Students' Union
General Elections 2025!!
Scroll down to read more about the Election.
First and foremost, we want to express our sincere gratitude for your participation in the voting process, which plays a pivotal role in shaping our collective student journey.
With 14 student representative positions & 5 Executive positions opening, running for our General Elections 2025 and become a student representative is a great start to embrace the journey to harness your passion for student advocacy, leadership, and community engagement, making a lasting impact on campus life.
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Save the date - Nominations start February 24!
Timeline:
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Nomination Period: Feb 24 – March 10
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All Candidate Meeting: TBD
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Campaigning Period: March 11 – March 24
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Voting Period: March 25, 26, 27
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Result: 27th March 6pm
Positions:
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President
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Vice-President Communications
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Vice-President Student Life
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Vice-President Advocacy & Undergraduate Affairs
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Vice-President Research & Graduate Affairs
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Accessibility Representative
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2SLGBTQIA+ Representative
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Board of Governors Representative
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Gender Advocacy Representative
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Indigenous Representative
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International Student Representative
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Mature Student Representative
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BIPOC Representative
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Residence Representative
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Transfer Student Representative
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Science Representative
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Arts Representative
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Education Representative
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Professional Studies Representative
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Stay Connected:
To stay informed about the General Election, candidate profiles, voting instructions, and other updates, make sure to:
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Follow us on social media: @msvusu
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Visit our dedicated election webpage: msvusu.ca/elections
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Email: suelections@msvu.ca
About our
Elections
Every academic year, MSVU Students’ Union holds two election periods: General Elections and Fall By-Election.
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Elections hold immense importance within MSVU Students' Union, serving as the cornerstone of our democratic foundation. They empower the student body to actively participate in shaping the organization's future and determining MSVU Students’ Union leadership.
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Through elections, students exercise their right to have a voice in critical decision-making processes, ensuring their concerns and aspirations are represented effectively. Moreover, elections foster a culture of accountability and transparency, as candidates present their visions, and voters hold them responsible for their promises. Engaging in the electoral process cultivates a sense of community and shared responsibility, uniting students in their pursuit of a vibrant, inclusive, and thriving Students' Union that truly reflects their needs and desires.