Campaign Elections Voting Closes In...
Results from the 2024 Leadership Elections
Over the 26th - 29th February, students have had their say with over 17,000 votes cast to determine who your next leaders of your Students' Union will be.
Meet your 2024/25 University Councillor, Portfolio Officer and Sabbatical Officer team...
Competition and Giveaway Winners
College Competition
Congratulations to Fitzwilliam College! Fitz had a 28% turnout and are the winners of a pizza party.
Societies Giveaway
From the 4th-8th March we'll be conducting the prize draw to see which society has won £100! The winning society will be contacted via email and the £100 will be added to their society finances.
Social Media Giveaways
Over the 4 days, we gave away £260 worth of vouchers to students who had voted in the elections. Monday's winner received a £20 Fitzbillies voucher, Tuesday's winner received a £20 Thrive voucher, Wednesday's winner received a £20 ADC Theatre voucher, and on Thursday we had our big final giveaway where anyone who voted across the four days could win a £200 Eurostar voucher! All winners have been contacted and received instructions on how to claim their prize.
Thank you to everyone who voted in this year's election. check back soon for more information on the Welfare and Community Officer By-Election!
Leadership Elections Manifesto booklet
General Election Information
Election News Updates
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Previous Manifesto Booklets
What are the Elections at Cambridge SU?
There are 2 main election cycles at Cambridge SU.
In Michaelmas we have the Academic Rep Elections and the NUS Rep Elections.
Academic Rep Elections are your chance to decide who represents you to the University on a Subject and School level. If you want to represent Cambridge on a national level, you can get involved in the NUS Rep Elections. You will decide the 6 students, who will join one of the Sabbatical Officers, to represent Cambridge nationally. They'll hold the NUS Officers to account, vote on policies, vote in the new NUS Officers and get development opportunities throughout the academic year.
Then in Lent we have the Leadership Elections and the Campaign Elections.
The Leadership Elections are your opportunity to vote in your new student leaders, or stand to be one of them. You'll elect a team of 8 Sabbatical Officers to lead Cambridge SU, represent students across the University, and campaign for student rights locally in Cambridge and nationally. Plus we have 4 Portfolio Officers up for grabs, and we'll be running the election for the University Councillor position.
The 7 SU Liberation and Issue Campaigns are run by groups of student volunteers who you elect through the Campaign Elections. Your Campaign groups create communities and lead change for certain students. The elections are specifically for the core committee members, but each Campaign has their own constitution, so other opportunities may be available during the academic year.