AUSA Elections are held annually to elect the student leaders who represent the Auckland University Students' Association. These leaders ensure that students' voices are heard across the University and that AUSA operates democratically and transparently.
How the Elections Work
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Nominations
Students can nominate themselves or others for executive or representative positions.
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Campaigning
Approved candidates share their ideas and connect with students, following the AUSA Election Regulations.
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Voting
All enrolled University of Auckland students can vote online. Every vote counts!
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Results
The Returning Officer oversees the counting and officially announces the results.
📅 Key dates for each year's election are shared with students during Week 1 of Semester 2. Watch your student email and the AUSA website so you know exactly when to get involved.
Who Can Participate
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Vote
All currently enrolled University of Auckland students are eligible to vote. Voting takes place online — it only takes a minute and every vote shapes AUSA's direction.
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Run for a position
Any student meeting the eligibility requirements can stand for a position. Check the AUSA Constitution and Election Regulations for full criteria before nominating.
Why Get Involved
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Shape student life
Shape the future of AUSA and the student experience at the University of Auckland.
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Build leadership skills
Gain real leadership experience and make a tangible impact on your campus community.
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Amplify student voices
Ensure students' voices guide decisions that affect learning, campus life, and wellbeing.
Key Documents & Resources
Questions about the elections?
Get in touch with the AUSA Returning Officer or check the FAQ for more information.
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