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In the 2019 USC elections, 8,020 students placed their ballots. 32,995 were eligible. That means only 24 per cent of us voted. Last year, even fewer of us voted: only 22 per cent.  Participation in the annual University Students’ Council elections hasn t peaked above 30 per cent in over a decade, although the USC plays a crucial role in shaping our student experience, from Orientation Week to Purple Fest concerts. I’m worried about voter turnout this year, particularly because the elections will be fully online for the first time.  Many students haven’t even heard of the USC — I admit we do a pretty bad job of communicating our services, programming and advocacy. But if you’ve ever eaten at The Spoke, used the health plan or tapped your student card to ride the bus, you’ve used a USC service. 

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