Your voice matters, Broncos! Associated Students of Boise State University’s (ASBSU) student body election season for 2025 is underway. The ASBSU elections are your chance to shape the future of student life at Boise State. Not sure what ASBSU is? Check out our blog – I Didn’t Know That: All About ASBSU.
From April 7-8, you’ll be able to cast your vote for the candidates who will represent your interests and make a difference on campus. Don’t miss the opportunity to make your voice heard and contribute to a stronger, more vibrant Boise State community. Let’s get into 5 ½ things about ASBSU elections that will help inform your vote:
1) Voter Guide
Voting for your student body is easy! All fee paying students are eligible to vote and will get an email to their student account when the voting period opens with instructions on how to vote online. ASBSU utilizes a Ranked Choice Voting system that you can learn more about in the voter guide.
2) Meet the Candidates
Your main question is probably simple. Who am I voting for and what do they stand for? Meet your ASBSU 2025 election candidates here. Campaigning has begun and candidates will be tabling on campus from March 31 to April 4 so be sure to keep an eye out and drop in to say hi and hear more from your candidates.
3) Candidate Debates
You know how to vote and have done some research on the candidates. Time to learn more about the candidates you want to represent you! Enter: Candidate Debates. The debate will be on Monday, March 31, 7:30-9:30pm in Bishop Barnwell.
4) When and How to Vote
Voting is open online Monday, April 7 12:01 a.m. MST to Tuesday, April 8, 11:59 p.m. MST. All fee paying students will receive an email to their student account with a link to the ballot.
5) Election Results
All students will receive an email announcing the 2025-2026 election results on Wednesday, April 9. Elected students will be inaugurated on Wednesday, April 30, 6-7 p.m., in Hatch Ballroom CD.
5 ½ ) A Word From Your ASBSU Elections Manager
“Elections are a very important event every year at Boise State because they allow students to democratically elect voices that represent them and their interests. I strongly encourage every student to vote so that our leaders most accurately reflect the needs and desires of our entire community.” – Peyton Jungert