Marie Cure 158 Student Government Officers for the 2025-2026 school year

In early November, Marie Curie 158 voted for and elected members for the 2025-26 Student Government. This year, the total amount of votes came out to 652 votes.

1. Congratulations to Alana Sadikot of Class 721 for being elected to be the NEW president of Student Government!

2. Congratulations to Estella Qian of Class 802 for being the NEW Vice President for Student Government!

3. Congratulations to Cristal Zhou of Class 821 for being the NEW Secretary for Student Government!

4. Congratulations to Samantha Chu of Class 821 for being the NEW Treasurer for Student Government!

5. Grade level delegates will be posted on Wednesday, November 12th.

The results of the election came down to the last minute to find out who was the winner of the important decision. The election was thrilling, with results in the polls going back and forth.

Estalla Qian was a runaway winner for Vice President, with a whopping 270 votes. The closest runner up (Sheya Li), only had 136. For Secretary, Cristal Zhou had 242 votes, but had a close runner up with 210 votes (Elizabeth Nadan).

Samantha Chu (Treasurer) had more votes than anyone, with 283. However, for President, there were three main candidates battling for Student Government supremacy: Alina Lin, Alana Sadikot and Luke Kim.

Alina started with a big lead, and right away, it was clear she was a legitimate candidate. Luke Kim and Alana Sadikot were both at similar vote counts, and at one point they were 5 votes away from each other. However, Alina was still in the lead. Later, Alana hit a patch where she started getting a majority of the votes, leaving Luke Kim in the dust. The race came down to 2 people: Alana Sadikot and Alina Lin. Alina was still winning, but Alana was a close second. The votes had already exceeded the 600’s, with Alina having 200 votes. However, votes for Alana kept coming in, and Alana ended up winning, 210 to 209. Luke Kim was in 3rd place with 144 votes. Alana needed every vote for her success, and that is why your voice matters. If even one person decided not to vote for Alana, this election would have looked a lot different.