Student council electionsOras has won the student council elections, getting 56 percent of the vote and increasing its number of seats from five to six this year.
Aag got 44 percent of the vote, falling just short of a ‘reserve’ seat and now has four seats. The new council will begin work next September. Almost a quarter of all students voted this year, which is an increase of three percent over last year`s turnout, and both Oras and Aag gained more votes this year. Last year the new Kritische Studenten Bond gained seven percent of the vote but no seats. This year the election reverted back to tradition–a battle between the two largest student council factions.
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Student council elections
Oras has won the student council elections, getting 56 percent of the vote and increasing its number of seats from five to six this year. Aag got 44 percent of the vote, falling just short of a ‘reserve’ seat and now has four seats. The new council will begin work next September. Almost a quarter of all students voted this year, which is an increase of three percent over last year`s turnout, and both Oras and Aag gained more votes this year. Last year the new Kritische Studenten Bond gained seven percent of the vote but no seats. This year the election reverted back to tradition–a battle between the two largest student council factions.
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