A university lives through its members, i.e. through all employees and students of the university. This includes the so-called academic self-administration. Part of academic self-administration are the various bodies of a university, such as the senate, the faculty councils and the student parliament. Through these bodies important guidelines for the university and especially for the concerns of study and teaching are decided upon. For this reason, all groups of the university, i.e. students, lecturers and staff should be represented in the various committees in sufficient numbers. It is not sufficient if all the seats/seats of a committee are occupied, but only if there are enough successors.
A high voter turnout confirms those who are standing for election. This means that with a high turnout, those elected have much better support from the electorate. This applies not only in the decomcratic sense, but also with regard to the motivation of the elected. So: Please go and vote!