Presidential elections

Presidential elections take place each spring, and a Student Body President and Vice President are elected each spring by a majority vote of the student body. Run-off elections may be held one-week following the regularly scheduled election between the two tickets with the highest vote share if no ticket receives a majority of the votes casted.

Article III of the Student Body Constitution vests executive power in a Student Body President. The President and Vice President serve an identical one-year term. Inauguration takes place on May 8th of each year, following the conclusion of the spring semester and its respective commencements. The president and vice president are eligible for reelection, however, by tradition serve one term. Candidates must be UCF students, and in good academic and financial standing with the university. Candidates usually have prior experience in the Student Government Association, either as a member of the Senate or the Executive Cabinet.

Elections

 * 1) 1969
 * 2) 1970
 * 3) 1971
 * 4) 1972
 * 5) 1973
 * 6) 1974
 * 7) 1975
 * 8) 1976
 * 9) 1977
 * 10) 1978
 * 11) 1979
 * 12) 1980
 * 13) 1981
 * 14) 1982
 * 15) 1983
 * 16) 1984
 * 17) 1985
 * 18) 1986
 * 19) 1987
 * 20) 1988
 * 21) 1989
 * 22) 1990
 * 23) 1991
 * 24) 1992
 * 25) 1993
 * 26) 1994
 * 27) 1995
 * 28) 1996
 * 29) 1997
 * 30) 1998
 * 31) 1999
 * 32) 2000
 * 33) 2001
 * 34) 2002
 * 35) 2003
 * 36) 2004
 * 37) 2005
 * 38) 2006
 * 39) 2007
 * 40) 2008
 * 41) 2009
 * 42) 2010
 * 43) 2011
 * 44) 2012
 * 45) 2013
 * 46) 2014