Fullerton College Associated Students elections run from until April 17. Results will be announced on April 21 at the next Senate meeting.
As voting season continues for the next Associated Students elections until April 17, some candidates are creating Instagram accounts and posting reels to garner attention and votes, while others are going around campus handing out candy and posting flyers.
Some candidates have teamed up in an attempt to be elected together. Kevin Sasaki and Ally Sultan, Fullertwns on Instagram, are running for Vice Presidents of Public Relations and Senate, respectively. They make meme-like reels, where they dance with “brain-rot” characters like Tung Tung Sahur.
Another “team” in the running includes six candidates who call themselves the Hive Team. The team includes Julieta Gonzalez as President of Student Senate, Gabriela Miranda as Vice President of Student Senate, Kay Su as Vice President of Activities, Amelia Tran as Vice President of Finance, Samantha Meili as Student Trustee, and Kaushal Pachhai as Vice President of Records. The team also posts reels of team members dancing and following trends to advertise themselves on their Instagram, fullcol.hive. Candidates part of “The Hive Team” also walk around campus, handing out candy to students who vote.
In total, there are 29 candidates this year. Voting is open to Fullerton College students via a form on the AS FC website. Voting closes on April 17 at 11:59 p.m., and the results will be announced on April 21 at the Student Senate meeting, where elected senators and executives will be sworn in.
Eli has an AA in business management and an AA-T in journalism. She has an 8-year background in photography and interned at Los Angeles Magazine and is transferring to CSUSB in the fall of 2026 to pursue a bachelor’s degree in communications. In her free time, she likes to do photography, karaoke, and play board games.
Jamal Walker is a sophomore at Fullerton College in his first semester for The Hornet, writing for the Sports and Arts and Culture desks. Prior to studying at Fullerton College, Jamal served in the Army as a Public Affairs Specialist for four years and received an honorable discharge. He served in Colorado and South Korea and worked in three different newspapers. Jamal has been accepted to CSUs Long Beach, Northridge and Dominguez Hills. He hopes to graduate with his degree in journalism and get credentials to cover the Olympics in 2028 in Los Angeles. Outside of school, Jamal loves baseball and supports his hometown team, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
