The 2009 University of Melbourne Annual Student Election runs from Monday 7th to Friday 11th September (inclusive). Polling stations will be open at the following times and locations…
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Following a recount conducted on Friday 18 September, the provisional declaration of results in respect of Wom*n’s Committee is amended to the following, in order of election:
Cosima Nyx Stone (Activate)
Lizzie Eng Li Choo (Synergy)
Fei Gao (iUnion)
Noni Sproule...
The recount of the election for Wom*n’s Committee will take place on Friday 18 September, beginning at 1pm, in the Elections office (Student Resource Room, first floor, Union House). All tickets contesting the election are invited to send scrutineers.
Charles Richardson
To University of Melbourne Students,
I would like to apologise unreservedly for my conduct on Tuesday 8 September, 2009. It is never appropriate to yell at or abuse others because of disagreements over policy and politics. The elections should be a...
University of Melbourne Annual Student Election 2009 All counting has now been completed and the following are provisionally declared elected…
The following have been provisionally elected. A full declaration of provisional results will be issued either today or tomorrow.
Jesse Overton-Skinner (Synergy)
Lydia Bevege (Synergy)
Rudolph Hosri & John Shipp (Synergy)
Yoni Cukierman & Joshua Anderson (Synergy)
Lloyd...
All students are reminded that applications for postal votes for next week’s election must be lodged by 5pm today, Wednesday 2 September. This deadline cannot be extended.
In response to a complaint received on 9 September from Carla Drakeford (“the Complainant”) against Jackson Reynolds (“the Respondent”), the Returning Officer rules as follows:
1. The Respondent acknowledges that he stored campaign materials in his office...
These statements show how your preferences will be distributed in multi-member positions if you number just one box “above the line” for a group ticket. If you wish to distribute preferences yourself, you can either number multiple boxes above the line or number individual candidates below the line.
The 2009 student election runs from Monday 7th to Friday 11th September. Polling stations will be open at the following times and locations…
These are the policy statements received from candidates (in ballot paper order) in the 2009 annual student election, which will be held from Monday 7 to Friday 11 September.
The Returning Officer will be holding an information session on campaigning rules on Tuesday, 1 September, at 5pm, in the Election Office (Student Resource Room, UMSU Office Area, first floor Union House).
All tickets are reminded that their Group Preference Distribution forms must be lodged by 12 midday on Friday 28 September. Late forms cannot be accepted.
These are the nominations received for the 2009 annual student election, to be held 7-11 September.
Reminder: Nominations for the 2009 annual student election close at 12 midday on Friday, 14 August. All nominations, ticket registrations and policy statements must be submitted by this time.
The Returning Officer will be holding an information session for prospective candidates and ticket organisers, on Wednesday, 5 August, at 3pm, in the Election Office, which is in the Student Resource Room, UMSU Office Area, first floor Union House.
2009 Student Elections Polling will take place from Monday 7 September until Friday 11 September (inclusive). All students (not just Student Union Members) are eligible to vote.
Above Quota Elections has been appointed as the Returning Officer for this year’s elections.
