Elections Administration Committee

Ballot Measure

Ballot Measures are a specific issue or policy directly voted on by ASUW members. There are 3 classifications of ballot measures that can be found in the ASUW Bylaws (Article XV, Section 6): Amendment, Initiative, & Referendum. Students may officially advocate for proposed ballot measures. At most, two pro and con statements each can be included in the Voters’ Guide, with the Judicial Committee finding a statement if the other side is not represented.

Question:

“Do you approve the proposed 2026 ASUW Constitution, which amends minor elements of the existing Constitution to standardize language, improve readability, strengthen transparency and accountability, codify accessibility rules, clarify checks and balances on the Board of Directors, and modernize outdated powers of the Board?”

Options

[ ] Yes

[ ] No

Method

BOARD BILL 4.06: An Act to Approve Placement of a Ballot Measure to amend the ASUW Constitution in the ASUW 2026 General Election

Pro Statement 1: Judicial Committee

  • Preliminary Spending: $0
  • [None submitted]

Con Statement 1: Judicial Committee

  • Preliminary Spending: None
  • [None submitted]

Pro Statement 2: None

  • Preliminary Spending: None
  • [None submitted]

Con Statement 2: None

  • Preliminary Spending: None
  • [None submitted]