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Your 2026 Student Government Senate election guide
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Source: The Lafayette

Lafayette College students face their third election in four weeks as Student Government holds its first Senate elections under its rewritten constitution. Similar to the organization’s October cabinet elections, voting will open on Monday at and close on Friday just before noon. Students can only vote for members of their own class year, and can select up to seven candidates to vote for. Class of 2028 Three students are running for seven Senate seats. The four remaining spots will be filled via an application process after the new Senate assumes their positions. Sen. Emerson Casper ‘28 With four semesters of Student Government service, Casper is the longest-tenured senator seeking election. She currently chairs the Student Organizations Committee, which oversaw the approval of 15 student organizations in April. Sen. Enihyah Rolle ‘28 Rolle was appointed in March to replace Rep. Milan Iezzi ‘28, a former presidential candidate who stepped down in February.
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