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A rowdy crowd filled the Ram in the Rye on Wednesday night as they watched the election results roll in on a screen in the pub. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian staff)
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Throughout the night, Unite Ryerson's team kept to themselves at a table in the corner of the Ram. They denied the media any interviews. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Transform RU supporters and candidates happily posing at the Ram in the Rye. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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The results screen. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Cormac McGee, Transform's candidate for VP education, intensely watching the election results. McGee kept steady a lead on his competitor, Zidane Mohamed, throughout the night. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff).
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Intense stares at the results screen. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Throughout the night, a crowd was gathered around the screen, monitoring the results. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Everyone's connection to the election results. Results were called in to him, and he updated the document shared on the screen in the Ram. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Most of the people who filled the Ram were Transform members and supporters. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Ali Moeng, Unite Ryerson's candidate for VP student life, watching the results roll in. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Transform swept the elections, taking all executive positions. It's the first time in nine years that the Unite slate doesn't hold an executive position. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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"TRANSFORM! TRANSFORM!" The crowd chanted, as final results rolled in around 1:30 on Thursday morning. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Lots of applauding and chanting after Transform took the elections. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Transform popped champagne to celebrate the big win. The bottle was passed around to slate members and supporters. (Shannon Baldwin/The Ryersonian)
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Meet your new RSU president: Andrea Bartlett. Bartlett beat her opponent, Unite Ryerson's Pascale Diverlus, by over 1000 votes. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Bartlett taking a sip of victory. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Enjoying the excited atmosphere at the Ram following Transform's win. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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The Ryersonian setting up an interview with Tyler Webb, one of Transform RU's Faculty of Communications and Design director candidates. He landed one of the four director spots. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Harman Singh flashes the camera a "T" for Transform RU. Singh was elected as VP student life and events. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Obaid Ullah, of Transform RU, is the new VP operations. During the election period, Ullah was the target of Islamophobia, as his campaign posters were defaced with anti-Muslim slurs. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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The Unite Ryerson slate abandoned the Ram before final results were announced. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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McGee celebrates with a hug from his girlfriend, Olivia Giammarioli. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Lots of celebrating after Transform officially swept the elections. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Mady Krapez-Fewster shows her excitement. Krapez-Fewster was elected as one of four Faculty of Communication and Design directors. She ran with Transform RU. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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McGee poses with excited slate-member Van Dyk. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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A packed Ram in the Rye filled with Transform supporters and members. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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More bubbly celebrations. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
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Bartlett enjoying a night of victory. (Shannon Baldwin/Ryersonian Staff)
Photos: Shannon Baldwin
Gallery and captions: Jessica Lepore
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