Ericsson Cui – UTM Candidate for University of Toronto Governing Council 2026

Your Tuition
Built This University.
Now Take It Back.
UofT Governing Council Election 2026
Vote Ericsson Cui.

Work Study positions reduced by half. Students lost income they depended on. This election, you decide who's next at that table.

Join 300+ students fighting for representation

$3.6 Billion Budget. Students Weren't the Priority.

Work Study Positions
Before 2025
~6,000
After 2025
~2,600

Work Study helps students who can't afford tuition pay for rent, food, and textbooks. The Governing Council approved this cut. It's predicted to remain static for the next five budget years. This election, you decide who sits at that table.

I Don't Make Promises. I Make Arguments.

I have raised $150,000 for my startup. I know that budgets reveal priorities. I know how to read a financial statement, question an allocation, and demand accountability. On the Governing Council, I will not smile and nod. I will ask the questions UTM needs asked.

Raised $150,000 in Startup Funding
UTM Student Who Understands Our Campus
Committed to Transparent Budget Advocacy
Ericsson Cui, UTM student candidate for UofT Governing Council 2026

Three Fights. No Excuses.

01
Fight to Restore Work Study Positions

Thousands of Work Study positions have vanished. These aren't line items. They're students who can't afford to eat. I will make this the Council's problem.

02
Demand Budget Transparency for UTM

I will demand that every dollar allocated to UTM is made public. I will demand justification for every cut. No more accepting closed-door decisions about our campus.

03
Push UTM's Priorities Into Every Vote

When the Council votes on funding, facilities, or policy, I will put UTM's needs on the record. Every. Single. Time.

"Who speaks for us? We fund this university. We fill its classrooms. And yet, when budgets are written, when priorities are set, where is UTM's voice?"
— Ericsson Cui

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