> 最寄りがいっしょのわたしに一言も話さず黙殺する程度のコミュ力の持ち主がわたしの高校の生徒会長？

If A is 最寄り(Nearest person) then what is B? I'm confused in this case because
I'm not sure if に can be attached to the end of a complete logical clause if B
in this case is いっしょのわたし so that the sentence would roughly translate to
something like "The nearest person is me に". It sounds unlikely to me and I'm
leaning more towards 最寄り meaning "the other person closest to me" and B is
"黙殺する" and いっしょのわたしに is the target of the action as part of a modifying
clause.
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What is the "B" in AがB in this sentence?
> If A is 最寄り(Nearest person) then what is B?

Your "if" scenario is highly unprobable. Having said that, if you are seeking
for the answer for such hypothetical scenario, let me know and I'll edit the
answer. Here I explain ignoring your "if" statement.

最寄り probably means 最寄り（の）駅 (station) or バス停 (bus stop). Some wrongly assume
最寄り is limited to train stations, but it can be attached to many things, such
as 最寄りの郵便局 (your nearest post office). But when we casually say 最寄りどこ？
(where's your "moyori?") we mean "where's the station/bus-stop closest to your
home?".

The sentence can be interpreted somewhat like the following:

_This person shares the same 最寄り (e.g. train station) with me, but this person
never talks to me. Such non-social person is the student council president of
my school?_

To be fair, I don't think you need to be chatty or have コミュ力 to become student
council.
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