Mock midterms mirror official election

Isabel Gisser, Production Manager|November 7, 2018

On November 6, students in the upper school had the opportunity to vote on candidates for Minnesota government, such as governor, attorney general, and both US senators. Here are the results.

Mock Election 2018 Results
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ADVERTISEMENT. USC Co-President Cerena Karmaliani, junior rep. Shefali Meagher and ninth-grade rep. Shrey Nemani (left to right) promote the Blood Drive. They set up a table just outside of the dining hall with flyers and information about donating.

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