The votes are in the count is complete.
10,219 (21%) students voted, making the 2022 Leadership Race the biggest ever at UCL both by total voter number and percentage turnout.
You elected leaders for Clubs, Societies and the whole Students’ Union and they’re waiting to get started on making life better for everyone at UCL.
For the second year running, we've held the biggest election at any UK University - increasing total voters from 9,473 in 2021.
More voters, means stronger student representation at UCL, stronger clubs and stronger societies. Congratulations to everyone elected to a leadership role. See the results below...
Sabbatical Officer Results
Activities & Engagement Officer
Mary McHarg
Activities & Engagement Officer results
Education Officer
Hamza Ahmed
Equity & Inclusion Officer
Seyi Osibamowo
Equity & Inclusion Officer results
Postgraduate Officer
Suhaila Adan
Union Affairs Officer
Deniz Akinci
Welfare & Community Officer
Muhammad Umair Mehmood
Student Officer Results
Accommodation & Housing Officer
Nick Miao
Black & Minority Ethnic Students' Officer
Callie Yoo
Frances Lewin and Camella Ramjet
International Students' Officer
Kartik Singh Rathore and Udaya Goel
Angel Ma
Mature & Part-time Students' Officer
Tope Oyelade
Officer for Students with Caring Responsibilities
Louise Steele Saukila
Meg Day
Chiamaka Agu
Vaania Kapoor Achuthan
Harper Taylor-Hanson and Amelia Sampson
Manon Simmons and Sasha Green
- What happens if I have problems voting?
If you are unable to vote but believe you should be able to, please contact [email protected]
- When does the Leadership Race happen?
See the full timetable here.
- Who can vote?
All students who are members of the Union are eligible to vote.
However, some elections have additional requirements - for example the requirement to self-define as a Woman to vote for the Women's Officer, or the requirement to have been a member of the Football Club for 28 days to vote for the Football Club president.
There is a 'Check eligibility' button next to each role that will tell you if you do or do not meet the eligibility requirements.
If you have opted out of the Union membership, you can opt back in here.
- How do elections take place?
Candidates can campaign online and in-person, and you'll be able to vote via a secure part of our website.
- A candidate has done something inappropriate as part of their campaign, what should I do?
If you believe a candidate has acted inappropriately in their campaign, please submit a complaint.
- What are the rules for candidates?
In order for our elections to be fair, transparent and legally compliant, there are a number of rules and regulations that must be followed. We have condensed them to be as clear and easy to understand as possible. You can read the rules here.
- How do I make a complaint?
You can submit a complaint of rule violations here. All complaints are investigated by the Deputy Returning Officer.
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