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Candidates Briefing Su.returningofficer@keele.ac.uk #KeeleSUElections KeeleSU By Elections 2018 Candidates Briefing Su.returningofficer@keele.ac.uk #KeeleSUElections

Introductions

Agenda Introductions – Roles and Responsibilities Talk through The Candidate’s Guidebook Key Dates Manifestos (Print and Shopping List) Regulations! Elections Guidance and Rules Common Complaints (and How To Avoid Them)

The Guidebook! Read it

Print & Manifesto Deadline Key Dates 2018 EVENT DATE TIME Candidates Briefing Today lol 5pm Print & Manifesto Deadline Thursday 3rd May 9am Print Collection Friday 4th May Voting Opens Wednesday 9th May Voting Closes Friday 11th May Election Results 7pm

Manifestos Online Manifestos – Uploaded straight to website. https://keelesu.com/elections/manifesto/3559/ https://keelesu.com/elections/uploadmanifesto/179/3559/ Word Limits Part time candidates recommended length: 500 – 750 words Max – 1000 for all candidates (Not including name and words in images) If you can’t fit it all in – use a blog or external website

Print, Manifestos and Shopping Lists (… Oh My) Print & Manifesto Deadline (we need your shopping lists too) Thursday 3rd May 9am Print Collection Friday 4th May 5pm

Regulations!

Elections Guidance Returning Officer DRO Election Timetable Electoral Forum and appeals RON STV The Count and Poll Review Meeting Sanctions Statute of Limitations

Elections Guidance for Candidates 1. CANDIDACY All candidates shall be required to produce a manifesto and will be expected to upload these by a deadline determined by the Returning Officer.

Continued 2. CAMPAIGNING Negative campaigning shall not be allowed. It is prohibited for any person to publicise a “Re-Open Nominations” campaign in order to stand should the nominations actually re-open. Such an action will lead to the disqualification by the Returning Officer of that person from the following election. Candidates must observe the University Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations. The Returning Officer, in agreement with the trustees, shall determine the publicity budget for candidates in the election. The candidate’s budget will be provided by KeeleSU and candidates are prohibited from spending any of their own, or donated money on their election campaign

Continued Candidates must not exceed their budget limits. KeeleSU will provide candidates with a ‘Campaign Shopping List’ which candidates can select items from (including the option of printed materials). These items will be provided by KeeleSU and the sum of this shopping list will be deducted from a candidate’s budget. Candidates wishing to purchase additional materials, not provided by KeeleSU, must provide receipts of all campaign expenditure before the close of poll. Publicity materials must not be obtained through special relationships with suppliers.

Continued Items freely and readily available to all candidates can be used without itemisation. Candidates may enlist assistants, or a campaign team, for campaigning purposes. Any person enlisted by a candidate to assist them in distributing publicity or canvassing shall be bound by these regulations as if they were the candidate himself/herself. Candidates will be held entirely responsible for the action of any helper or assistant. It is the absolute responsibility of candidates to ensure that helpers are aware of, and abide by, election regulations.

Continued Candidates must not undertake campaign activity which others could not reasonably do. Candidates and their campaigners must not alter, move or remove the campaign material of any other candidate. Campaigners and candidates must allow voters to cast their ballot freely and must not communicate with voters in any way once they have begun to complete their ballot.

The Biggest Rule of the KeeleSU Elections… The next slide contains the word ‘dick’. Sorry not sorry.

Don’t be a dick!

Common Rule Slips and Complaints KeeleSU Student Staff Club and Society Support Campaigning in Halls Student Media Harassing Students Facebook Bitching

Any Questions? #KeeleSUElections