The Facebook page for Gong and Goffard has reached over 400 likes, while Mayopoulous and Clark’s page, subtitled “You Could Do Worse,” has surged to almost 800 likes. Nwokike and Kim do not have an official Facebook page, but both they and Gong and Goffard have constructed websites that showcase their platforms.

Even with the campaign teams’ strategic outreach efforts, some voters are still unsure of the importance of the UC election.

“As a freshman, I don’t feel like the UC has really made it clear to me why I should be engaged with the UC,” Colin A. Mark ’17 said. “This interview was the first time I found out there were platforms available to read.”

Joe C. Dechario ’14 was unsure of the candidates names, saying that, “The only people I know are the funny guys.”

Meanwhile, other students read the platforms and had mixed responses.

Javier F. Aranzales ’16 said that Clark and Mayopoulous stand out, but the Nwokike-Kim platform seemed “doable...like a checklist.”

Eli D. Lee ’17 had read the platforms and said they were not “substantively different” from each other but still plans to vote.

When asked if the UC has an impact, David G. Su ’14 said, “I’m sure they do. I personally don’t feel it...but I definitely know that they’re doing a lot.”