Election Commission Committees


Purpose


The Election Commission’s committees facilitate operations both internal and external to the commission. Each committee is formed by several sitting Commissioners and is headed by a committee Chair and committee Vice Chair. These committees work to further Election Commission initiatives and to progress towards goals within the commission.

All committee meeting times can be found on our KnightConnect page.


External Events & Programming Committee


The External Events & Programming Committee develops and implements the Election Week theme, handling budgeting, material sourcing, and event coordination. It oversees workshops, Q&As, and assigns commissioners to Senate colleges. The committee also organizes major events like the Presidential Debate and Candidate Exposition, manages tabling, and coordinates election-related merchandise.

Leadership

Kitan Olaeke-Banjo

Chair

sgec6@ucf.edu

Emily Petri

Vice Chair

sgec5@ucf.edu

Culture and Experience Committee


The Culture and Experience Committee supports commissioner morale and engagement by organizing bonding activities, facilitating regular check-ins, recognizing commissioners, and documenting the commission’s work through the end-of-year yearbook.

Leadership

Caroline Greeno

Chair

sgec3@ucf.edu

Vacant

Vice Chair


Legislative, Precedent, and Rules Committee


The Legislative, Precedent, and Rules Committee acts as the bridge between Senate E&A and the Election Commission. The committee shares important Title VI updates, advocates for the Commission in policy discussions, and helps develop the Election Rules of Procedures (ERP). It also reviews and tracks violation hearing decisions to ensure fairness and consistency while supporting clear communication and collaboration across both bodies.

Leadership

Ray Estevez

Chair

sgec11@ucf.edu

Vivian Garcia

Vice Chair

sgec7@ucf.edu

Marketing and Outreach Committee


The Marketing and Outreach Committee is responsible for promoting election events and providing essential information through various channels. This includes creating social media posts for key events, such as the Presidential Debate, Candidate Exposition, and Election Tabling, as well as designing campaign pamphlets and sending out email blasts.

Leadership

Myla Chilango

Chair

sgec4@ucf.edu

Elsa Del Gatto

Vice Chair

sgec12@ucf.edu