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Eight students were elected to the Undergraduate Council after the voting period for midterm elections closed Friday. Out of those students, six are new to the Council.
Last week, the UC Elections Commission decided to push the deadline for declarations of candidacy back 12 hours after only a handful of students had submitted them, according to Elections Commission Chair Matthew C. Estes ’18. Seventeen students ran in total.
Elections occurred in six of the 12 upperclassman Houses; only Adams, Lowell, and Pforzheimer’s elections were competitive.
The elected candidates are as follows:
Adams
Rohan Pidaparti ’17
Dunster
Samuel C. Becker ’17
Kirkland
Cybele C. Greenberg ’16
Meghamsh Kanuparthy ’16
Leverett
Oliver W. Kim ’16
Lowell
Bowen Lu ’17
Mac G. Schumer ’17
Pforzheimer
Bessie X. Zhang ’17
—Staff writer Jalin P. Cunningham can be reached at jalin.cunningham@thecrimson.com. Follow her on Twitter @JalinCunningham.
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