Question: Are you going to vote in the ASBSU elections? Why/Why not?
Chris Manning, junior environmental studies major
“Yeah I will. It’s important to, but I have yet to really get into who’s running and what’s going on with that. This is my second semester back—dropped out a couple years ago—I did (vote) then and I’m going to do it again now.”
Daniel Hock, sophomore English education major
“No I am not because I believe I just live here and go to classes and that nothing on campus affects either of those things. I haven’t heard anybody tell me that ‘why yes, those do affect you’. I don’t feel connected enough to campus to believe that it is a ‘civic duty’ to voice my opinion of campus events.”
Vanessa Generaux, sophomore English literature major
“Perhaps. I just assumed I’d get an email from Bronco mail saying ‘hey this is when votings are going on’. But honestly, about the information for the candidates I see a couple of them sitting out here in the quad area but it’s like maybe one or them but it looks like more people are running. I have no idea who they are.”
Sean Flink, junior health science major
“Probably. I guess to make sure my voice is heard in student body. I did it last year and that was probably the first year I did it. I think when I started hearing about moving the intermural field across over by the Lincoln Garage I decided to start paying attention a little bit more about what was going on.”
Julia Broderick, freshman communication major
“Yes, because it’s important to vote so my voice will be heard.”
Jenny Mirelas, freshman elementary education major
“I will not because I’m not well informed with what it is exactly. I feel like they don’t reach out to students. I feel that since coming here I don’t really feel that the school’s engaging and me wanting to be here I feel like I’m just here.”
