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Lead ULaw Elections

 

 

SU Elected Representatives are at the heart of everything we do.

Voting is open!

It's time to choose! Who will Lead ULaw?

Voting is now open for the following positions:
 
•    Campus Vice-Presidents
•    Programme Representatives
•    Equalities Officers
•    International Student Representatives

How do I vote?

1. Keep an eye out for our 'fast track' emails - these contain a direct link to your ballot page. You'll receive one every other day until voting closes, but will stop once you have voted.

2. You can also vote at any time via the website - you must be logged in to vote. To log in, click the "sign in" button at the top right of the page. Once on the next page, click the black button that says "Student Login". Once you're on that page, you will need to enter your ULaw login credentials.

3. Once you are logged in, go to www.totum.vote/ulaw to access your ballot paper. 

Voting Closes on Friday 10th October at 12 Midday.

If you are having difficulty voting, please email studentsunion@law.ac.uk.

Who can I vote for?

We have over 100 candidates and nearly 40 roles to vote for. You only need to vote for the students that will be representing you! 

  • Campus Vice-Presidents – Vote for the rep for your campus.
  • Programme Reps - You should only vote for the Programme Rep for your area of study.
  • Equalities Officers -  Whilst all students can vote for these roles, you should only vote for equalities officers who represent your identity. For example please only vote for Disabled students' officer if you have a disability.
  • International Student Reps - You should only vote for these roles if you are an international student.

Who should I vote for? 

Every candidate who has nominated themselves for the election has supplied a manifesto to help you decide who to vote for. A manifesto should tell you a little bit about the person, and what they hope to achieve if they're elected. Whilst they can be a long read for roles with lots of candidates, it's well worth taking the time to read about their ideas and decide who best represents you.

You can read these manifestos on the ballot paper, or download the booklets below that contains all of them in one place.

For a lighter touch. you can also check out the candidates campaign posters!

Why should I vote?

We truly believe all students (especially in a university that specialises in law, policy and politics) should vote, but why? 

  • As more and more students take part in voting, our representatives receive increased recognition as the 'voice of students' at ULaw 
  • By voting for the candidate that best represents you, you can be confident in trusting the SU to work on your behalf

Still need convincing? To encourage as many students as possible to have their say, we're giving out £1000 of vouchers in daily prize draws! 

We're also donating £1 for every student that votes to a charity that will be decided by the very reps you elect!  

Have any questions?

Our elections team are here to help! If you want to discuss anything, or have any issues, please use the contact details below: