Last November, the vibrant campus of POSTECH was abuzz with fervor as students gathered to participate in a large-scale vote to elect the student union president and dormitory union president. The Student Leadership Election Committee diligently announced the chosen candidates for each position, setting the stage for a democratic exercise that would unfold with its own twists and turns.
  Initially, the candidate for the student president secured 331 votes in favor, 35 against, and 11 invalid votes out of the total 337 votes, while the candidate for the dormitory union president secured 334 votes in favor, 26 against, and 17 invalid votes out of the total 337 votes. Unfortunately, these numbers fell short of the 30% threshold required for election according to Article 83, Second Paragraph of the Election Enforcement Rules. In response, the Student Leadership Election Committee promptly scheduled a re-vote to ensure a fair representation of the student president’s preferences.
  The narrative took an unexpected turn when the dormitory union presidents, recognizing the significance of the situation, graciously announced their resignation. This pivotal decision streamlined the electoral process, leading to a more focused vote which only the student presidents would participate. To address the previous issue of low voter turnout, strategic changes were implemented, including relocating polling places to more visible locations.
  After a revote, the candidate for the student president secured 434 votes in favor, 59 against, and 3 invalid votes out of the total 496 votes. This not only met the required 30% threshold but also demonstrated a commitment to active participation and engagement from the student president. The Student Leadership Election Committee, recognizing the accuracy and fairness of the results, confirmed the outcome without the need for a revote.
  In conclusion, “Tomorrow” was elected as the 2024 student council president and received the opportunity to accept the position. Their election, a result of the diligent efforts of the Student Leadership Election Committee, was further validated after a meticulous audit of election expenses.
  Expressing gratitude, the Student Leadership Election Committee extended their thanks to the students who actively participated in the vote and the committee members who played a crucial role in facilitating the electoral process. As the campus transitions into a new era of leadership, there is an air of optimism and anticipation for the positive changes that “Tomorrow” may bring.
  The hope extends beyond the elected leadership, as expectations rise for increased student participation fostering a stronger sense of community through dynamic activities and innovative programs. Postechians eagerly await an opportunity to observe the actions of the newly elected personnel, anticipating that they will usher in harmony, development, and transformative changes within the school.