YUSU Elections 2016
Millie Beach elected YUSU President 2016/17
After what was a very close competition, Millie Beach was announced as YUSU President
What to expect when you’re electing
YUSU forced into U-turn on society candidate endorsement | YUSU Elections 2016
All societies had last week been granted permission to champion election candidates, but the Policy Review Group forced an eleventh hour back-track
Cardboard campaigns and the environment
- YUSU President
- Academic Officer
- Community and Wellbeing Officer
- York Sport President
- Student Activities Officer
YUSU President
Academic Officer
Community and Wellbeing Officer
York Sport President
Student Activities Officer
Elections News
Millie Beach elected YUSU President 2016/17
After what was a very close competition, Millie Beach was announced as YUSU President
Results Night: As it happened | YUSU Elections 2016
It’s time to meet your new YUSU Officers! Follow us for the live results
Poll reveals race for YUSU President neck and neck
Favourites for YUSU and York Sport Presidents; Academic, Activities, and Community & Wellbeing Officers are revealed
Full Time Officers’ Debate: As it happened | YUSU Elections 2016
Join us for coverage of the big event as it happens, including updates, tweets and photos
Election Poll: Who will you vote for? | YUSU Elections 2016
Take one minute to complete Nouse’s poll, which closes 12am on Monday 15th February
URY Candidate Interview Night: As it happened | YUSU Elections 2016
URY Candidate Interview Night: As it happened | YUSU Elections 2016 Join us for live updates and tweets from the press area of URY’s Candidate Interview Night
YUSU forced into U-turn on society candidate endorsement | YUSU Elections 2016
All societies had last week been granted permission to champion election candidates, but the Policy Review Group forced an eleventh hour back-track
Candidates revealed as campaigning opens | YUSU Elections 2016
This year there are seven candidates standing for YUSU President
For most students, union politics just don’t affect them enough to vote