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ASUCD 2026 fall election results called, GOAT slate sweeps

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Senators-elect Grace Azanedo-Leon, Dali Y. Guerrero Fernández, Saba Rahimi, Tatiana Eden Ochoa, Jacob Dougherty and Lukas Logvin. (Photos by Grant Judkins / Aggie; Creative Media; Courtesy of Jacob Dougherty)GOAT slate candidates won three of the six Senate seats, despite facing backlash during the campaignBy LILY KENROW — [email protected] ASUCD fall elections have been called, with all members of the Greater Opportunities, Affordability and Transparency (GOAT) slate winning seats on the student government Senate.In order of votes received, the senators-elect are: Grace Azanedo-Leon, a second-year political science — public service major (GOAT slate); Saba Rahimi, a second-year economics major (GOAT slate); Dali Y.

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