Jason Adleberg was elected Class of 2014 vice president in a runoff election last week, the USG announced on Friday.
The runoff election between Adleberg and incumbent Michael Moses ran from Monday to Wednesday. Moses and Adleberg made it to the runoff election after defeating Devon Barrett in the general election. In the first round, Adleberg received 173 votes, behind Moses’ 249 and ahead of Barrett’s 120.
Adleberg garnered 234 votes last week, beating Moses’ total of 202.
The Class of 2014 government is now complete and includes president Luchi Mmegwa, Adleberg, treasurer Sophia Deng, secretary Mary D’Onofrio and social chair Andrea Baglioni.
Adleberg is also a former staff writer for The Daily Princetonian.
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