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PARTIES CANDIDATES M. Boyette M. Boyette M. Boyette Three parties presented candidates and platforms this spring for Student elections; each party promising to best represent university students. Students Unite Now retured for its fifth election, slating Brian Ballard for Two new parties also emerged this election, Change, which slated Jimmy Charles for their ticket and Better Educated Students Today, which slated former Vice President Charlotte Mather. Intial elections elminated Charles of the Change party from the election leaving B.E.S.T. and S.U.N. to fight it out in the run-offs. As campainging continued into its final days, the two parties exchanged fire. S.U.N. claimed B.E.S.T. was falsely claiming to be the independent party while B.E.S.T. accused S.U.N. of mud-slinging and dirty politics. B.E.S.T. received endorsements from Charles ' Change party and all the major student publications, while S.U.N. remained loyal to the finish. But the B.E.S.T. party won. Charlotte Mather and her running mate Scott Ryals the presidency and vice presidency with 61% of the vote. B.E.S.T. treasurer candidate Mark Fisher beat S.U.N. Tamara Freeman with 63% of the votes. The newly elected Mather is the first elected woman President of Student Government in the history of the University of Florida. SG Elections 35
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