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Abby Myers, Emma Stampley win Student Government election by slim margin

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Psychology junior Abby Myers won the student body president race by 0.44%, and geography and urban planning junior Emma Stampley won the vice president race by 0.42%. The Texas State Student Government Supreme Court certified the election results at 5:30 p.m. on March 31, 2025. Myers said one of her top priorities is to make student government accessible to students. “[By the time my term is over] I hope to have made an impact in areas on campus…
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Abby Myers, Emma Stampley win Student Government election by slim margin

Psychology junior Abby Myers won the student body president race by 0.44%, and geography and urban planning junior Emma Stampley won the vice president race by 0.42%. The Texas State Student Government Supreme Court certified the election results at 5:30 p.m. on March 31, 2025. Myers said one of her top priorities is to make student government accessible to students. “[By the time my term is over] I hope to have made an impact in areas on campus…

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