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The official ballot for the 2007 Student Government Association elections was released yesterday by the Supreme Court.

The ballot for the March elections, which has 50 names this year, follows:

Executive officer candidates

President: Mark Glickman, Brian N. Hoffman, Randy Johnson; Executive Vice President: Christopher Seals, Matt Pulley, Kate Brueggemann; Services Vice President: Demetrius Simmons, Timothy Gilliam, Dan Blakeman, Rudy Spencer; Academic Vice President: Khala Granville, Matt Flairty, Corey Coons.

College of Arts & Sciences candidates

President: An Nguyen; Vice President: Mehak Bajaj, Pretesh Parmar, Jennifer Wallin; Senators: Brian M. Walter, Selena DeRossett, Austin Vowels, Katie Foster, Andrew S. Murphy, Alana Freeman Baker, Jeremy Lowy, Harini Chenna, Robert Works, Angela White, Cara Uccellini, R. Beaumont Rand, Stephanie Olds, Keisha Mink, Marc Tawfik, Kaden J. Jacobs, Fred Rogers, Nicole Kersting, Karen E. Clough.

School of Business candidates

President: Dustin Glynn Kostalek; Vice President: Chad Whistle; Senators: Tony Baffour, Erica Downs, Robert Lutz, Camille Moore, Merv Huber, Brant Wheeler, Kartik Kamat.

School of Education candidates

President: no one is running; Vice President: no one is running; Senator: Stephanie Bonenberger.

School of Music candidates

President: Libby Ford; Vice President: Claire Mosley; Senator: no one is running.

J.B. Speed School of Engineering candidates

Senators: Ahmed Awadallah, Alex. X. Frommeyer.

Campainging & Voting

According to this year’s campaign regulations, candidates could begin officially campaigning yesterday at 7 a.m. The official ballot for this year’s election was also made available at that time.

Students who are on the ballot and listed as running for office must file by March 1 to have their name removed from the ballot if they choose not to run in this year’s election.

Voting begins on March 5 at midnight and runs through March 7 at 5 p.m. Several polling stations will be set up around campus to allow students to vote, but the ballot will be accessible from any Internet-connected computer via the university’s portal Web site. Students can visit http://ulink.louisville.edu to cast votes.

Results of the election will be announced at 12:30 p.m. in the SAC Floyd Theater. If a run-off election is required, it is set for March 21 and 22 after spring break.

Although candidates are not required to create campaign materials, those running for office may spend up to $100 on flyers and other approved campaign materials. Executive officer candidates may spend up to $250.

More information about the election process, dates and times is available on the SGA Web site. Visit http://www.louisville.edu/sga and click on the “Judicial” tab.