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oner, Barbara Rodgers and lose
Balderas
Sara Dodge and Wendy
Ve)lupeL xv ere ( Ihim'H tu fill the
two L-:MU board scats
!'hi' overall voter turnout of
1 -I 2 pen ent 2.402 ballots
vast was better than m the
last wi i ts primary when id 1
percent voted
Ballot Measure 4. supporting
the fee reduction, was rejected
b.y voters BD5 to 1.44H Holly
Icrguson. former ASUO vice
presidential candidate, co
sponsored the measure and
seemed disheartened by the
news it had lost by such a con
siderable amount
"It seems an interesting coin
i idem e that approximately
1,200 people voted tor t.ee l ore
and about the same amount of
people voted for this ballot
measure," she said. "Obviously
the same group of people are
gelling ihrir own agenda
passed
f'red Hagen .1 sponsor for the
hallo! measure that would dis
continue hi s. expressed faith
in those who voted in I,ivor of
his measure. hut was upset
a trout the wav voters reieived
information Hagen s measure
I os i in t to iia.t
I think that's pretty good
i onsidertng tti<• monopoh stu
dent government has oil stu
dents." Hagen said
Magi'll also said the student
government put out flyers
against tils measure and gave
an ini orrn t ac count of vsti.it
w ou Id ri'.i II v happrn if t tic
measure were to be approved
"It they tiad to lie and mis
represent in v tial lot the wav
tiles did then I think (tiie re
suit! vs as prettv good lie said
It tliev would hav e ta 1 ked
a how! it honestly then people
would have voted [or it I am
prettv happv tx'< ause there are
at least I'l l students vs ho know
how to think for themselves
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