Associated Students Government Affairs released the sample ballot for the 2024 General Election on Wednesday.
The 2024 general election candidates are as follows:
For president:
- Chris Sullivan
- Grant Rooney
For executive vice president:
- Aaron Schwartz
For vice president of business and Finance:
- Cristian Cisneros Hernandez
- Rishika Tyagi
For vice president of facilities and services:
- Jaiden Grivette
- Harsh Makkar
For director of social justice and equity:
- Aishwarya Gowda
For director of academic affairs:
- Dev Kachiwala
- Zackary Machado
For commissioner of community affairs:
- Adrian Fullerton
- Gia Monticello
- Tyler Austin
For commissioner of Legislative affairs:
- Collin Haskin
- Damon Gallegos
- Madison Kelley
- Zion Fozo
For commissioner of student engagement and advocacy:
- Humberto Partida
For commissioner of sustainability affairs:
- Adin White
The elected senators are the following:
College of Agriculture senator:
- Bailey Ham
- Flor Ibarra
- Jace Williams
College of Behavioral and Social Sciences senator:
- Katelyn Meeker
- Tia M. Saunders
College of Business senator:
- Alexandra Goslawski
College of Communication and Education senator:
- Gaia Villani
- Marlena Moreno
College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management senator:
- Ashley Arce
- Nate Solecki
The Colleges of Humanities and Fine Arts and Natural Sciences senators currently have no certified candidates. The positions will be filled via appointment.
If you want to read more about the positions, go here.
Voters will rank candidates for each position beginning with number one for their first choice. Students may also write in votes by following the three steps stated at the top of the ballot.
Voters may also choose to allocate $15 of their activity fee to support eligible organizations as listed on the ballot.
They may choose to allocate $15 to one organization, $7.50 each to two or $5 to each three organizations of their choice.
Leading up to the election, AS will be holding events such as a General Election Meet N’ Greet and committee meetings.
All enrolled students may begin voting at 8 a.m. Thursday, April 4 and will have 24 hours to cast their votes. Results will be posted at noon on Friday, April 5.
Chico State students will receive an email with a link to the ballot on election day.
Grace Stark can be reached at [email protected].
