Online Voting For Homecoming King and Queen

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After a week of online voting, Eric Pingel, Tyler Evans, and Sydney Albertson were crowned as the 2015-16 queen and kings.
All students were sent the link to the online ballot through Infinite Campus on Monday the 14. On it they were asked how they would like to cast their vote for future reference, which was a choice between electronic ballots through Infinite Campus or paper ballots given to them in advisory. They were also asked how they accessed the link and who they wanted for the king and queen.
However, far from everyone votes, whether it is out of choice, forgetting or not being able to find the link. Some students who are not familiar with Infinite Campus or electronics in general find it hard to locate the link and would prefer traditional paper ballots. There are also people on the opposite side of the spectrum.
“I think doing it electronically is easier,” says sophomore Alexis Po. A lot of students today are very familiar with electronics and would prefer it if most things were done through their devices. Either way you prefer to vote, you will help choose our homecoming king and queen.

All students can access the electronic ballot by going to Infinite Campus through the school website and looking in their inbox. 

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