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DUSU Election 2026 Today: Voting from 8.30 am; key contenders, timings, eligibility, counting date

Vishnukumar V | September 18, 2026 | 06:00 AM IST | 3 mins read

DUSU Election 2026: Delhi University students to vote for four central posts; counting to begin tomorrow at 8 am.

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Delhi University students to vote in DUSU election 2026 today. (Image: Wikimedia commons)
Delhi University students to vote in DUSU election 2026 today. (Image: Wikimedia commons)

Voting for the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Election 2026-27 will be held today, September 18, for the posts of president, vice-president, secretary and joint secretary. DUSU Polling will take place in two shifts: 8:30 am to 1 pm for day classes and 3 pm to 7:30 pm for evening classes.

The DUSU vote counting will be held tomorrow, September 19, from 8 am onwards at the Multipurpose Hall, University Sports Stadium, North Campus, University of Delhi. Entry to the DUSU vote counting venue will be through Gate No. 2. Colleges, departments and institutions have been asked to send the EVMs to the counting venue immediately after polling.

The university has appointed Raj Kishore Sharma, Department of Chemistry, as Chief Election Officer and Rajesh Singh, University Librarian, as Chief Returning Officer for the DUSU Election 2026-27.

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DUSU Election 2026: Key candidates

A total of 20 candidates have been provisionally found eligible to contest the four central posts. The candidate list includes seven candidates for president, five for vice-president, four for secretary and four for joint secretary.

DUSU Election 2026: President candidates

For the president post, the candidates are Ananya Raturi, Ashmit Kumar, Ejaj Mansuri, Samarth Beniwal, Sameer Kumar, Vijay Shankar Meena and Yash Dabas.

Candidate

College, Department or Institution

Ananya Raturi

PGDAV College

Ashmit Kumar

PGDAV College

Ejaj Mansuri

Campus Law Centre

Samarth Beniwal

Department of Buddhist Studies

Sameer Kumar

Ramjas College

Vijay Shankar Meena

Department of Buddhist Studies

Yash Dabas

Department of Buddhist Studies


DUSU Election 2026: Vice-President candidates

The candidates contesting for Vice-President are Aranya Singh Rathore, Deepanshu Shokeen, Ishu Maurya, Vir Chatrath and Akshat Shikhar.

Candidate

College, Department or Institution

Aranya Singh Rathore

SPM College

Deepanshu Shokeen

Department of Buddhist Studies

Ishu Maurya

Campus Law Centre

Vir Chatrath

Department of Buddhist Studies

Akshat Shikhar

Motilal Nehru College

DUSU Election 2026: Secretary candidates

For the secretary post, the candidates are Namrata Chaudhary, Pankaj Kumar, Riya Chhawdi and Stanzin Deskyong.

Candidate

College, Department or Institution

Namrata Chaudhary

Department of Buddhist Studies

Pankaj Kumar

Campus Law Centre

Riya Chhawdi

Sri Aurobindo College

Stanzin Deskyong

Hindu College

DUSU Election 2026: Joint-secretary candidates

The joint-secretary post will see a contest between B Parijat, Gopal Choudhary, Lakshay Raj Singh and Vishesh Yadav.

Candidate

College, Department or Institution

B Parijat

Hansraj College

Gopal Choudhary

Department of Buddhist Studies

Lakshay Raj Singh

Campus Law Centre

Vishesh Yadav

Department of Buddhist Studies

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DUSU Election 2026: Voting timings

Students will be able to cast their votes according to their class timings. The DUSU polling schedule is as follows:

  • Day classes: 8:30 am to 1 pm
  • Evening classes: 3 pm to 7:30 pm

Students admitted to the respective colleges, departments or institutions on or before September 9, 2026, at 5 pm will be eligible to vote in the DUSU election 2026-27.

DUSU Election 2026: Documents required to vote

Second- and third-year students will be allowed to vote in the DUSU election 2026 if they carry a valid college identity card. Students who have not been issued a college I-card may be permitted to vote after verification of their original verified fee receipt for the current academic year along with a valid government-issued ID.

For first-year students who have not yet received their I-cards, the university's notification lists a verified fee receipt, bonafide certificate with a passport-size photograph and one government-issued identity card among the documents used for verification.

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