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By Awwabin Zainuddin

GOMBAK, 16 November 2018: The results of Students’ Representative Council (SRC) election 2018 are out now! The new list of the SRC 2018 constituency 2018/19 has been officially announced at the Experimental Hall of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) at 10.20 pm on Thursday by the Deputy Rector (Student Affairs), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zulkifli Hasan.

Here is the full list of the winners for the SRC election 2018/19 in each respective Kulliyyah / constituency, followed by the voting percentages for each constituency.

Kulliyyah of Education (KOED) Constituency (Uncontested) Faten Sharmila Shafiqah Binti Mohd Baktiar

Zainul Afif Bin Zainal Abidin

Kulliyyah of Engineering (KOE) Constituency (56% turn-out)

Ahmad Irham B. Dollah (829)

Dg Nurqamarina Haleeda Bt Ahmad (945)

Kulliyyah of Human Sciences (HS) Constituency (36.17% turn-out)

Muhammad Haziq  Bin Abdul Aziz (635) Zamzamil Amin Bin Mohd Nasir (658)

Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Law (AIKOL) Constituency (50.78% turn-out)

Nor Aqilah Bt Mohamad Zaki (556)

Wan Harith Iskandar Bin Wan Roslan (502)

Kulliyyah of Languages and Management (KLM) Constituency (Uncontested)

Ahmad Badri Bin Ahmad Borhan

Raja Abdul Muiz Bin Raja Iskanda

Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge (IRK) Constituency (69.79% turn-out)

Idayu Mumtaz Binti Iskandar (799) Mohamad Naja Nafhan Bin Azman (702)

Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design (KAED) Constituency (Uncontested) Abbas Bin Abd Rahman

Mohammed Fitri Bin Waheeb

Kulliyyah of Economics and Management Sciences (KENMS) Constituency (44.17% turn-out)

Amalina Binti Borhan (713)

Khaziq Ashraf Bin Muhammad Nasrah (642)

Kulliyyah of Information and Communication Technology (KICT) Constituency (55.57% turn-out)

Mohamed Azmudeen Bin Barrat Husain (377)

Wan Nurhafizah Izni Binti Wan Ibrahim (273)

International Students Constituency (40.41% turn-out)

Abdulrahman Aboud Abubakar (477)

Ajazul Haq Abdulghafar (383)

Muhammad Reza-E-Mawla (501)

Nabila Sanira (505)

Sadia Shafqat (521)

“Despite the low voter turnout, the election process was running smoothly and orderly,” said Dr. Zulkifli on the drop in the voter turnout which recorded only 49.70 per cent compared to previous year which was 58 per cent.

The Syura for the selection of the top position and executive council will be conducted soon, according to the Election Committee.

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Source: http://news.iium.edu.my/2018/1...