UELS Autumn Elections 2026

  • Law Society

Election Information

The University of Exeter Law Society are holding an election to fill the following committee positions:

First Year Admin Support Officer

First Year Bar Support Officer

First Year Development Support Officer 

Cricket Captain

Mooting Officer

 

Election timeline

08.10 (09:00) - Nominations for all positions open. During this time, candidates must nominate themselves via the Guild website, and can campaign for their position. 

15.10 (09:00)  - Nominations close and voting will begin. 

16.10 (venue and timings TBC) - Hustings will be held on campus.

21.10 (09.00) - Voting will close. 

23.10 (09.00) - Results will be announced!

Hustings

Hustings will be held on campus during the day on 16th October 2026.

All candidates for the same role will be given the opportunity to give a one minute pitch, in turn, to the audience.

Once all pitches for a given roles are completed, the audience and/or committee members in attendance will have the opportunity to ask questions to candidates (no more than three questions per role).

Each candidate will be given the opportunity to answer the same question(s).

Hustings are intended to be an informal and fun way for candidates to showcase why they should be elected to the role that they are running for, and for members to decide who they would like to vote for.

Attendance is not mandatory but is encouraged!

Election Positions

First Year Admin Support Officer

Elects 1 Role

Voting available from 16 Oct 9:00 - 21 Oct 8:59

First Year Bar Support Officer

Elects 1 Role

Voting available from 16 Oct 9:00 - 21 Oct 8:59

First Year Development Support Officer

Elects 1 Role

Voting available from 16 Oct 9:00 - 21 Oct 8:59

Mooting Officer

Elects 1 Role

Voting available from 16 Oct 9:00 - 21 Oct 8:59

Cricket Captain

Elects 1 Role

Voting available from 15 Oct 9:00 - 21 Oct 8:59

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