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VOTING IS NOW OPEN! CHECK WITH YOUR ADVISORS!
Who are the democratic candidates?
Who are the democratic candidates?
Presidential Candidate Daniel J. Zang
Presidential Candidate Daniel J. Zang
Zang is a strong willed, polite, and committed individual who strongly believes in social reform, the act of creating changes in society to correct perceived unfair wrongs and social justice, the idea of equal access and opportunities for all Americans.
Zang will govern as an American president and care for everyone regardless of the political party they identify with.
Vice Presidential Candidate Kaden G. Labor
Vice Presidential Candidate Kaden G. Labor
Labor is a kind and passionate person, who cares deeply about the importance of equality and climate change. He believes that human are humans no matter where they came from or where they were born. The growing issues of climate change is a big concern for Labor and he is willing to take the time and effort to help prevent further damage.
How to VOTE
How to VOTE
Voting begins on Thursday, October 29 and is open till Monday, November 2. Follow these steps to ensure that your vote valid.
Your advisor will have a ballot for you.
Make sure the ballot has your advisor's name on it in the upper right corner
In order for your vote to count completely fill in the bubble of the canidate you support in BLUE or BLACK ink. Other colors/pencil will not be counted.
If you make a mistake, please reach out to Mr. Emery (jemery@fwsu.org/@MrEmeryFairfax--Twitter/@MrEmeryFairfax--Instagram) for an additional ballot
Put your ballot in the envelope. Make sure the ballot has your advisor's name on it in the upper right corner.
Sign and print your name on the envelope. This is to ensure your vote is counted for the proper advisory.
Deposit your ballot in one of three locations
If your advisory is in/near the Wood Wing--Mr. Brooks' Room (407)
If your advisory is on the first floor--Ms. Thorsen's Room (211)
If your advisory is on the second floor--Mr. Emery's Room (252)
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