2020 OMA President-Elect Member Poll
Welcome! All OMA members in good standing who reside in Ontario are welcome to participate in this Member Poll.
The poll is an important opportunity for members to give guidance to elected Council Delegates in their deliberations regarding the candidates. Delegates take the overall results of the poll, in addition to Section and District breakdowns, into account when determining their vote.
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Opens: April 17, following the Candidate Town Hall
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Closes: April 24 at 2pm EST
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Step 1: Positions
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This Member Poll is only for the position of President-Elect.
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Step 2: Ballots
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You will have one ballot allowing you to choose your preference from the two (2) candidates listed.
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Step 3: Candidates*
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Beside each candidate's name, you may click on the ‘Click for candidate information’ button to view their candidate video, CV and answers to 4 key questions.
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Step 4: Choose
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Select your preferred candidate. Please note that once you submit your choice, it’s final and cannot be changed.
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Step 5: Verification
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A receipt will be available at the end of your session via the ‘vote receipt’ button. You will have the option of saving or printing your receipt.
Your choice is confidential. Online polling is managed by Big Pulse, a third-party service provider. Big Pulse is a high security management system that uses a vote count
verification protocol that provides voters with a receipt to enhance security.
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Paper Ballots
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Requests for paper ballots must be submitted to elections@oma.org no later than Monday April 20 at 5pm.
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Need help or have questions?
Email us, call 416.340.6189 or call 1.800.268.7215 ext.6189.
*The views and the opinions expressed in candidate position statements are those of the candidates and may not reflect the views, policies and the opinions of the Ontario Medical Association. The Ontario Medical Association administers the distribution of position statements but is not responsible for the contents. The OMA does not warrant the accuracy, timeliness or the completeness of the information contained in a position statement.
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