The SGA released the unofficial results for the 2026 election on Tuesday. The election had a turnout of 24.58%, meaning 9,870 voters out of 40,157 eligible undergraduate students voted.
This year’s presidential election saw three candidates run. Samantha Simmons won with 85.25% of the vote. Kyle Porter was the runner-up with 11.09% of the vote, and Aaron Rak received 2.66%.
The results are as follows:
President
Samantha Simmons
Executive Vice President
Freddie Nelson
Vice President for Belonging and Wellness
Marykate Foster
Vice President for External Affairs
Lily Leitner
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Madelyn Herwig
Vice President for Student Affairs
Anna Beth Frazier
Vice President for Financial Affairs
Alex Soliz
Vice President for Communications
Reese Langdon
Culverhouse College of Business
Owen Amazan
Russell Cole
Riley Harrelson
Ashley Jaeger
Trent Johns
Henry Maluff
Jaqson Melton
Kathryn Parsons
Emory Phillips
William Russell
Nate Wagner
Lilly Wehby
College of Education
Ella Garrett
Caroline Waller
College of Human and Environmental Sciences
Mackensie Anderson
Bree McLean
Stephanie Morris
Aiden Moss
College of Communication and Information Sciences
Ava Blair
Izzy Jennings
Jasmine Loren Jones
Barefield College of Arts and Sciences
Izzy Brooks
Ryann Bulger
Austin Forbes
Mary Frances Itsede
Ashton Lamberth
Andrew Lusk
Katherine Steel
Reed Warburton
EA Wilson
Styslinger College of Engineering
Bailey Anderson
Brogan Borst
Nolton Harman
Betsy Howard
Alexander Rhodes
Grant Claytor
Capstone College of Nursing
Amelia Donaho
Julia Grisaffe
Catherine Price
School of Law
Christian Fulcher
Evan Gragg
School of Social Work
Elisa Robinson
Emmi Luther
Graduate School
Rebecca Rose Lutonsky
Heidi Ward
A runoff election will be held for the following four graduate seats:
Carlos Reynoso Sarti
Casey Looper
Jennifer Baggett
Jordon Ericsson
The Graduate School has seven seats, so a special election will need to be held to fill the final seat.
Langdon, along with all electees from the School of Social Work and School of Law, were write-in candidates. Rhodes and Claytor were also write-in candidates for the Styslinger College of Engineering.
Eight constitutional amendments were also passed:
C-03-25 (Graduation Loophole): Disqualifies candidates for Senate or Executive office if they are graduating in the same term they are elected to ensure they can serve their full term.
C-04-25 (FYC Language): Changes “Director” to “Directors” for the First Year Council to reflect that multiple individuals typically hold the role.
C-05-25 (Administrative Titles): Updates a reference in the SGA constitution to The University of Alabama “Vice President for Student Affairs” to “Vice President for Student Life” to match current University naming conventions.
C-06-25 (Ex-Officio Purpose): Clarifies the term “ex-officio” and explicitly defines the SGA Treasurer as a non-voting member of the Financial Affairs Committee.
C-07-25 (Succession & New VP): Adds the Vice President for Communications to the Executive Council and establishes a formal line of presidential succession.
C-08-25 (FYC Structural Changes): Removes the Assistant Director of First Year Council position and formalizes the selection committee composition.
C-09-25 (Technical Corrections): Fixes spelling errors in the organization’s name within Article X and clarifies the process for constitutional conventions.
C-01-26 (Judicial Board): Redefines the board’s composition based on student enrollment and formalizes duties, training, and recusal rules for justices and clerks.
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