Students for SA Reform

Students for SA Reform strongly condemns any targeted harassment of members for their votes. We remain committed to reforming the Student Assembly to create a more supportive and collaborative environment.

Students for SA Reform is proud to announce its plan to more equally apportion SA seats.* This will ensure that every student's vote is worth the same and help the SA live up to its democratic ideals. The full proposal can be read below.

*There would be no change to the non-college seats.

In the current SA elections structure, incumbents announce their intentions to seek office on the same day that challengers do, making it impossible to hold individual SA members to account or draw specific policy differences with incumbent members. In order to restore individual accountability and ensure that prospective challengers are not disadvantaged, Students for SA Reform is proposing its first substantive recommendation: current members of the SA must declare their intentions one week earlier than challengers.

This simple change would help the student body hold officeholders accountable for their actions and would level the playing field on election day. We are calling on the membership of the SA to put aside their own electoral interests and support this common-sense reform.