Elections

ASUU 2025 Elections Information

Thank you for running and voting in the ASUU General Elections!

Primary Elections Results Here!

General Elections Results Here!

ASUU Elections Grievance Written Opinion

ASUU Election Overturned

General Ballot RESULTS!

ASUU Elections Board

Aynaelyssya Thomas

Elections Director
athomas@asuu.utah.edu

Kei Man Wong

Elections Associate Director
kwong@asuu.utah.edu

Aaliyah Franco

Elections Associate Director
afranco@asuu.utah.edu

Candidate Resources

From Start to Finish

In order to run as a candidate for ASUU Elections, you must be a currently enrolled student at the University of Utah. Certain positions have additional requirements, such as completed credit hours. More information on candidate requirements can be found in the ASUU Elections Packets, within Redbook (the ASUU Constitution), or on the filing forms themselves.

First

All candidates must complete the ASUU Elections filing form for their desired race and pay a $5 filing fee (fee waivers available).

Second

All candidates must complete a candidate training. All trainings, educations, and marketing requests must be submitted prior to the campaigning period.

Third

Candidates will have the opportunity to campaign beginning January 27, 2025, and ending on the final day of voting, February 28, 2025.

Final

Voting will be open Tuesday, February 18 @ 8am MST - Friday, February 28 at 12pm (noon) MST, 2025.

Elections results will be announced on Friday, February 28, 2025.

See who is running in the ASUU Election!

ASUU is YOUR student government! See all of the candidates running to represent U:

2025 Elections Packet

Redbook Article V

Official Grievance Form

Position Descriptions

Senate Seats

All colleges are granted one seat in the ASUU Senate. Information on candidates for each seat are posted above. In instances where more than one candidate is running for a seat, candidates are listed in alphabetical order by last name.

College of Architecture + Planning
David Eccles School of Business
School for Cultural and Social Transformation
School of Dentistry
College of Education
College of Engineering
College of Fine Arts
College of Health
College of Humanities
S.J. Quinney College of Law
School of Medicine
College of Mines and Earth Sciences
College of Nursing
College of Pharmacy
College of Science
College of Social & Behavioral Science
College of Social Work
Undergraduate Studies (undeclared students)

Assembly Seats

The ASUU Assembly is comprised of 34 seats proportionately allocated among the university's 18 colleges (17 academic colleges + Undergraduate Studies for undeclared majors) according to each college's most recent enrollment data. The current apportionment of Assembly seats among the colleges is listed below. Information on Assembly candidates will be posted here in Spring 2023. In cases where more than one candidate has filed for a race, candidates are listed in alphabetical order by last name.