BREAKING: Yale College Council Prez Race Comes Down to TWO VOTES, Campaign Continues

We hoped and prayed that Yale’s College Council absurdity wouldn’t end too soon; big personalities, relentless email spam, endorsement-fodder, and ridiculous postering threats galore. Well, be careful what you wish for. CoCo Pannell (our pick) just edged out Jeff Gordon (of baby-fame) by .06% of the electorate: TWO VOTES. That means (oh god) that there’s going to have to be a runoff election, from 9am-9pm on Thursday… The campaign continues! Sharpen your swords and Facebook events ladies and gentleman: this could get ugly.

We’re personally invested: not only are we definitively with CoCo, all of our other endorsed candidates lost. Here’s hoping that’s not a causal connection…

See full YCC election results after the jump:

Thank you for taking the time to vote in the YCC Elections. Your 2010 E-Board is listed below, except for the position of President. There will be a run-off election between Courtney Pannell and Jeff Gordon for YCC President on Thursday from 9AM to 9PM. A campuswide email will be sent out Thursday morning with the link.

President - 3401 votes cast
Courtney Pannell (MC ’11) – 1189 – 34.96%
Jeff Gordon (SY ’12) – 1187 – 34.90%
Pete Croughan (SM ’12) – 1025 – 30.14%
Abstentions – 232
Runoff Election: Voting begins Thursday, April 14, 9AM-9PM
Vice President - 3139 votes cast
Annie Shi (PC ’12) – 1194 – 38.04%
Hoan Huynh (JE ’12) – 687 – 21.89%
Guillermo Peralta (BR ’12) – 512 – 16.31%
Justine Kolata (MC ’12) – 506 – 1612%
Victoria Gilcrease-Garcia (BK ’12) – 240 – 7.65%
Abstentions – 494
Secretary - 2645 votes cast
Lauren Koster (TD ’12) – 1455 – 55.01%
Kat Lau (DC ’13) – 1190 – 44.99%
Abstentions – 988
Treasurer - 2773 votes cast
Brandon Levin (DC ’13) – 1641 – 59.18%
Lauren Noble (PC ’11) – 1132 – 40.82%
Abstentions – 860
Events Director - 3046 votes cast
Michael Chao (PC ’11) – 1767 – 58.01%
Taylor Lasley (BK ’12) – 1279 – 41.99%
Abstentions – 587
UOFC Chair - 2757 votes cast
Chris LoPresti (CC ’12) – 1499 – 54.37%
Murong Yang (PC ’12) – 1258 – 45.63%
Abstentions – 876
Junior Class Council President - 796 votes cast
Angie Ramirez (DC ’12) – 331 – 41.58%
Michael Knowles (DC ’12) – 270 – 33.92%
Rebecca Stern (BK ’12) – 195 – 24.50%
Abstentions – 92
Sophomore Class Council President - 939 votes cast
Omar Njie (SM ’13) – 314 – 33.44%
Rory Marsh (JE ’13) – 238 – 25.35%
B.J. White (SY ’13) – 231 – 24.60%
Nelson Obiora Madubuonwu (BK ’13) – 106 – 11.29%
Nnamdi Iregbulem (DC ’13) – 50 – 532%
Abstentions – 61
  • Yale 2010

    I am a Yale student and even *I* think this is an absurdly Yale-specific post. NONE of the other schools have their elections covered in such great depth.
    Welcome to YaleGate, folks.

  • Yale 2010

    I am a Yale student and even *I* think this is an absurdly Yale-specific post. NONE of the other schools have their elections covered in such great depth.
    Welcome to YaleGate, folks.

  • d10

    and alex klein continues to further ruin this blog

  • d10

    and alex klein continues to further ruin this blog

  • Y11

    Seriously. If you go to Yale, you got this in an email. If you don’t go to Yale, you don’t care. IvyGate does a decent job of finding gossip that isn’t necessarily published EVERYWHERE already. There’s no reason for it to just reprint everything that gets published in the YDN. (Similarly, there’s no reason for the YDN to just republish what IvyGate posts, especially when it’s often outdated or incorrect.)

  • Y11

    Seriously. If you go to Yale, you got this in an email. If you don’t go to Yale, you don’t care. IvyGate does a decent job of finding gossip that isn’t necessarily published EVERYWHERE already. There’s no reason for it to just reprint everything that gets published in the YDN. (Similarly, there’s no reason for the YDN to just republish what IvyGate posts, especially when it’s often outdated or incorrect.)

  • anon

    I predict Coco will win by about 38″.

  • anon

    I predict Coco will win by about 38″.

  • why?

    Why are IvyGate editors allowed to report on their own schools? It makes for situations like this one, where friends endorse friends and ultimately bore the shit out of readers with their repetitive, skewed coverage

  • why?

    Why are IvyGate editors allowed to report on their own schools? It makes for situations like this one, where friends endorse friends and ultimately bore the shit out of readers with their repetitive, skewed coverage

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