Executive Election
President Candidates
Mina Eusebio
- Total Poll: 4168
- Spoilt Votes: 340
- Total Valid Poll: 3828
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 1915
1st Count
Mina Eusebio - 1832
Doireann Moroney - 1696
RON - 300
2nd Count
Mina Eusebio - (+78) 1910
Doireann Moroney - (+117) 1813
RON - 105
VP Academic Affairs
Yogesh Gupta
- Total Poll: 3756
- Spoilt Votes: 346
- Total Valid Poll: 3410
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 1706
- 1st Count - 2890
- RON - 529
VP Communications and Media
Esther Soyele
- Total Poll: 4081
- Spoilt Votes: 315
- Total Valid Poll: 3766
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 1884
- 1st Count - 3281
- RON - 485
VP for Events and Engagement
Maria Nicole Bulalaca
- Total Poll: 4177
- Spoilt Votes: 393
- Total Valid Poll: 3784
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 1893
- 1st Count - 3432
- RON - 352
VP Welfare and Equality
Immanuella Oba
- Total Poll: 3872
- Spoilt Votes: 268
- Total Valid Poll: 3604
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 1803
- 1st Count - 3063
- RON - 541
VP Blanchardstown Campus
Kudakwashe Victor Mafara
- Total Poll: 382
- Spoilt Votes: 32
- Total Valid Poll: 350
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 176
- 1st Count - 297
- RON - 53
VP Tallaght Campus
Shane Doherty
- Total Poll: 826
- Spoilt Votes: 27
- Total Valid Poll: 799
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll) 400
1st Count
Shane Doherty - 295
Faizat Lafiaji - 272
Anthony Vlasoc - 215
RON - 17
2nd Count
Shane Doherty - (+90) - 385
Faizat Lafiaji - (+99) - 371
VP City Campus
Aleksander Biegalski
- Total Poll: 2840
- Spoilt Votes: 310
- Total Valid Poll: 2530
Quota (50%+1 of Total Valid Poll): 1266
- 1st Count - 2140
- RON - 390
CANDIDATE EXPENSES
| Name | Officer Role | Budget | Budget Remaining |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doireann Moroney | President | €100 | €00.74 |
Mina Eusebio
| President | €100 | €100 |
| Esther Soyele | Comms & Media | €100 | €100 |
| Immanuella Oba | Welfare & Equality | €100 | €100 |
| Maria Nicole Bulalacao | Events & Engagement | €100 | €100 |
| Yogesh Gupta | Academic Affairs | €100 | €00.00 |
| Name | Officer Role | Budget | Budget Remaining |
|---|---|---|---|
Shane Doherty
| Tallaght Campus | €75 | €75 |
| Faizat Lafiaji | Tallaght Campus | €75 | €0 |
| Anthony Vlasov | Tallaght Campus | €75 | €75 |
| Kudakwashe Victor Mafara | Blanchardstown Campus | €75 | €75 |
| Aleksander Biegalski | City Campus | €75 | €75 |
What are Executive Elections?
The Executive is the name given to the team of Full-Time officers . In TU Dublin Students’ Union (SU) the Officer Elections are a vote that happen every year, where all students of TU Dublin get to vote for who they would like to lead the TU Dublin SU for the next Academic Year.
Ever wondered what a year in TU Dublin SU looks like as an elected Officer? Find out here:
THE ROLES
Open the PDF below that outlines the Post Specification for all TU Dublin SU Full-Time and Part-Time Officer Positions.
Experience
These roles provide exceptional experience and insight in various areas that will set you up for success in the working world such as:
- Governance
- Leadership
- Human Resources
- Campaigning
- Representation
- Advocacy
Full-Time Officer Package
TU Dublin SU offers an attractive and competitive package to officers who are successful in the election:
- President: approx €35,000 per annum.
- Vice-Presidents: approx €34,000 per annum.
- Work Phone & Laptop.
- Other Perks and Benefits:
In the role as a Full Time Officer at the Students’ Union you will be presented with a variation of supports and benefits including but not limited to:- High Quality Leadership Training
- Full-Time Staff Support
- Employee Assistance Programme
- All-expenses paid work trips.
- Networking Opportunities.
HOW TO RUN
NOMINATIONS NOW CLOSED FOR 2026/2027 ROLES
The term of Office for the Full-time Officers runs from July 1st to June 30th . These positions are open to all registered TU Dublin students to consider.
There are some specific restrictions as follows
For the Campus Vice President (VP) positions, candidates must be registered on a Programme that is primarily based on the specific campus where they are running for election – e.g., in Blanchardstown for the Blanchardstown Campus VP position, in Aungier St, BIMM, Bolton St or Grangegorman Campus for the City Campus VP position, and in Tallaght for the Tallaght Campus VP position.
Here’s what you need to do!
- Decide what position you are interested in: Remember, you can only be nominated for one position.
- Write your Manifesto: this is the document that tells students what you hope to achieve if elected, outlines your experience, skills, passion, why you are the right person to lead the Union etc.
- Find your Campaign Manager: this is the student who will help you to organise and run your Election Campaign and must be a currently registered TU Dublin student.
- Get the required number of TU Dublin students needed to formally ‘nominate’ you. Candidates for all positions must get nominated by current students, these are called ‘Proposers’, and are students who support you running as a candidate, and they must sign your Nomination Form. Proposers must be registered TU Dublin students. For Full-Time positions you need 75 ‘Proposers’.
- Complete the Nomination Form: nominations closed
- Get your Proposers details, write your Manifesto and get Election Photo: Send all to elections@tudublinsu.ie before the close of Nominations.
- NOTE: Late / incomplete nominations cannot be accepted – for a successful nomination you need to have filled out the Nomination form correctly and the documents must be received before the deadline.
After the close of Nominations, you must:
- Attend the Candidates meeting with your Campaign Manager.
- Start Campaigning after the candidates meeting!
Each candidate is allocated a budget for promotional activities. This will be explained in detail at the Candidates meeting - Attend the ‘Leadership Debate’.
- Voting takes place on all on all TU Dublin campuses.
- The Votes will be counted and the names of the successful candidates who will lead the Students’ Union will be announced thereafter.