NUS Elections 2013
Below are details regarding the elections that took place at NUS National Conference 2013. You may also want to check out the National Conference section of our website. For information on the elections in the Liberation Campaigns, Sections, Nations and Zones, please see the relevant Conference page.
Election Results
PRESIDENT
Toni Pearce has been elected as the next President of the NUS. Full results are as follows.
Turnout was 733, with 1 blank ballot. Quota is therefore 366.
In the first round;
Baars 210
Pearce 424
Smallwood 91
RON 7
Toni Pearce is therefore elected.
Vice-President Higher Education
Rachel Wenstone has been re elected Vice President Higher Education.
The quota was 267
In the first round,
Beecroft 58
Evans 15
Wenstone 437
RON 24
Wenstone is therefore elected
Vice-President Welfare
Colum McGuire has been elected Vice President Welfare.
The quota is 371. It should be noted that Al Hussein Abutaleb withdrew.
In the first round,
McGuire 545
Huzzard 169
RON 27
Colum McGuire was therefore elected.
Vice-President Further Education
Joe Vinson has been elected Vice-President Welfare.
The quota is 107.
In the first round,
Joshi 26
Stanley 66
Vinson 120
RON 1
Joe Vinson was therefore elected.
Vice-President Union Development
Rachel Mattey has been elected Vice-President Union Development.
Quota is 370
In the first round,
Mattey 461
McAsh 273
RON 6
Rachel Mattey had therefore been elected.
Vice-President Society and Citizenship
Dom Anderson has been elected Vice-President Society and Citizenship.
Quota is 357
In the first round,
Anderson 506
Prasad 189
RON 18
Dom Anderson has therefore been elected.
Block of 15
Elected in to the five FE reserved places:
Rosie Huzzard (elected in the first round)
Jeni-Marie Pittuck (elected in the first round)
Rhiannon Durrans
Harry Fox
Matt Stanley
Elected in to the remaining 10 places are:
Ben Dilks (elected in the first round)
James McAsh (elected in the first round)
Peter Smallwood (elected in the first round)
Paul Abernethy
Charles Barry
Chris Clements
Jessica Goldstone
Edmund Schluessel
Marc McCorkell
Kirat Raj Singh
A full count sheet will follow shortly
Student Trustee
The 3 candidates elected were;
Nick Pringle, Manchester University
Kayode Damali, Manchester Metropolitan University
Abi Jenkins, University of Wales Trinity St. David
A full count sheet will follow shortly
Democratic Procedures Committee
The 5 candidates elected were;
Sam Gaus, UCL - elected in round 1
Fatima Junaid, DPC - reelected in round 14
Mike Ross, Heriot-Watt University - elected in round 14
Jo Johnson, NUS women's committee - elected in round 20
Guy Drury, Aberystwyth University - elected in round 23
A full count sheet will follow shortly
Toni Pearce has been elected as the next President of the NUS. Full results are as follows.
Turnout was 733, with 1 blank ballot. Quota is therefore 366.
In the first round;
Baars 210
Pearce 424
Smallwood 91
RON 7
Toni Pearce is therefore elected.
Vice-President Higher Education
Rachel Wenstone has been re elected Vice President Higher Education.
The quota was 267
In the first round,
Beecroft 58
Evans 15
Wenstone 437
RON 24
Wenstone is therefore elected
Vice-President Welfare
Colum McGuire has been elected Vice President Welfare.
The quota is 371. It should be noted that Al Hussein Abutaleb withdrew.
In the first round,
McGuire 545
Huzzard 169
RON 27
Colum McGuire was therefore elected.
Vice-President Further Education
Joe Vinson has been elected Vice-President Welfare.
The quota is 107.
In the first round,
Joshi 26
Stanley 66
Vinson 120
RON 1
Joe Vinson was therefore elected.
Vice-President Union Development
Rachel Mattey has been elected Vice-President Union Development.
Quota is 370
In the first round,
Mattey 461
McAsh 273
RON 6
Rachel Mattey had therefore been elected.
Vice-President Society and Citizenship
Dom Anderson has been elected Vice-President Society and Citizenship.
Quota is 357
In the first round,
Anderson 506
Prasad 189
RON 18
Dom Anderson has therefore been elected.
Block of 15
Elected in to the five FE reserved places:
Rosie Huzzard (elected in the first round)
Jeni-Marie Pittuck (elected in the first round)
Rhiannon Durrans
Harry Fox
Matt Stanley
Elected in to the remaining 10 places are:
Ben Dilks (elected in the first round)
James McAsh (elected in the first round)
Peter Smallwood (elected in the first round)
Paul Abernethy
Charles Barry
Chris Clements
Jessica Goldstone
Edmund Schluessel
Marc McCorkell
Kirat Raj Singh
A full count sheet will follow shortly
Student Trustee
The 3 candidates elected were;
Nick Pringle, Manchester University
Kayode Damali, Manchester Metropolitan University
Abi Jenkins, University of Wales Trinity St. David
A full count sheet will follow shortly
Democratic Procedures Committee
The 5 candidates elected were;
Sam Gaus, UCL - elected in round 1
Fatima Junaid, DPC - reelected in round 14
Mike Ross, Heriot-Watt University - elected in round 14
Jo Johnson, NUS women's committee - elected in round 20
Guy Drury, Aberystwyth University - elected in round 23
A full count sheet will follow shortly
| Election Rules and Schedules - Includes nomination deadlines - CD11 |
For nominations forms, please go here; http://www.nusconnect.org.uk/conference/about/
Below are the Manifestos for the NUS Elections 2013
| List of Full Time Officer Candidates and their Nominators |
Candidates for NUS President
| Vicki Baars |
| Samuel Gaus |
| Toni Pearce |
| Peter Smallwood |
Candidates for VP Welfare
| Al Hussein Abutaleb |
| Colum McGuire |
| Rosie Huzzard |
Candidates for VP Higher Education
| Naomi Beecroft |
| Tomas Evans |
| Rachel Wenstone |
Candidates for VP Further Education
| Roshni Joshi |
| Matt Stanley |
| Joe Vinson |
Candidates for VP Union Development
| Rachael Mattey |
| James McAsh |
Candidates for VP Society and Citizenship
| Dom Anderson |
| Shereen Prasad |
Candidates for Block of 15
| List of Candidates for Block and their Nominators |
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