Commission on Elections - MSU College of Law

SSC Elections 2026

Today’s electoral process was conducted in an orderly, peaceful, and transparent manner, guided by the established Election Guidelines and under the supervision of the Commission on Elections.

Out of 450 qualified voters, a total of 312 students actively participated by casting their votes. This turnout stands as a testament to the growing commitment of the student body to engage in democratic processes within the College of Law.

From the President to the Year Representatives, each elected officer now carries the responsibility to serve, represent, and lead with integrity and dedication. This marks the beginning of a new chapter—one anchored in leadership, advocacy, and unity.

The Commission on Elections proudly presents the newly elected Supreme Student Council Officers for the Mindanao State University College of Law at MSU General Santos.

Congratulations to all the winners of the SSC Elections 2026, and our sincere appreciation to every candidate and voter who contributed to a meaningful and credible electoral process! ⚖️🗳️

SSC Elections 2026 | Happening Right Now! ⚖️🗳️

Thank you, Advocati! 🗳⚖️

The Election Guidelines for the 2026 SSC Elections at the Mindanao State University College of Law at MSU General Santos are now in place, setting the tone for a fair, orderly, and transparent electoral process. These guidelines provide clear direction to all candidates and stakeholders, ensuring that every step of the election is guided by respect, accountability, and integrity.

The Commission encourages every law student to take part in the electoral process tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Your voice matters, and your vote plays a vital role in shaping the leadership of the College of Law!

ATTENTION: The list of students for the academic year 2025-2026 has been posted on the Admin Bulletin Board. If you are not on the list, please bring your Certificate of Registration on the day of the election, 2 May 2026, to be eligible to vote.

📣 Miting De Avance 2026
🗓 May 1, 2026 (Friday)

The Commission on Elections invites all law students to the official Miting De Avance on 1 May 2026.

The COMELEC therefore promulgates the Updated Guidelines for the Miting De Avance for the forthcoming SSC Elections 2026, ensuring that this democratic exercise remains fair and transparent in the pursuit of a free, orderly, honest, peaceful, and credible election.

All law students are urged to actively participate, stay informed, interact with the candidates, and speak up.

See you on Friday!

The MSU College of Law Commission on Elections invites you to the Miting de Avance — an evening of discourse, direction, and a little dose of wit. From introductions to fast talk and open forum, it’s your chance to hear, question, and decide.

Listen to the candidates and engage during the Question and Answer and Fast Talk segments, and take part in the Open Forum—your space to ask, clarify, and scrutinize.

See you all on May 1, 2026 at the MSU College of Medicine AVR.

MSU-COL ISKO & ISKA, got questions in mind for our SSC candidates?

Now's your chance to ask!
Tell us by filling out the form below.
This is open to all bona fide students, faculty and staff of MSU Law Gensan.

The commission will carefully review the submissions and select questions that will be used as official prompts during the Fast Talk and Harapan segments of our Miting de Avance on May 1, 2026.

Note: The form will close on April 30, 2026 at exactly 12:00 midnight. Moreover, you can only access the form using the institutional email that was given to you.

Your participation is highly encouraged.
Let your voice be heard.

A productive meeting was recently conducted by the Commissioners of the COMELEC with the candidates for the upcoming 2026 SSC Elections at the Mindanao State University College of Law at MSU General Santos, focusing on the guidelines for the Miting de Avance.

The discussion clarified the rules and expectations for the conduct of the event, ensuring that all candidates are guided by principles of fairness, order, and respect. It also reinforced the shared commitment to uphold transparency and integrity throughout the electoral process.

As the Miting de Avance approaches, these guidelines serve as a foundation for a meaningful and well-organized platform where candidates can present their advocacies and engage with the student body responsibly.