Engineering Society results out Badali and Balog victorious in elections

Sci ’26, for Junior Senator saw Balog winning.

“I’d like to thank David for running a healthy competition and I’m optimistic for the year to come,” Badali said in an interview with The Journal.

All candidates were ecstatic to be elected, alongside Atichison and Cao who responded after losing their races.

“I think either way this election went, it was going to be a good outcome,” Atchison said in an interview with The Journal.

“It was a great experience for me,” Cao said about participating in the election.

Both Atchison and Cao are looking to search for other positions within EngSoc to stay involved.

The current EngSoc executive will be starting a transition period with the new round of executives, current President Danielle Rivard, VPOPS Evan Wray, and VPSA Ali Bekheet expressed excitement for passing on the executive roles.

The current executive said they’re excited to see the new VPFA role help manage the administrative tasks and strengthen EngSoc in the future.

“I think we’re handing it off to a beautiful group of four student leaders,” Wray said to The Journal.