This then appears on the ballot papers. Any candidate standing under a shared label, or with literature shared with one or more other candidates, is deemed to be a member of a political group. A candidate using Independent, Individual, or some similar title as an electoral label may not share literature or artwork with any other candidate. The returning officer can amend any label inconsistent with these standing orders. Nominations and the ballot form.
Nominations have to be submitted on an official nomination form.
No member of CUSU can propose or second more than one candidate in any one election. A copy of the CUSU Election Standing Orders has to be distributed with all official nomination forms. The order of the ballot paper is decided by lottery. Political groups may submit an order in which they wish their candidates names to appear. Every year, the Elections Committee decides on a limit to the amount that can be spent on a candidate's campaign.