A photograph of a student asking a question at the Annual Members Meeting 2022

Elections Hub

The election hub contains all the detailed information about the elections for students and staff such as training resources and sessions


Accessible and transparent

We want to ensure that the elections are as accessible and transparent as possible so that all students, whether it’s through standing for a position or voting, can participate. The Elections Hub contains all the information for UAL Students, Staff, and election candidates.


Election resources

Elections Rules

Our elections rules exist to ensure that Arts SU elections remain free and fair for all students wanting to engage. By standing in an election, all candidates automatically agree to these rules and must ensure their conduct is appropriate.

Download Rules

Bye-Law 5: Elections & Referenda

Campaigning Guide

Our publicity and campaigning guide tells you everything you need to know about the best ways to build your publicity (including your manifesto), and how you can run a successful election campaign.

 

Download guide

Complaints

Arts Students’ Unions elections are governed by rules to ensure they are run free and fairly for all candidates and voters. If you believe someone has been breaking these rules, you can complete this form.

Submit a complaint

Candidate Expenses

You must declare any and all spending for your election. You must complete the expenses Excel document and upload this document, including all receipts to the expenses form. The deadline to submit your expenses is the close of voting.

Submit expenses

Download Excel template


Election Events

During our election season, we offer a variety of events and workshops to help you feel prepared and informed. You can sign up to attend any of the events below by buying a free ticket below


Meet Your Winners: Arts SU Spring Elections 2026

The votes are in and the winners have been announced!

Useful resources

Delivering an Elevator Pitch in a lecture

Public Speaking Training Webinar

Single Transferable Voting Explained