Voter turnout in this year’s Student Assembly took a nose-dive, as just over ten percent of students cast their ballots. This was a significant drop from last spring’s election, which was nearly 24%.
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The Cornell Review reached out to Student Assembly presidential candidates Duncan Cady ‘23 and Valeria Valencia ‘23 to learn more about their respective platforms.
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