ASUO Elections
PFC at-large {2-year position)
* Emily Sedgwick
■ Robin MBter
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■Andrew Schneider
■ Scott Reed
Ballot Measures
Ballot Measure #1: Designated Driver Shuttle
Shall the $26,212 allocated to the Designated
Driver Shuttle, by the PFC, In the spring of 1998
to be transferred by the ASUO Executive for use
by the Designated Driver Shuttle as follows:
■ Transfer of $20,000 to DDS account code
23501, for the purchase of a replacement vehi
cle.
» Transfer of $3,600 to DDS account code
10500, to cover unforeseen payroll costs.
■ Transfer of $1,800 to DDS account code
20101, to cover administrative costs.
■ Transfer of $812 to DDS account 24603, to
cover advertising expenses.
Shall it be resolved that the students of the
University of Oregon formally request the
University of Oregon cease purchasing Gar
denbtirger brand products effective July 1,
1999?
Do you support funding the Oregon Student
Public Interest Research Group (OSPIRG) from
student incidental fees at a rate which reflects
approximately $2.88 per student per term for a
total of $128,000 per year for two terms begin
ning July 1,1999?
Ballot Measure #4; Elections Oates
Constitution Change
Shan the ASUO Constitution be stricken:
Rule 12.1: “The regular ASUO election shall be
held no earlier than (April 1 and no laterthan
May 1) of each year" and be amended to state:
“The regular ASUO election shall be held no ear
lier than (February 15 and no later than April 1)
of each year."
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Funding#?
Shall studentincidentai tees be Increased by ap
proximately $1M per studedfper term for a pe
riod of one year to generate $72,878to fund the
operation of the Designated Driver Shuttle as
follows:
■ Payroll
Director
R&D
Operations manager
Advertising/PR
Drivers/Navigators/Dispatchers
■ Operations
Maintenance/Training/Gas/Supplies
Advertising/Printing/Telephone
Postage/Long Distance
TOTAL
$5,040
$4,200
$3,360
$3,360
$48,426
$5,050
$3,442
$73,878
Ballot Measure #6: LTD Funding
Statement:
{This fee must be allocated as an exact fee per
itudent because lane Transit DistricT requires
paymetrt on thtebasis.) Student fees cunsrrtty
fund unlimited bus service within the lane
Transit District foraH currently registered U gf
0 students. Unlimited bus service means that
any currently registered U of 0 student may
ride any LTD bus anywhere In latte Transit Dis
trict’s service area, as often as desired, by
showing the bus driver a U of 0 identification
card valid for the current term or semester.
This unlimited bus service also is provided be
tween consecutive terms, meaning that a valid
identification card for one term continues to be
valid identification card for one term continues
to be valid until the first day of the next
term/semester.
Question:
Shall a student incidental tee be established at
$7.06 per student per term to generate approxi
mately $360,000 to fund unlimited bus service
within the Lane Transit District service area for
all currently registered U of 0 students for the
1999-00 fiscal year? Law students would pay
$10.59 per regular semester and $7.06 per
summer semester.
ASUO
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stitution Court ruling but also felt a great
deal of relief that the deliberation was
over.
“It is a big stress-reliever after working
really hard for three weeks,” Chen said.
A second appeal was from C.J. Gabbe,
who requested a reversal of the Elections
Board’s decision to dismiss his grievances
concerning Duck Web. The Court denied
Gabbe’s appeal.
The court did not rule out the possibility
that the Duck Web systenj may have im
perfections. However, it acknowledged
that part of Gabbe’s requests were inap
plicable as the Elections Board decided
earlier Tuesday to remove Duck Web as a
voting option.
The board decided to not use Duck Web
for voting because of many complaints
they received from students.
Not knowing that the Constitution
Court’s ruling on the primary election had
made their candidacy a moot point, the
team of Dan Reid and Matt Swanson
dropped out of the race for ASUO Execu
tive.
Reid wished Chen the best of luck and
said his decision to withdraw was neces
sary.
“It is impossible to do anything about
the issues that we attempt to influence if
we continue to waste our time, our energy
and our dignity by bickering about every
last little thing that may have gone wrong
with the elections,” Reid and Swanson
said in a letter addressed to the campus
community announcing the team’s with
drawal.
The Constitution Court also ruled on
two grievances.
One grievance was filed by Eric Pfeiffer,
who alleged faults with the voting system
and requested reinstatement on the gener
al elections ballot. The Constitution Court
found the grievance improperly filed and
dismissed the issue.
Another grievance was filed by Bran
don Hartley against the ASUO Elections
Board.
He claimed he was wrongly removed
from the ballot for misrepresentation at a
mandatory candidates meeting.The court
ruled the board was correct in its decision
and the requirement to attend the meet
ing does not violate the ASUO Constitu
tion.
Vote on Duckweb!
GENERAL ELECTIONS
Polling Sites:
EMU Amphitheater
Gilbert Breezeway
Chapman Hall
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