AAM-USTED 2021 SRC elections in limbo!

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As class reps refused to adopt provisional CI for the conduct of the 2021 elections, the class reps have insisted that departments, halls and NUGS must elect their leaders first before SRC do theirs. They insist that was the trend before covid19 came and destroyed the elections calendar. The class reps will met toady again to consider the new CI after their concerns have been met.


The elections board have also be pleaded not to increase cost of picking nomination forms, so SRC/NUGS President's still goes for Ghs250 and the other positions goes for Ghs200.


All students on campus can vote but not all can contest, level 100 to 400 can vote but only level 200 to 400 can contest for the various positions to be advertised, it was also made clear that once you were in level 200 contested and won you cannot contest for the second time.



There will be 16 polling station in all for the conduct of the elections, level 100 four(4), level 200 four(4), level 300 four(4), level 400 two(2) and evening students two(2).


Documents students need before they can vote, level 100s needs admission letter,  receipt of full payment of school and any national ID with passport, level 200 will use admission letter, course registration and any national ID with passport and finally level 300s and 400s will use their students ID cards. 

The class reps will still meet toady at 6pm at new auditorium. 



 Joseph Bousari, EC chairman.

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