Voting has closed in the Autumn Elections with a 25 per cent increase in voter turnout and a new Imperial record for these elections. The elections, which ran from Monday 15 October - noon, Friday 19 October, saw 6, 570 students cast their votes for Academic Reps, Wellbeing Reps, Representatives to Council, our LGBT+ Officer and our Constituent committee leaders. This is 1, 455 more voters than those who participated in last year's Autumn Elections.
- Highest ever Undergrad turnout for Autumn Elections
- Increase of 10% over last year
- First time we’ve passed 4,000 Undergrad voters
- Highest ever Postgrad Taught turnout for Autumn Elections
- Increase of 58% over last year
- First time we’ve passed 1000 Postgrad Taught voters
- Highest ever number of Postgrad Taught voters and second highest turnout for any major election, second only to the record-breaking Leadership Elections 2016
- Highest ever Postgrad Research turnout for Autumn Elections (increase of 104% over last year - more than double)
- Almost 1,000 more Postgrad voters overall vs last year
- Overall turnout increased by 24.8% vs last year
- More voters than in any Leadership Elections prior to 2015