During the 24-hour period on March 27, 4,368 responses were received. We deleted 64 of these responses because they were duplicates, 195 because no PID was supplied, and 283 because the PIDs did not match our database of BG campus undergraduate students enrolled during this semester. Finally, we did not consider 14 responses where no “yes” or “no” vote was actually cast. These procedures resulted in a final eligible set of 3,812 (representing approximately 28% of the eligible voting population) votes. 2,630 or 69.0% of the responses were “no,” meaning the USG resolution should be upheld, and 1,182 were “yes,” meaning that the resolution should be repealed. Therefore, the resolution is upheld by a more than 2:1 margin.