In tonight's 2020 Student Government election, Inspire Party and Gator Party await the results for Student Body president, vice president and treasurer and 50 Senate seats. Follow this live blog and @TheAlligator on Twitter for updates. Story to come.
Editor’s Note: The Alligator’s Editorial Board reached out to Pope about Chou’s letter. Pope referred to SG Finance Code 808.12, which prohibits money allocated to SG funded organizations to be used “in support of or against a political party at any level.”
SG did not respond to questions on how the event was funded
It is unclear what the incentive is
Among the topics discussed were sexual assault, mental health and financial hardship
You can vote for executives and senators on Feb. 18 and 19
Only Inspire Party candidates attended
The parties also discussed issues with impeachment and illegal recordings
Both parties focus on student safety
Most of Progressive Party's candidates dropped Thursday
Students living on campus can apply to receive $30 to spend on laundry
Party’s Facebook page was taken down
He said he resigned because of school work
There were about 30 Student Government officials
They announced within hours of each other
Emergency party election to be held Monday
Guilfoyle spoke at UF in October with Donald Trump, Jr.
What happened in Fall and what is coming in Spring
On the night of the last Senate meeting of the semester, UF students announced a new Student Government party called the Progressive Party.
While the SG Senate Adviser isn't sure if he agrees that there should be an impeachment body hearing, students are taking action outside the Senate chamber and petitioning for Student Body President Michael Murphy's removal.
Solutions by The State News
