only one (1) in each group.
PRESIDENT
Eric B. Carstenson
Hemphill (THC)
Greg Johnson (SUN)
Randy Mussel man
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
Charles D, Fellingham (SUN)
Mike Ste'n
Donald E. Thompson, Jr. (THC)
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT
- D.MA (THC)
- Ken Christoffersen (SUN) (
- Harlan Milder
. ENGINEERING COLLEGE
SENATORS
Vote for only three (3)
Kent Anderson
Perry Brandorff
Roger E. Brodman (SUN)
Patrick Cave
Kirk Kuhlman
Sue McClellen (SUN)
Steve Wiley (SUN)
Bruce Williams
Clark Wilson
PROFESSIONAL COLLEGE
SENATORS
Vote for only one (1)
ARTS AND SCIENCES SENATORS
Vote for only nine (9) -
Mark Allen
Scott Ballentine
Norma Jean Blunck (SUN)
Scott Cook (SUN) .
Thomas C. Coyle
Douglas Crary
Marc Davtes .
John DeWulf (SUN)
Msry Fejfar (SUN)
Andy Fitzmorris
John P. Johnson
John Kamp (SUN)
Sue Kess (SUN)
Kris Madan
Rick Martin
J.B.Mi!liken
Royce Mueller
Dave Samani
Clay Smith
Libby Swanson (SUN)
Barb Tanking (SUN)
Susan Ugai (SUN)
Bradley A. Zuke
AGRICULTURE COLLEGE
- SENATORS
Vote for only three (3)
Bill Armbrust
Gene R. Bloom (SUN)
Bruce Fuelberth
LyleG. George (SUN)
Mark Kncbel (SUN)
Scott Mueller
Brian ftenz
GRADUATE COLLEGE SENATORS
Vote for only six (6)
Harley Lofton (THC)
TEACHERS COLLEGE SENATORS
Vote for only five (5)
Paula Cope (SUN)
Sheila Jones (SUN)
Gail KahookeSe
Judi Siminoe (SUN)
Tony Waite (SUN)
AnailTECTUEE SENATORS
Vote for only one (1 )
Butch Earl
Scott Hsss (SUN)
TEACHERS COLLEGE
ADVISORY BOARD
Vote for only two (2) in each area
1. Elementary Education
Katie DeSciose (SUN) i
L. Cheryl Bush (SUN)
2. Secondary Special Ed.
3. Secondary: Bus, Ed., Phys. Ed..
Distributive Ed., etc
AGRICULTURE COLLEGE
ADVISORY BOARD
Vote for only one (1 ) in group of your
major.
1. Agriculture Economics
Paul Hassler
Tracy Grasz
- Chris Raun (SUN)
2. Ag. Education, Nlech. Ag.
Scott Eveland
Lonnie Koepke
Keith Kubik
3. Ag. Honors, General Ag., Un
declared . Tim Anthony
. Charles Oellermann (SUN)
4. Animal Science
. Brent Carter
5. Pre-Veterinary Science
. DanSandall
6. Gen. Agronomy, Soil Science,
Plant Pathology
Mitchell Counce
Joe Keaschalt
7. Food Sci., Horticulture, Entom
ology, Poultry Sci.
Karen Graham
8. Natural Resources
. Bill Schilling
hc:.:e economics senators
Vote for only two (2)
Sarah Effken
Jody Gompert (SUN) ,
Cathy Koubek
Luann Tichy (SUN)
CUStf.ES COLLEGE SEfiATCHS
Vote for only five (5) .
imsai (SUN)
Jeff Fisher .
Tom Gey
f.lkiud Herman (SUN')
R ick Joseph
U ichsel "Kst" Kathrein
Gary Krajewski
Ken Ms-ienau (SUN)
Jane Mgtr.ke
Ted McCormell (SUN)
CHI Skoneki (SUN)
James Vitek
Keith J. Winter
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ARTS AT.'D SCIENCES ADVISORY
COARD
Vote for only one (1) in each area
1. Life Sciences and Mathemg&5
. . Donald G.Wirth -
2. Lsnguses: Classical and Modern
3. English
4. Fine Arts
5. Joumaism
Kim Hachiya (SUN)
6. Social Sciences and Philosophy I
Eric Sandberg (SUN)
tOi ECCC.C3
- ADVISORY CQARD
Vote for only t,'ro (2) in area of your
1. Human Development and Family .
Sharon O'Brien (SUN)
2. Textiles, Clothing, and Design
3. Education end Fm'y Resources
LeEttiNiahr
Vcta for only one (I) in ere a of your
4. Food end Nutrition
: Karen Jensen
ASUM CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
TO EE ADDED TO THE
GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT
ON 18 MARCH 1377:
AMEsvieaiT i
Add to Article IV, Section 1, dealing with tht
"Powers Relating to Organizations" tht following
amendment:
D. To have final approval of tha allocation of
Student Ftei to Student Organizatlont.
without which such funds shall neither ba
collected nor dispersed.
AMENDMENT 2
YES -NO
Chans Article VI, Section D, dealing with tha
Electoral Commission Power, from:
D. Duties, Tha duties of the Electoral Com
. mission shall be: .
1. To announce filings and schedule elect
ion dates for all elections conducted by
the Association.
2. To publicize the dates and procedures
for filing and elections, and to issue at
the request of candidates advisory opln
ions as to the legality of proposed meth
ods in election campaigns.
3. To establish polling places and to super
vise the balloting at each polling place,
either in person or through agents auth
orized and announced by the Commis
sion 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 rep
resentative. 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 re
ferenda by colleges.
To:
D. Duties. The duties of the Electoral Com
mission shall be to carry on the following
functions with the advice and consent of the
Senate. (Points 1-6 remain the same.)
AMENDMENT 3
-YES -SO
Change Article VII. Section 4, Paragraph C, dealing
with Recall vote, from:
C, Recall.
t. By a petition signed by thirty-five (35)
percent of all the regularly enrolled full
time students enrolled in a college to
require the Electoral Commission to
schedule and conduct within fifteen (IS)
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 regularly-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 Presi
dency, or First and Second Vice Presi
dency of the Association.
To: " -.
C Recall.
1 . By a petition signed by Twenty-five (25)
percent of all regularly enrolled full
time students enrolled in a college to re
quire the Electoral Commission to
schedule and conduct within fifteen (15)
class days a Special Election for the Sen
ate 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 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 Presi
dency andor First andor Second Vice
Presidency of the Association.
AMENDMENT 4 '
YES ISO
Change Art id X. Section S. dealing with Con
stitutional Conventions, from:
A. A call for a Constitutional Convention may
be originated by:
1. A. majority vote of three-fourths () of "
all elected members of the Senate.
. 2. A petition submitted to the Senate,
signed by not less than ttiirty-five (35)
percent of the regularly-enrolled, full
time students of the University of Nebr
aska. Signatures must be submitted with
Uni varsity 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 nujority vote of three-fourths ) of
the membership of tht Senate are recog
nized by the chair.
2. A petition submitted to 'the Senate
signed by not less then fifteen (15) per
cent of the regularly enrolied, full-time
' students of the. University of Nsbraska
VssSxm. Signatures must ba submitted
wvith University identification numbers
and shaN ba validated by the Electoral
Commisnfi.
As.i.WDKEflT5
-YES . .-WO
Chene Article X.Stioa 4, dealing with vote re
quired for the 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 students vot
ing ki the election, or
B. By an affirmative vote of fifteen (15)
percent of the etijitle voters when ls
than thirty (30) percent of the eTs
students vote.
Ta:
Section 4. Vote Required.
The amendment ehaSI be rctiTied:
A. y a majority vote with at least fifteen
(15) percent of the iicjb4 students
voting in the aiactton. or
B. By an affirmative vote of seven and one
. half (7.5) percent of the era voters
when less than fifteen (15) percent of
the etigfeie students vote.
A&E?C&CNT
-YES -U3
Add to Article IX, Saetiew 1. 4flnf wtth Sonet
Meetings. t feBowing:
A Guomm shai be defined as two-thirds (23)
. of the inambership of the Senate as ncognizsd by
the chair. This definition supersedes all other
definitions of a Quorum contained in this Corv-
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irirxrtitjm.