2023 AMS Elections Results
February 7, 2023
KINGSTON, ON – The AMS Elections team would like to thank all of those who participated and voted in the 2023 Winter Election season. As of 9:00pm February 7th, 2023, the polls for the AMS Executive Election and the Undergraduate Trustee election have concluded. AMS voter turnout was 17.0%. The results are as follows:
The AMS Elections Team would like to congratulate Team KMV for being elected as the 2023-2024 AMS Executive. We wish them the best in their upcoming term.
The AMS Elections team would also like to congratulate Reem Al-Rawi for being elected to the position of Undergraduate Trustee for a two-year term (2023-2025). We wish Reem the best in her upcoming term.
The ballot will be published later tonight and can be accessed on queensams.simplyvoting.com.
The AMS Secretary of Internal Affairs, Amir-Ali Golrokhian-Sani, has made the following statement: “After this year’s contested election, the Elections Team and I would like to congratulate Team KMV and Reem Al-Rawi. I’m very pleased with this year’s improved voter turnout and hope to see student engagement continue to rise. I look forward to seeing what they do in the future and wish them the best of luck.”
The AMS Executive made the following statement: “We congratulate Reem Al-Rawi and Team KMV on their successful election results tonight. We are excited to begin the transition process with the incoming team.”
Results for the 2023 Winter Referendum can be found under the News Updates section on the AMS Website at myams.org.
Thank you once again to all that participated and voted! On behalf of the Elections Team, we wish everyone a great rest of their semester.
All questions can be addressed to Nate Feldman, Chief Electoral Officer, at
Please direct all media inquiries to Cassie Luk, AMS Director of Communications, at
BACKGROUNDER
Alma Mater Society (AMS) – //www.myams.org
The central undergraduate student government at Queen’s University, the AMS represents over 19,500 students and is the oldest student government in Canada. There are over 1,000 student volunteers and 700 paid staff.