Students decide 2026: SU by-election results
With a significantly lower voter turnout from the general election, only some students let their voices be heard in the 2026 by-election.
Matthew Johnson is the Editor-in-Chief for Vol. 66, currently a student at the University of Calgary studying Political Science and Communications & Media Studies.
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Eager candidates and students alike were present for the Students’ Union (SU) general election results that were announced today in the South Courtyard of MacEwan Hall. Students enrolled in the winter 2026 semester voted for their candidates of choice from March 3 to 5. Students were able to vote or
“Shake my hand,” I said while extending my hand out to my sister. “We just formed the committee to get me elected Students’ Union president.” It was Nov. 28th, 2024. It was cold and snowing, and we were in the parking lot outside of the apartments we lived in. There