Angelie Kyle Babon 
The DASIG Party, which ran uncontested in this year’s University Student Council election, actively engaged with the student body of Samar State University during the recent Miting de Avance.
Despite facing no opposition, students took the opportunity to critically evaluate the candidates, seeking clarity to make informed choices on election day.
During the Tradesmen Ask segment featured in the #MASID2024 SSU USC Election Special Coverage, the candidates responded to challenging questions, enabling students to gauge their potential representatives.
[Disclaimer: The questions raised during the Tradesmen Ask were exclusively submitted by students and were not influenced by The Tradesman publication or its staff. This segment serves as a platform for critical inquiry, allowing candidates to substantiate their suitability for office. While The Tradesman vetted these questions for relevance, we acknowledge the anonymous nature of the submissions limits our capacity to verify their accuracy. Therefore, we do not assume responsibility for any misinformation contained in the questions.]
