Angharad Smith is your new SU president
Like you care anyway
Tonight in The Den, jubilant Angharad Smith was crowned the new president of Nottingham SU.
She inherited the title from beleaguered incumbent Harry Copson.
9819 voted in the presidential race, with third time runner and crowd favourite Johnny Lawrence coming in 7th place after a stirring cowboy-themed campaign.
12,479 votes were cast, beating last year’s record of 11,501, but did not beat Manchester’s newly set record of 13,264.
Last year, 9,255 students turned out to vote for the President and Harry was declared the winner after the 7th round.
With 2799 votes obtained after several rounds of recounts, Harry beat Mandour Jr. by a mere 96 votes.
And the rest of the winners were:
Activities – Rob Jennings
Education – Dan Rattigan
LGBT – Alistair Boulter
Equal Opportunities and Welfare – Sarah Pickup
Sport – James Bramley
Environmental and Social Justice – Tom Parker
Community – Sam Peake
International – Parmeshwar Bawa
BME – Nneka Keshi
Women’s Officers – Emma Ehrenberg and Emma Quaedvlieg
Postgraduate – Elliott Denham
Students with disabilities – Molly O’Brien
Mature – Emma Scali
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