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WSUSA Election 2024-25:

February 26 - 29, 2024

Election Winners for 2024-25


Frequently Asked Questions About Elections


Can anyone run for a student government position?
Yes. However, there are some eligibility requirements that you can read in the election packet. You must enroll and complete a minimum of 12 credited hours at WSU per semester and pay full-time student fees during your term of office. You must have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 or higher during your term. Must be in good academic, financial, and judicial standing with the University. You must be at least 18 years of age at the time of application.

How long do students hold office?
Students hold their positions for the fall and spring semesters. All positions will require summer planning and training hours. Each position has specific job requirements that must be fulfilled. There may also be other functions related to your position in addition to the noted requirements. These are to be determined by the position, and more information is provided in the elections packet.

Are there any rules for the signage my campaign can put up?
There usually are rules and regulations to what your campaign can contain, however, these differ from year to year, depending on the elections committee and previous years. Before elections begin, the office of Student Involvement and Leadership, as well as the elections committee, will create a packet of information containing such rules and regulations as well as other campaign information. They will also hold a meeting to discuss a candidate's concerns.

How do I vote?
On Tuesday, March 1, 2022, an email will be sent to students to connect to their ballot via Qualtrics.

Why should I vote?
Voting is important for every student. Your student fees help to pay for several seminars, sponsor clubs, and organizations as well as many other things. By voting and learning about the candidates you can learn and gain a greater understanding of what the candidates believe is best for you. If you have further questions about why you should vote, please pose the question through email, social media or by stopping by!

Summaries of Amendments


The following Senate Bills to amend the Weber State University Student Association Constitution and Bylaws have been researched, written, introduced, and passed by the Weber State University Student Association Senate by a three-fourths vote. To complete the amendments, they must be ratified by a two-thirds vote of the votes received from the student population at large. 

Below are summaries of each bill. Each of the bills is available for you to review on the Box account linked.

2021 Passed Bills & Resolutions