The remaining body of Fall senators would then conduct the impeachment trial, which will determine whether she will be permanently removed from office.Īlthough the final verdict of the vote isn’t certain, Gator has historically voted as a bloc on many issues. “The decision to approve Ben Sasse resulted in a loss of confidence by her ‘elected In the resolution to impeach, Change asserted Lemasters lost the confidence of her colleagues.
“Malfeasance,” the word used to define Lemasters’ vote, is acting in a way that is wholly wrongful, according to SG governing documents. Student leaders don’t all share that confidence. “Change Caucus hopes Gator-affiliated Spring senators make their minds up between accountability and party lines,” she said. Minority Caucus Leader Faith Corbett, an author of the impeachment resolution, said she wishes Gator Party leadership would have released statements before Lemasters’ vote rather than after. As of Sunday, it’s unclear when the vote will take place. The resolution must be approved in a two-thirds vote of the Spring senators - which is majority Gator - before an impeachment trial occurs. The Student Senate Change Caucus submitted a resolution to impeach Lemasters under the charge of malfeasance Nov. Vice President Daniel Badell and Treasurer Sierra Kantamneni - who work with Lemasters in the executive branch - echoed Green’s sentiments in Instagram statements Nov. Senate President Olivia Green (Gator-District A) expressed her disappointment in Lemasters’ vote during the Nov.
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