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Leadership Election results announced

The campaigning is finally over

Matthew Johnston

12 Mar 2016 — 1 min read

The Leadership Election results are in, the votes have been counted, and your new sabbatical officers and constituent union presidents are as follows:

President: Nas Andriopoulos

Deputy President of Welfare: Emily-Jane Cramphorn

Deputy President of Clubs and Societies: James Cox

Deputy President of Education: Luke McCrone

Felix Editor: Lef Apostolakis

Council Chair: Abigail de Bruin

Officer Trustees: Toni Semmence and Oliver Ford

ICSMSU President: Alex Compton

CGCU President: Milia Hasbani

RSM President: Noah Hawkins

RCSU President: Lloyd James

GSU President: Ahmed Shamso

The results were revealed earlier this evening at Metric, where drinks were flowing and a sense of relief that campaigning was finally over was palpable. Will this be a political overhaul unseen in living memory? Will DPFS be reborn? Only time will tell...

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