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March 25, 2019

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presidential candidates SFW — Presidential candidates Barron Mayfield and Leah Davis listen to fellow candidate Tom Fowlkes as he gives his opening remarks during the Associated Student Body executive officer candidate debate on Monday night. Photo by Katherine Butler.

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Students filled the Overby Center auditorium on Monday night to listen to Associated Student Body executive officer candidates debate ahead of the general election. The candidates shared their vision for student government and answered specific questions about their campaigns prepared by leaders of student media organizations.

Presidential candidates Barron Mayfield and Leah Davis listen to Tom Fowlkes as he gives his opening remarks. Photo by Katherine Butler.

The five VP candidates from left to right: Charlotte Shackelford, JR Riojas, Brady Keis, Nick Weaver, and Sarah Doty. Photo by Katherine Butler.

Sarah Doty responds to another candidate’s statement. Photo by Katherine Butler.

VP candidate JR Riojas gives a rebuttal to a fellow candidate’s statement. Photo by Katherine Butler.

ASB Attorney General candidate Austin Fiala gives his opening remarks. Photo by Katherine Butler.

The two candidates for ASB judicial chair Liza Boyer and Brynn Trahan respond to questions from the moderator. Photo by Reed Jones

ASB secretary candidate Hannah Chauvin gives her response to the moderator’s question. Photo by Katherine Butler.

ASB treasurer candidate Gianna Schuetz shares her ideas on what she will do if elected treasurer. Photo by Katherine Butler.

The Overby center at Farley hall was packed with student viewers. Photo by Reed Jones

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