Losing Candidate Petitions SG for Superdelegates
After losing his seat in the recent student government election, and failing to procure even 15% of the vote, Dylan Watkins is fed up. According to Watkins, who is a junior studying political science, the current political system is rigged against establishment candidates who have a history of corruption. School-wide scandal erupted last month after Watkins was caught laundering SG funds into his re-election campaign. He reportedly used the money to sponsor posts on Facebook and take potential constituents out to the club.
When asked for comment, Watkins responded, “So I took bribes a few times and borrowed some funds allocated for SG to throw at strippers at the burlesque club. That shouldn’t make me any less electable!”
To fix this injustice, Watkins proposes restructuring Student Government elections to include superdelegates. The general student body will vote, but their votes will not be considered and instead undermined by peers more fit to have political opinions.
“These fucking wonks aren’t capable of making the correct political decisions. Students studying political science should be superdelegates and speak for the masses. They can vote in the name of their peers without actually considering anyone’s opinions. That’s a democracy!” screeched Watkins.
Despite losing in a landslide, Watkins managed to secure the votes of all acting members of Student Government. They too are fierce proponents of democracy and decency – which is why they’re expected to overwhelmingly approve the superdelegate referendum.
The Beagle would finally like to remind readers of Watkins’ campaign slogan: “Your vote matters.”


















