File photo \/ Samarie Goffney<\/a><\/p>\nStudent Government\u2019s spring 2026 campus elections will continue from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, allowing students to vote for various positions. <\/p>\n
Eligible students can vote in person in the art gallery or Room 106 of the University Center or online. In-person voters must bring their Mav ID card or QR code event pass available through the MavEngage app. <\/p>\n
Election results will be announced during Party After the Polls on Tuesday in Brazos Park. <\/p>\n
All incumbents will fulfill their terms until the end of the semester, with new and at-large candidates sworn in afterwards. <\/p>\n
The following positions will be on the ballot.<\/p>\n
Student Body president<\/p>\n
The president serves as the representative leader of the Student Government. They oversee the day-to-day operations of the Executive Branch, including meetings with university administration. <\/p>\n
Student Body vice president<\/p>\n
The vice president serves as the second-in-command, fulfilling the duties of the president in their absence. They also chair the Assembly of College Council and oversee the Student Government training program. <\/p>\n
Student senators<\/p>\n
The student senators serve as representatives who listen to and address concerns within their respective colleges before bringing them to an administrative level. Student senators serve one-year or six-month terms. <\/p>\n
Mr. and Ms. UTA<\/p>\n
Mr. and Ms. UTA serve as the co-presidents of the UTA Ambassadors. They oversee the program, along with representing the university at campus and community events. <\/p>\n
UTA Ambassadors<\/p>\n
Led by Mr. and Ms. UTA, the ambassadors serve as the hosts and hostesses for the university, helping coordinate and represent UTA at events and fostering community engagement. <\/p>\n
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