The SGA Senate voted down a bill Thursday that would extend the SGA elections voting window to 48 hours. Currently, the voting window is 12 hours and runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on myBama each SGA election day. The Senate voted against the bill despite resounding support from students who attended the meeting. Eighteen students addressed the Senate, speaking unanimously in favor of lengthening the window. “Days where I’m gone more than 12 hours are the norm rather than the exception,” Aidan Moncelle, a senior mechanical engineering major, said. “If you truly believe in the mission of the SGA, to hear our voices, this is a simple way to do that.” College of Arts and Sciences Sen. Eyram Gbed
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