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Emissions resolve
discrepancy over election rule
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farther violations. Aurand tnSA.
...To prevent mora misimdmtandfn5.
the ASUN elector: commission and
EIL election commission e--ee.j to
The ASUN electoral commission
decided Monday to wens the Look Party three items:
of illC d crrpirs la tha redoes O EIIA election con
halls, i.-eieJ cf re?::-" them.
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will be inccrpcreicd into the ASUN
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mission's comphlnt etiiird for tha
reprimand cf tha Lcolc Party for Us
door-to-docr solicitation violation, Tha
complaint asked tha electoral corns!
slon to reqaira tha Lock Psrty to
remove Jill c;-t;i?:t r:ei:r3 feom tha
residence hr":, v-ith tha exception cf
one In cads klly.
The ie:J.:l:n tt:::.3 tern n incident
in which LIA c!:et!:n commission
member Ken Ull ; t 5 lm Party
members, Jans C:h:rT:l sr.J feet
Markvicka, aeUdtttg vetsa in C&tha
Hall. Schcnsel la a caaiftlsts for tha
Committer for Fees AllccJlsn cad
Markvicka is a csndidcte fer tha Homo
Economics Advisory Bssrd.
The electors commission overlooked
the complaint 'agfinst tha Look Paty
beccjisa EM election commission mem
bers agreed to (ts drafting without cal
ling a formal meeting, so Leek Party
members could net respond, Libby
said.;
In other action, the ASUN electoral
commission questioned the discrepancy
between ASUN and L'lA election rules.
James McShans, associate professor cf
English end faculty adviser for the.
commission, said he was unaware of
RHA's "Hip at Will" policy for removing
illegal campaign pesters.
Gary Aurand, EHA election commis
sioner and Change Party candidate for
the College of Engineering and Tech
nology, said EM' gave itself the power
to remove all illegd campaign pesters
that violated EIIA election rules and
Office of University Housing rules.
The commission, initially removed
the illegally placed' posters. Later the
commission contacted Mariene Er.ke.
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