Ausma Malik

Performance Score

Voting alignment

Based on Yes/No votes where both councillors participated. Minimum 10 shared votes required. Source: Toronto Open Data voting records.

Policy positions

• Environment

  Voted YES on environment issues 22 of 26 times, with 4 opposing votes

  22 Yes · 4 No

• Fiscal

  Supported fiscal measures slightly more often than opposed them, voting yes 91 of 145 times

  91 Yes · 54 No

• Housing

  Supported housing initiatives in 237 of 295 votes, consistently backing the majority of proposals on this issue

  237 Yes · 58 No

• Infrastructure

  Supported infrastructure measures in roughly 78% of votes, with occasional opposition to specific proposals

  270 Yes · 75 No

• Parks

  Voted yes on parks measures 86 of 113 times, supporting roughly three-quarters of proposals

  86 Yes · 27 No

• Public Safety

  Voted yes on public safety measures 45 of 56 times, with 11 opposing votes

  45 Yes · 11 No

• Social Services

  Supported social services motions in 64 of 77 votes, opposing them in 13 instances

  64 Yes · 13 No

• Transit & Cycling

  Supported transit and cycling initiatives in 149 of 189 votes, opposing them 40 times

  149 Yes · 40 No

Derived from voting record. Updated weekly. Source: Toronto Open Data voting records.

Declared interests

Items where Ausma Malik declared a conflict of interest and did not vote. Declarations are filed with the City Clerk and published in Toronto's open data.

• 822-838 Richmond Street West Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment Applications - Decision Report - Approval

  as she own property in proximity to the site.

  Toronto and East York Community Council

  Nov 15, 2023

Source: City of Toronto Clerk's Office — Declared Interests Registry. Showing last 10 records.