2025–2026 SGA election results are announced
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Summary
- This News-Letter article covers the 2025–2026 Homewood undergraduate election results and voter turnout.
- The paper reported that 831 students voted, down from 1,032 the previous year, and that results were released April 11.
- The article says Vishnu Dontu, Omotara Tiamiyu and Sumire Sumi won president, vice president and secretary; Imad Ahmed won treasurer through 10 write-in votes, while chair of programming remained unfilled.
- According to the article, the IMPACT ticket campaigned on curriculum reforms, academic resources, SGA transparency, dining, and professor accountability for student mental-health policies.
- The reporter writes that Dontu identified Dining, Student Safety, Recreation and Academic initiatives, and wrote, “We will post information about knowing your rights when it comes to ICE detainments and Visa relocations so students are aware. Beyond that, we hope to speak to admin about the situation and get a better understanding of it as well as what they can do for students,”
- The News-Letter reported that Srigouri Origanty, Tarini Basireddy and Jason Yu won their unopposed senior, junior and sophomore class-president races, while Andrea Wat and Taliyah Huang won uncontested HOP president and vice president races.
- The article adds that voting was fully virtual through CampusGroups, with doughnuts offered to the first 200 voters who showed proof of voting.