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...major part of this effort has been the “Vote or Die?? campaign, which was started in 2004 to increase minority representation...
...Vote or Die?? leader and UC representative Lori M. Adelman ’08 said the campaign holds informational sessions before UC elections to encourage minority students...
Rosier agrees that the “Vote or Die?? campaign was helpful...
...people of color who were on the UC [because of] ‘Vote or Die?? were extremely important in helping to bring a coalition together to navigate the politics of the UC,” he said. “It wouldn’t have happened without a diverse student council who knew members of the different student groups helping to plan the Aids Summit...
...greater participation rates, with a 60.2 percent turnout—perhaps a reflection of the fact that 78 freshmen ran for just eight spots. UC leaders said they didn’t know how many successful candidates were minorities. The council’s “Vote or Die?? initiative had urged students from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups to run. PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDER FELLED Magnus Grimeland ’07, who launched a surprisingly-successful “outsider” presidential campaign last year that won him second place with 912 votes, is a UC outsider...