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SUPRA Council General Election 2025

Election results for SUPRA Council General Election 2025

The following candidates have been elected for the SUPRA Council term 2025–26.

1,212 votes were received for the election of 31 Councillor seats.

Candidate names appear in order of election:  

    1. Anzhe (Rafael) Li
    2. Weihong Liang
    3. Yiman Wu
    4. Eva Midtgaard (Meaning Searching: No to Dictatorship)
    5. Yuhang Li
    6. Vivian Bai
    7. Haolong (Fryderyk) Liao
    8. Yuhan Huang
    9. Minsu Pan
    10. Xuan Zhang
    11. Luka Guo
    12. Abishek Ilangovan
    13. Jeremy Masalo
    14. Jiamin Shi
    15. Hanyu Wang
    16. Yanchao Wang
    17. Justina Emoh
    18. Yinfeng (Benny) Shen (Meaning Searching: No to Dictatorship)
    19. Ruikang Zhou
    20. Qiuming Zhang
    21. Xinghuan Wang
    22. Anne Li
    23. Jiahao Huang
    24. Weilai Wei
    25. Cong Zhang
    26. Emily Boxall
    27. Yifei Zhao
    28. Ilham Sutoyo
    29. [Vacant – satellite campus reserved*] 
    30. [Vacant – satellite campus reserved*] 
    31. [Vacant – satellite campus reserved*] 

*The 3 vacant positions are reserved for 3 students located at a satellite campus (a campus other than Camperdown/Darlington), under clause 6.3.2 of the SUPRA Constitution.

Supplementary election

As stipulated by clause 7.5 of the Constitution, a supplementary election to fill these vacancies will be held during the 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM). The AGM will be held:

Monday 12 May 2025
6:30pm
Heydon Laurence Lecture Theatre 217 (DT Anderson) and via Zoom.

Nominations for these 3 councillor positions open 9am, Wednesday 23 April 2025. Please note that to be eligible to nominate you must be a current postgraduate student located at a campus other than Camperdown/Darlington.

How to nominate

Candidates must submit a Candidate nomination form before the supplementary election item is declared open at the AGM.

Candidates must receive the support of 2 seconders (nominators) who are SUPRA members. Seconders must either:

If you have any questions regarding the supplementary election, please contact the returning officer at returning.officer@supra.usyd.edu.au.

 

Regulations and policy

SUPRA Constitution

The Constitution is the main governing document for SUPRA. Many aspects of elections are outlined within it.

Download Constitution [PDF, 453KB]

SUPRA Electoral Regulations

These regulations support the Constitution, and further outline many election processes.

Download Electoral Regulations [PDF, 236KB]

Other regulations and policies

Other policies and regulations are relevant to elections, including the Councillor Code of Conduct and Safer Spaces policies.

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