Attend an information session! At the information session, the Elections Commissioner will let you know what positions are available, what the election process is, and what rules need to be followed. Every candidate must attend at least one of these information sessions to be eligible.

Details about information session times and dates can be found on the AUSG Instagram on Engage.

To get on the ballot, you must collect signatures from fellow student that support your campaign and submit them to the elections administrator. A “signature” must include the student’s first and last name, AU ID number, School, number of Credit hours earned, their university email, and time stamp.

• Executive need 100 signatures

• Undergraduate School Councils and Class/School Senators need to collect 25 signatures

• Senators At-Large need to collect 50 signatures

The Elections Commission will set a date and time that candidates may start campaigning. This is when posters can be posted and social media pages can be published.

Campaigning Rules and Regulations:

• Campaigning may not prevent the operation of normal university or university-sponsored activities.

• Campaigning may not happen inside the Kay Spiritual Life Center or Mary Graydon Student Center.

• Using Canvas for campaigning is strictly prohibited.

• Campaign materials should not be scattered or left in any fashion or place.

Voting will be open for four days and is completed on Engage.

Notifications about voting will be sent via email to all Undergraduate students.

The results of all certified races will be announced by the Elections Commission following the certification of the results by the Elections Administrator. They results will be sent out via email to all Undergraduate students.