The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 07, 1983, Page 3, Image 3
SG reschedu
^ By Leslie Potash
Student Government elections have
been rescheduled for tomorrow, with
runoffs set for March 23.
The runoffs will be after spring
break because SG codes specify there
must ue six 10 id aays Deiween me
general election and the runoffs, said
SG Vice President Mike Sheely.
"It also gives them (the candidates
who win a clear victory in the general
election) an extra week to make all
their appointments," he said.
Sheely said the SG office has
received no complaints about the
delay since the new dates were set,
although there were a few when the
elections were first postponed.
Filing for Senate seats was
reopened March 3-4 as a result of
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Campus Court's decision to allow
Matthew Famiglietti to run for a seat
representing the Law School although
he lives on campus.
Sheely said filing was reopened to
offer the same opportunity to other
students. Ten people filed during the
two extra days.
"We had to reopen filing to fulfill
the legalities," he said.
The SG presidential candidates
have different views on how the delay
has affected their campaigns.
Barry Gray said it did not cause
many problems, adding that
Famiglietti had a legitimate claim.
"It was a little bit of a letdown
Monday night (before election day)
when I was all ready to go. But I don't
feel like it's hurt that much. It's given
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"The only major problem was that
the new date wasn't publicized well.
The Election Commission needed to
put up flyers,'' he said.
Candidate Jim Doyle said he had
been "very frustrated" by the delay
and that it had been handled "pretty
poorly."
I thought at first it would hurt my
chances to get elected, but people told
me that a lot of people got very upset
about the way it was handled. They
went to vote and there was no indication
it had been canceled.
"The only thing I saw was a sign on
the Student Government office door.
"But I had more time to talk to
people," he added.
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presidential candidate, could not be
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