Student Government Election Information

Spring 2025 Student Government General Election

The Student Government election took place on March 27th and 28th. The results have been certified and are posted below.

Student Government Election Spring 2025 Results. * Indicates that the candidate has won the election for that seat.
Office Name Votes
Office
President
Name
Abby Myers*
Votes
1021
Office
President
Name
Jordan Hunter
Votes
1003
Office
Vice President
Name
Emma Stampley*
Votes
1020
Office
Vice President
Name
Nikola Markovic
Votes
1003
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Hailee Levinsohn*
Votes
956
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Jordan Williams*
Votes
953
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Karoline Knowles*
Votes
900
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Daniel Amador*
Votes
893
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Alazne Leon*
Votes
890
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Kaden Farrington*
Votes
864
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Johanna Ajayi*
Votes
511
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Jordyn Thompson*
Votes
443
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Kayara Carr*
Votes
371
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Dakota Autrey*
Votes
344
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Jcolby Joseph*
Votes
335
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Felix Rodriguez
Votes
317
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Nathan Marquez
Votes
308
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Joseph Christ
Votes
281
Office
Senator At-Large
Name
Aeric Bauer
Votes
260
Office
Senator – College of Liberal Arts
Name
Samantha Regan*
Votes
172
Office
Senator – College of Liberal Arts
Name
Ashlynne Reynolds*
Votes
153
Office
Senator – College of Liberal Arts
Name
Jakob Salsgiver
Votes
61
Office
Senator – College of Science and Engineering
Name
Adam Long*
Votes
313
Office
Senator – College of Science and Engineering
Name
Grish Gautam*
Votes
164
Office
Senator – College of Business
Name
Kat Reagan*
Votes
178
Office
Senator – College of Business
Name
Drake Touve*
Votes
166
Office
Senator – College of Education
Name
Madison Koop*
Votes
116
Office
Senator – College of Education
Name
Pedro Bernal*
Votes
96
Office
Senator – College of Health Sciences
Name
Aleandra Dinescu*
Votes
301
Office
Senator – Transfer students
Name
Chris-Enrique Vega*
Votes
197

Student Government Election Filing

THE ELECTION FILING PERIOD HAS CLOSED. 

The filing period was open at 9:00 a.m. on the first class day of January and remained open until February 28, 2025, 5:00 p.m.

During the filing period, students interested in running for office in the Student Government Election must complete the Student Government Election Filing Form. Please use the link or button below. 

Specific dates for the filing period may be found on the Student Government Election Timeline. 

The Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has jurisdiction over the student government elections. All opinions and orders issued by the court are binding for this election.

Student Government Election Rules Reading Seminar & Affirmation Statement

Each candidate is required to attend one Rules Reading Seminar.  After attending the Rules Reading Seminar, each candidate is required to sign the Agreement and Affirmation Statement.

If you cannot attend one of the Rules Reading Seminars contact the Election Board Chair at StuGovElections@txstate.edu immediately.

Rules Reading Seminar

Candidates are required to attend one Rules Reading Seminar.

First Rules Reading Seminar:

March 3, 2025

LBJ Student Center, Suite 315

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Second Rules Reading Seminar:

March 7, 2025

LBJ Student Center, Suite 315

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Student Government Election Candidates and Debate

Candidates competing for the President and Vice President positions debate the issues at least one week before the voting period. Check out the Candidates webpage for the time and location of this debate.

Expense Reporting

Important Information!
Student Government Election
Financial Disclosure Statements

Financial Disclosure Statement

Financial disclosure statements must be filed with the Supreme Court. Each candidate’s financial records must list identifying information (name, item, etc.) and amounts of each contribution and expenditure. The financial disclosure statements must contain all the expenses incurred by the candidate before and during the campaign period. Each financial disclosure statement must have all expenditure receipts attached.

Deadline for Financial Disclosures

All candidates must submit an itemized financial report, with receipts and bank records, within 72 hours of election results being posted. The Supreme Court reserves the right to audit these reports as necessary

 

FAQs

Student Government Election Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Students may vote from their mobile devices. However, students risk the chance of not fully voting if the connection is dropped.

  • All students of every classification, regardless of their other Texas attributes, who are enrolled for any amount of credit hours at either the Round Rock or San Marcos campuses of Texas State University are allowed to vote on the Bobcat Organization Hub.  

  • The voting system is intended to be a secret ballot. Meaning, it only records that students cast their vote. Once students have logged into the voting system and have officially cast their vote another ballot cannot be created. This method is similar to state and national voting.

  • Students who have placed a "Privacy Hold" on their University records will not show up due to a request made by that student. Students must remove the "Privacy Hold" to show up as a write--in candidate. This process is done by the Office of the University Registrar located at JCK 111 or by calling 512-245-2367.

Student Government Election Policies

There are many policies, procedures, and rules to follow as a Student Government Election candidate. Below are links to the frequently needed ones.

Election Contacts

Email the Student Government Supreme Court with questions on how to appeal an Election Decision, report an Election Code violation, request an Election Code Advisory Opinion, and campaign materials approvals at sgsupremecourt@txstate.edu