The Amplify Movement party and the new Progress Florida State University party went head-to-head this past week with undergraduate Student Government Association (SGA) elections in the Student Senate. Amid controversy over the summer with the Student Senate Presidents and the new Progress FSU party, this election was one to watch. Although many seats went unopposed for both parties, this was an important election for the newly formed Progress FSU who campaigned over social media, releasing their platform over the course of one week on their Facebook page. The Amplify Movement party has already been established on and around campus, having swept the fall 2019 elections.
Campus Recreation Board
Victoria Talbert (A)
Alyssa D’Amelio (P)
Georgina Patient (A)
Helen Smith (A)
Denver Zupan (A)
PJ Mougey (A)
Adam Stiefel (A)
Student Senate
Arts and Sciences
Seat 1 Dani Murcia (P)*
Seat 3 Joshua Flashman (P)*
Seat 5 Nate Tackett (P)*
Seat 7 Tyler Roy (P)
Seat 9 Ryan Villacorta (P)
Seat 11 Jonathan Marcus (P)
Business
Seat 1 Cassidy Bergen (A)
Seat 3 Nolan Rudolph (A)*
Seat 5 Jackson Destine (A)*
Seat 7 Lioz Grunberger (A)*
Communication and Information
Seat 1 Chance Preshia (P)
Seat 3 Jason Randall (A)*
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Seat 1 Benjamin Stults (P)*
Seat 3 Brooke Arutt (P)*
Engineering
Seat 1 Luke Nasworthy (P)*
Seat 3 Gustavo Molina (A)
Fine Arts
Seat 1 Catherine Lessard (P)*
Human Sciences
Seat 1 Tatianna R Duperier (A)*
Seat 3 Angie Rodriguez (P)*
Law
Seat 1 Liam Fineout (P)*
Motion Picture Arts
Seat 1 Liam Fineout (P)*
Music
Seat 1 Ash Soto (P)*
Social Sciences and Public Policy
Seat 1 Mia Lewis (A) Seat 3 Alexander Harmon (A)
Seat 5 Vanessa Ramos (P)
Social Work
Seat 1 Sasha Martin (A)*
Undergraduate Studies
Seat 1 Nimna Gabadge (A)
Seat 3 Anna Grace Reed (A)
Seat 5 Maddie Moore (I)
Seat 7 Bruce Suarez (A)
Seat 9 Sarah Nemeth (A)
Seat 11 Katie Russel (A)
Seat 13 Jack Hitchcock (A)
Seat 15 Henry Melian (A)
Seat 17 Brooke Murray (A)
Seat 19 Olivia West (A)
Seat 21 Daniel Rivera (A)
Seat 23 Ryan Thrope (A)
Seat 25 Katie Hitchcock (A)
Congress of Graduate Students
Arts and Sciences
Seat 3 Jean Francois Cheuwa (I)*
Seat 9 Tiffani Mendez (I)*
Disabilities Advocate
Seat 1 Sara Collins (I)*
Education
Seat 1 Michael Morgan (I)*
Fine Arts
Seat 1 Hannah B. Smith (I)*
Human Sciences
Seat 1 Oluwatoyin Sangokunle (I)*
Law
Seat 1 Abby Brinkman (I)*
Seat 2 Kayla Sizemore (I)*
Music
Seat 1 Robert Creigh (I)*
Seat 2 Alaba Ilesanmi (I)*
LGBTQ+ Advocate
Seat 1 Morgan Hirsch (I)*
Prior to this election, the Torchlight Campus Policy Center hosted a debate between the two parties to help the student body make decisions about the elections. In this debate, the party representatives helped answer questions about their party’s platform and how each party will address issues relevant to the student body like Black Lives Matter and minority representation.
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