2026 Spring Excutive Election

Information

Spring Election Packet
Senate Apportionment
Letter from the Attorney General
Candidate Alley

Everything Elections

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Everything Elections *

ATTORNEY GENERAL

ADVISORY

OPINIONS

Advisory Opinion 26-01
Advisory Opinion 26-02

2026 Spring

Election Results

Executive results
Senior class exec RESULTS
Senators RESULTS
Runn off RESULTS

Fall 2025 Homecoming Court

  • Terrell Atkins

    Homecoming King

  • Adya Praveen

    Homecoming Queen

  • Ryan Augstine

    Mr. Ole Miss

  • Riley Dellenger

    Miss Ole Miss

  • Emily Davis

    Senior Maid

  • Cameron Davis

    Junior Maid

  • Milla Pace

    Sophomore Maid

  • Virginia Futvoye

    Freshman Maid

2026 Election dates are

NOW Available!

    1. Friday, February 27 at 9 a.m. - Petitions Released & Public Notice of Resignation

    2. Friday, March 6 at 5 p.m. – Petitions due

    3. Thursday, March 12 at 7 p.m. – Candidate Certification zoom meeting

    4. Monday, March 16 at 10 a.m. – public campaign begins on Union Plaza

    5. Thursday, March 19 at 6 p.m. – Executive Candidate Debate

    6. Monday, March 23 at 5 p.m. – Candidate Expense Reports Due

    7. Tuesday, March 24 at 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. – Voting open, announcements at 7:30 p.m.

    8. Thursday, March 27 at 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. – Run-off Candidate Expense Reports due at 4 p.m.

    9. Wednesday, March 25 at 10:00 a.m. - 4 p.m. Public Campaigning Begins for Run-Off Only

    10. Thursday, March 26 at 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. – Runoff Election voting, announcements at 7:30 p.m.

ELECTION RESOURCES

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ELECTION RESOURCES ⋆

Spring 2025 ASB Elections Official Packet
Fall 2024 Candidate Expense Report Form
Fall 2024 ERB Hearing Rationales

“Being crowned Homecoming Queen at the University of Mississippi is an incredible honor that I will cherish forever.”

Adya Praveen, Homecoming Queen 2025

Questions regarding

ALL Students

  • Election Day is Tuesday, March 25, 2025. In the case of a run-off election, Run-off Election Day is Thursday, March 27, 2025. 

  • Spring Officer Election Positions: 

    • President

    • Vice President

    • Secretary 

    • Treasurer

    • Attorney General

    • Judicial Chair

    • Senior Class President

    • Senior Class Vice President

    • Senior Class Secretary

    1. Voting takes place on your MyOleMiss portal from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm on election day. To find the ballot, search “Vote” and click on “Vote in Student Elections.” Students may submit ONE ballot. 

    2. In the event of a technical issue, students may submit a paper ballot in the ASB office on Election Day. 

    1. The DOJ will have a informational sign for each candidate in the election, posted outside the ASB Office (Union J301) 

    2. Candidates have the opportunity to table during the public campaign period (March 17-27) on the Union Plaza.

    3. Candidates may also use social media and GroupMe to communicate their platforms with students. All campaign social media posts should be tagged with #UMVotes to help students find their information.

FAQs for

Candidates

    1. All general election information can be found in the ASB Code Title V and in the Fall 2024 Election Information Packet (located under “___”). 

    2. Attorney General Alex Kipping - asb.ag@go.olemiss.edu 

    3. Deputy Attorney General of Elections Taylor Melton - tvmelton@go.olemiss.edu 

  • Your petition and transcript (freshman do not need a transcript) should be turned into the DOJ ballot box in the ASB Office, Union J301, no later than 5:00 p.m. on Monday, March 7th, 2025.

    1. President - up to $750 

    2. Vice President - up to $750

    3. Secretary - up to $750

    4. Treasurer - up to $750

    5. Attorney General - up to $750

    6. Judicial Chair - up to $750

    7. Senators - up to $125

    8. For more details on budgets, please see the Election Information Packet or The ASB Code and Constitution Title V.c Section 123 

  • A “campaign manager” is usually the DOJ’s second point of contact in the event that they need to get in touch with a candidate. Also, being a candidate is stressful, and a campaign manager may assist the candidate with helping organize resources and other campaigners. It is not a necessary part of campaigning.

  • NO! Should a candidate choose to use photos for their campaign, they can be any appropriate photos.

  • NO! Money spent, within budget, is up to every candidate individually. For further information on budgeting, the expense reports from past elections is located here!

  • Yes! Please still submit an expense report and list that $0 was spent.

  • While the DOJ cannot offer advice on campaigning, past expenditures are public information. Below is a list of recently used companies for campaign purchases. For a full list, please see the past expense report records. 

    • Oxford Printing Company 

    • Office Depot 

    • Print Place 

    • Imprint 

    • Home Depot 

    • AnyPromo

  • Regulations regarding campaign materials are found in ASB Code Title V.c Section 121

    The DOJ cannot offer advice on campaigning, however, past expenditures are public information. Below is a list of recently used materials for campaigning. For a full list, please see the past expense report records. 

    • Stickers 

    • Candy 

    • Chips 

    • Wristbands 

    • Sunglasses 

    • Flowers 

    1. *Disclaimer: The DOJ cannot offer advice to candidates on campaigning. However, previous candidates were polled anonymously for advice. Here are some responses: 

      1. “Read the Rules Thoroughly!” 

      2. “During your campaign (and prior) act how you want to act in your role.”

      3. “Make friends, not enemies. This is meant to be something fun and memorable. No matter the outcome, you will never forget the support you received all along the process.” 

      4. “Go for it!! You will lose nothing by putting yourself out there and gain everything in terms of experience, friends, and fun!” 

PAST ELECTIONS

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PAST ELECTIONS ⋆

Past Election Winners

Results