We caught up with the candidates running for VP Education and Democracy to ask them a few questions
1. What’s been the highlight of your campaign week?
2. What would you do differently if anything?
3. What great leader would you compare yourself to?
Ed Roberts:
1. The end. it’s been so stressful but it’s been a great week; it’s been awesome.
2. Get a bigger campaign team, all my friends are in media so they can’t campaign as they have to be impartial.
3. The only great leader that I know is Caesar but I wouldn’t compare myself to him.
Lewis Cocking:
1. Getting out there and speaking to people and dealing with issues that actually matter to students.
2. I wouldn’t, I gave my all and even if I don’t get elected then I’ve given people that choice to vote for me and that’s all you can do.
3. There isn’t one because I haven’t been a great leader because I haven’t been elected yet. Maybe I can become this great leader if I do get elected.
Kayleigh Teague
1. The support has been phenomenal; from friends, my campaign team and people I don’t even know.
2. No, I’ve had an amazing time.
3. I wouldn’t – I’ll wait to see if I get elected and then try and answer that.
Diana Popescu
1. I really loved all the support and everyone I met. It was tiring but awesome, I would recommend it to anyone.
2. No.
3. I’m not quite sure, I think I’ll be unique.