1.Ariel Norman (207 votes)
The CUSA vice-president (internal) made waves when she attempted to remove 16 people from council, kicking off a legal battle that lasted almost five months and cost upwards of $200,000 in student money.
2. Roseann Runte (192 votes)
From her handling of campus sexual assaults and controversial response to calls for divestment, Carleton president Roseann Runte has faced intense scrutiny this year.
3. SAIA (170 votes)
Members of Students Against Israeli Apartheid has been pushing all year for the university pension fund to divest from corporations they say are complicit in the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
4. Obed Okyere (163 votes)
The CUSA president was the only member of the executive to side with the plaintiffs during CUSA’s long-lasting legal battle.
5. Karim Khamisa (152 votes)
The CUSA vice-president (finance) was unable to pass the CUSA budget for months due to the legal battle that kept council from meeting for more than five months.
6. Justin Campbell
The CUSA computer science councillor received 149 votes.
7. Michael De Luca
The CUSA councillor and vice-president (finance)-elect received 144 votes.
7. Julie Lalonde
The co-founder of the Coalition for a Sexual Assault Centre also received 144 votes.
7. Kaisha Thompson
The Rideau River Residence Association (RRRA) president also received 144 votes.
10. Sean Finn
The CUSA chief electoral officer received 135 votes.
