Gallery: Students gather at Lyceum for ASB election results

Leah Davis and Barron Mayfield have advanced to the runoff election in the race for Associated Student Body president after none of the three candidates gained a majority of the student body’s votes. Sarah Doty and Charlotte Shackelford will go on to run against each other for the position of ASB vice president. Liza Boyer defeated Brynn Trahan for the office of Judicial Chair. Elections for the offices of Attorney General, Treasurer and Secretary were uncontested, and Austin Fiala, Gianna Schuetz, Hannah Chauvin won, respectively.

Leah Davis won 32.08% of the vote for Associated Student Body president. The runoff election will be held on Thursday. Photo by Devna Bose.

Barron Mayfield received the highest percentage of votes for the position of ASB president at 38.79%. Photo by Christian Johnson.

Sarah Doty and friends exclaim after finding out that she will be a candidate in the runoff election for Associated Student Body vice president on Thursday. Photo by Reed Jones.

Charlotte Shackelford celebrates after learning that she received 30.48% of the vote for Associated Student Body vice president and will face off against Sarah Doty in the runoff elections on Thursday. Photo by Katherine Butler.

Liza Boyer embraces a friend as they announce her victory in the election for judicial chair, where she ran against Brynn Trahan. Photo by Christian Johnson.

Tom Fowlkes shakes hands with friends and supporters after learning that he will not be a candidate in the runoff elections. Photo by Katherine Butler.

Gianna Schuetz, who has served as the interim ASB treasurer since November, won the election for treasurer uncontested. Photo by Parker Galloway.

Uncontested candidate for Associated Student Body attorney general Austin Fiala won the race and will continue to work in the attorney general position for his second term since being appointed last fall. Photo by Parker Galloway.

Barron Mayfield’s supporters surround him as they announce that he won 38.79% of the vote for ASB president. Photo by Reed Jones.

Leah Davis celebrates after finding out that she received 32.08% of the vote for ASB president and will run against Barron Mayfield in the runoff elections on Thursday. Photo by Katherine Butler.

Sarah Doty exclaims as she finds out that she received 28.28% of the vote for ASB vice president and that she will go on to be a candidate in the runoff elections. Photo by Christian Johnson.

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