This resolution establishes a public campaign financing system for ASUC elections, directing the ASUC to reimburse 50% of eligible campaign expenses for Senate and Executive candidates, up to $100 and $250 respectively. It aims to reduce financial barriers for students, particularly low-income and first-generation individuals, ensuring more equitable access to running for ASUC office. The resolution allocates no less than $5,000 annually to a new "Public Campaign Financing Fund" starting in the FY 2026-2027 budget year and amends ASUC Bylaws 4204, 2151, and 2150 to implement these changes.
No roll call was taken. Everyone recorded present when the Senate agreed is shown as not objecting.