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Results: 2026 Board of Directors Election

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Congratulations to the candidates who were elected at last night's Annual General Meeting to sit on the OPIRG Brock Board of Directors for the 2026-2027 year:


Dani Hummell

Victoria Rose

Emma Kennedy


Congratulations to all OPIRG Brock Board, staff, volunteers, action groups, and community partners on another year of working to make Niagara a more inclusive, accessible, safe, and justice-oriented place.


Date: September 21 st , 2026, 6:00 PM

Vacancies: 5

Candidates: 3



Voting occurred on Election Buddy using Secret Ballots with a Yes/No/Abstain system for each

candidate, wherein the candidate becomes elected if they receive at least 50%+1 affirmative

votes of the votes received.

The time of the election voting period was between 5:00 PM - 7:15 PM


Please read our Annual Report for a detailed summary of our membership, projects, finances, and updates for the year.



In solidarity,


Bella

Chief Returning Officer 2026

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