2018 Ontario municipal elections
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The 2018 municipal elections in Ontario were held on October 22, 2018.[2]
Voters in the province of Ontario elected mayors, councillors, school board trustees and all other elected officials in all of the province's municipalities.
Electoral period
As per the Ontario Municipal Elections Act, 1996, nomination papers for candidates for municipal and school board elections could be filed from May 1, 2018, at which time the campaign period began.[3]
Nominations closed on July 27, 2018, at 2 PM local time. Certification of nomination papers was completed by 4 PM on July 30, 2018.[2]
Voting was on October 22 from 10 AM to 8 PM.[2]
Ranked ballots
In 2016, the provincial government passed Bill 181, the Municipal Elections Modernization Act, which permitted municipalities to adopt ranked ballots for municipal elections.[4]
London was the only municipality to use ranked ballots in the 2018 election itself, with the decision in that city being made by London City Council in 2017,[5] while Kingston and Cambridge held referendums concurrently with their 2018 elections on whether to adopt ranked ballots for the next municipal elections in 2022.[6] Both of the referendums passed, though neither reached the 50 per cent turnout required to make the results legally binding.[7][8]
In 2020, the provincial government passed Bill 218, the Supporting Ontario's Recovery Act, which, among other things, eliminated the option of ranked balloting for municipalities. The City of London will now have to switch back to first-past-the-post for its 2022 municipal elections.[9]
Online voting
The 2018 elections were also noted for a significant increase in the adoption of online voting. Across Ontario, over 150 municipalities conducted their elections primarily online, with physical polling stations either abandoned entirely or limited to only a few central polling stations for voters who could not or did not want to vote online.[10]
On election day, however, 51 of those municipalities, all of which had selected Dominion Voting Systems as their online voting contractor, were affected by a technical failure. According to Dominion the company's colocation centre provider imposed a bandwidth cap, without authorization from or consultation with Dominion, due to the massive increase in voting traffic in the early evening, thus making it impossible for many voters to get through to the server between 5:00 and 7:30 p.m.[11] All of the affected municipalities extended voting for at least a few hours to compensate for the outage; several, including Pembroke, Waterloo, Prince Edward County and Greater Sudbury, opted to extend voting for a full 24 hours into the evening of October 23.[12]
Counties
Regional municipalities
Districts
Single tier municipalities
Brant
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Brantford
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Chatham-Kent
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[13] |
Vote |
% |
Darrin Canniff |
19,316 |
56.01 |
Alysson Storey |
9,255 |
26.83 |
Randy Hope (X) |
4,722 |
13.69 |
Harold Atkinson |
675 |
1.96 |
Robert Salvatore Powers |
351 |
1.02 |
Allan Robert Traylor |
170 |
0.49 |
The results for Chatham-Kent municipal council is as follows:[14]
Ward 1 - West Kent
2 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Mark Authier (X) |
1,991 |
39.32 |
Melissa Harrigan |
1,682 |
33.22 |
Bryon Fluker (X) |
1,050 |
20.74 |
Mark Pastorius |
252 |
4.98 |
Jordan Dell |
88 |
1.74 |
|
Ward 2 - South Kent
3 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Trevor Thompson (X) |
3,723 |
25.26 |
Anthony Ceccacci |
1,967 |
13.34 |
Mary Clare Latimer |
1,910 |
12.96 |
Frank Vercouteren (X) |
1,840 |
12.48 |
Art Stirling |
1,541 |
10.45 |
Henry Svec |
1,281 |
8.69 |
Tanya Bondy |
1,276 |
8.66 |
Amy Ramsden Dalton |
1,202 |
8.15 |
|
Ward 3 - East Kent
2 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Steve Pinsonneault (X) |
2,541 |
39.48 |
John Wright |
2,023 |
31.43 |
MaryAnn Hawthorne |
1,872 |
29.09 |
|
Ward 4 - North Kent
2 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Joe Faas (X) |
1,528 |
19.36 |
Jamie McGrail |
1,506 |
19.08 |
Joey Cyples |
1,418 |
17.97 |
Patricia Sylvain |
1,324 |
16.77 |
Mary Anne Udvari |
854 |
10.82 |
Steven Scott |
605 |
7.67 |
Jessica Brooks |
528 |
6.69 |
Dylan Robert McLay |
130 |
1.65 |
|
Ward 5 - Wallaceburg
2 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Carmen McGregor (X) |
1,866 |
36.62 |
Aaron Hall |
1,673 |
32.84 |
Randy McNeil |
818 |
16.05 |
Nicolas Cadotte |
738 |
14.48 |
|
Ward 6 - Chatham
6 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Marjorie Crew |
7,589 |
10.87 |
Michael Bondy (X) |
7,552 |
10.82 |
Brock McGregor (X) |
7,267 |
10.41 |
Doug Sulman (X) |
6,565 |
9.40 |
Karen Kirkwood-Whyte |
5,893 |
8.44 |
Amy Finn |
5,753 |
8.24 |
Larry Vellinga |
5,698 |
8.16 |
Don Fuoco |
5,449 |
7.80 |
Sparky Leonard |
4,576 |
6.55 |
Kirk Hooker |
3,301 |
4.73 |
Penelope Duchesne |
2,960 |
4.24 |
Chris June |
2,687 |
3.85 |
Ryan Jackson |
1,432 |
2.05 |
Gordon Thomas |
1,127 |
1.61 |
Les Banks |
740 |
1.06 |
James Thompson |
668 |
0.96 |
Drew Simpson |
564 |
0.81 |
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Greater Sudbury
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Haldimand County
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[15] |
Vote |
% |
Ken Hewitt (X) |
6,578 |
50.26 |
David McClung |
3,840 |
29.34 |
Lisa Taylor |
2,671 |
20.41 |
The results for Haldimand County Council are as follows:[16]
Ward 1 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Stewart Patterson |
1,100 |
55.06 |
Leroy Bartlett (X) |
800 |
40.04 |
Andrew Bergsma |
98 |
4.90 |
|
Ward 2 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
John Metcalfe |
988 |
44.75 |
Ray Hunsinger |
543 |
24.59 |
Fred Morison (X) |
491 |
22.24 |
Donna Pitcher |
186 |
8.42 |
|
Ward 3 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Dan Lawrence |
1,267 |
39.89 |
Craig Grice (X) |
1,160 |
36.52 |
Cheryl Beemer |
749 |
22.58 |
|
Ward 4 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Tony Dalimonte (X) |
1,470 |
67.77 |
Patrick Cook |
699 |
32.23 |
|
Ward 5 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Rob Shirton (X) |
855 |
57.38 |
Marianne Kidd |
442 |
29.66 |
Joey Tingle |
193 |
12.95 |
|
Ward 6 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Bernie Corbett (X) |
1,668 |
77.55 |
Julie Marchese |
483 |
22.45 |
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Hamilton
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Kawartha Lakes
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[17] |
Vote[18] |
% |
Andy Letham (X) |
11,435 |
45.66 |
Gord James |
9,878 |
39.44 |
Brian Junkin |
2,724 |
10.88 |
Peter Weygang |
1,007 |
4.02 |
For 2018, the Kawartha Lakes council will be reduced from 16 to 8 seats, plus the mayor.
The results for Kawartha Lakes council are as follows:[18]
Ward 1 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Emmett Yeo (X) |
1,213 |
47.25 |
Don Logan |
680 |
26.49 |
Rob Macklem (X) |
479 |
18.66 |
Raymonde Blais Couture |
195 |
7.60 |
|
Ward 2 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Kathleen Seymour-Fagan (X) |
1,112 |
35.29 |
Stephen Slack |
883 |
26.44 |
Afe Helleman |
615 |
19.52 |
John Snider |
373 |
11.84 |
Jim Greensides |
143 |
4.54 |
Leslie Mieszkowski |
75 |
2.38 |
|
Ward 3 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Doug Elmslie (X) |
2,047 |
63.20 |
Roger McInnis |
810 |
25.01 |
Stephen Clarke |
382 |
11.79 |
|
Ward 4 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Andrew Veale (X) |
1,195 |
47.59 |
Ian Nicolson |
763 |
30.39 |
John Pollard (X) |
365 |
14.54 |
George Davidson |
188 |
7.49 |
|
Ward 5 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Pat Dunn (X) |
1,403 |
34.93 |
Duncan Gallacher |
1,049 |
26.11 |
John Hagarty |
919 |
22.88 |
Derrick Camphorst |
646 |
16.08 |
|
Ward 6 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Ron Ashmore |
666 |
20.58 |
Pat Warren |
571 |
17.65 |
Gerard Jilesen (X) |
527 |
16.29 |
Jeffery Farquhar |
462 |
14.28 |
Emily Nigro |
374 |
11.56 |
Mary Ann Martin (X) |
347 |
10.72 |
Al Robb |
289 |
8.93 |
|
Ward 7 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Patrick O'Reilly (X) |
2,832 |
72.28 |
Charles Clarke |
1,086 |
27.72 |
|
Ward 8 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Tracy Richardson |
815 |
36.35 |
Heather Stauble (X) |
670 |
29.88 |
Jack Morrison |
314 |
14.01 |
David Watson |
207 |
9.23 |
Wayne Hunt |
183 |
8.16 |
Michelle Murphy-Ward |
53 |
2.36 |
|
Norfolk County
The following are the results for Norfolk County.[19]
Mayor
There were some slight alterations to Norfolk County's ward map.[20]
Ward 1 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Tom Masschaele |
547 |
25.94 |
John Henderson |
523 |
24.80 |
Ted Mole |
498 |
23.61 |
John Peazel |
235 |
11.14 |
Doug McArthur |
150 |
7.11 |
Daniel Wagner |
117 |
5.55 |
Michael Toth |
39 |
1.85 |
|
Ward 2 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Roger Geysens (X) |
720 |
45.63 |
Matt Devos |
582 |
36.88 |
Joe Murphy |
276 |
17.49 |
|
Ward 3 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Michael Columbus |
1,249 |
54.95 |
Darryl Smart |
477 |
20.99 |
Leslie Berta |
273 |
12.01 |
Albert Guiler |
221 |
9.72 |
Tim Sullivan |
53 |
2.33 |
|
Ward 4 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Chris Van Paassen |
1,089 |
52.51 |
Dean Morrison |
913 |
44.02 |
Thomas Ferris |
72 |
3.47 |
|
Ward 5
2 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Ian Rabbitts |
3,007 |
33.10 |
Ryan Taylor |
1,616 |
17.79 |
Doug Brunton (X) |
1,542 |
16.97 |
Peter Black (X) |
1,227 |
13.51 |
Doreen Oates |
960 |
10.57 |
Rick Dixon |
733 |
8.08 |
|
Ward 6 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Amy Martin |
2,242 |
51.00 |
Adam Veri |
912 |
20.75 |
John Wells (X) |
323 |
7.35 |
Doug Long |
282 |
6.41 |
Jeff Miller |
233 |
5.30 |
Gary Muntz |
230 |
5.23 |
Rick Misner |
174 |
3.96 |
|
Ward 7 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Kim Huffman |
1,197 |
50.87 |
Jean Montgomery |
1,156 |
49.13 |
|
By-election
A by-election was held on June 3, 2021, in Ward 2 to fill the vacancy of Roger Geysens who retired.[21]
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Linda Vandendriessche |
1,025 |
56.57 |
Bill Dendekker |
338 |
18.65 |
Noel Haydt |
200 |
11.04 |
David Van Hamme |
128 |
7.06 |
Pamela Moore |
106 |
5.08 |
Russell Colebrook |
10 |
0.55 |
Ottawa
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Prince Edward County
Mayor
The following are the results for Prince Edward County.[22]
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Steve Ferguson |
4,981 |
50.17 |
Dianne O'Brien |
4,043 |
40.72 |
Richard Whiten |
904 |
9.11 |
Toronto
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Separated municipalities
Barrie
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Belleville
The following are the results for Belleville.[23]
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Mitch Panciuk |
5,238 |
36.06 |
Taso Christopher (X) |
3,688 |
25.39 |
Egerton Boyce |
3,132 |
21.56 |
Jodie Jenkins |
2,469 |
17.00 |
Councillors
Ward 1 - Belleville |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Ryan Williams |
6,168 |
11.43 |
Garnet Thompson (X) |
5,839 |
10.82 |
Pat Culhane |
5,594 |
10.36 |
Chris Malette |
5,498 |
10.19 |
Kelly McCaw (X) |
4,905 |
9.09 |
Sean Kelly |
4,713 |
8.73 |
Tyler Allsopp |
3,891 |
7.21 |
Carol Feeney |
2,998 |
5.55 |
Paul Martin |
2,567 |
4.76 |
Brigitte Muir |
2,228 |
4.13 |
Richard Black |
1,744 |
3.23 |
Michael Graham |
1,664 |
3.08 |
Danny Morrison |
1,643 |
3.04 |
Jeremy Davis |
1,490 |
2.76 |
Stanley Jones |
1,407 |
2.61 |
Paul Bell |
1,096 |
2.03 |
Curtis Hayes |
527 |
0.98 |
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Ward 2 - Thurlow |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Paul Carr (X) |
1,979 |
33.18 |
Bill Sandison |
1,201 |
20.14 |
Kathryn Brown |
867 |
14.54 |
Lisa Warriner |
805 |
13.50 |
Nicholas Mulhall |
585 |
9.81 |
Barry Robinson |
527 |
8.84 |
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The following are the results for Brockville.[24]
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Jason Baker |
3,033 |
38.87 |
Mark Oliver |
3,014 |
38.63 |
Cec Drake |
1,356 |
17.38 |
Kelly Cole |
286 |
3.67 |
Councillors
Eight Councillors were elected.
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Matt Wren |
4,432 |
8.83 |
Cameron Wales |
4,119 |
8.21 |
Mike Kalivas (X) |
4,054 |
8.08 |
Jane Fullarton (X) |
3,806 |
7.59 |
Larry Journal |
3,126 |
6.23 |
Jeffrey Earle (X) |
3,043 |
6.07 |
Nathalie Lavergne |
2,993 |
5.97 |
Leigh Bursey (X) |
2,843 |
5.67 |
Joy Sterritt |
2,830 |
5.64 |
Jessica Barabash |
2,759 |
5.50 |
Philip Deery |
2,533 |
5.05 |
Naomi McNeill |
1,967 |
3.92 |
Bud Eyre |
1,606 |
3.20 |
Tony Barnes |
1,486 |
2.96 |
Mark Darrah |
1,444 |
2.88 |
Willy Stevenson |
1,436 |
2.86 |
John Henderson |
1,386 |
2.76 |
Robert Shannon |
1,360 |
2.71 |
Matthew Blair |
1,059 |
2.11 |
Jeff Severson |
1,014 |
2.02 |
Ralph Legere |
823 |
1.64 |
Cornwall
Mayor
The results for Cornwall city council are as follows:[26]
At-large
10 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Justin Towndale (X) |
5,323 |
6.78 |
Elaine MacDonald (X) |
4,715 |
6.00 |
Carilyne Hébert (X) |
4,485 |
5.71 |
Maurice Dupelle (X) |
4,365 |
5.56 |
Claude McIntosh (X) |
4,331 |
5.51 |
Eric Bergeron |
3,999 |
5.09 |
Glen Garry Grant |
3,673 |
4.68 |
Todd Bennett |
3,652 |
4.65 |
Syd Gardiner |
3,424 |
4.36 |
Dean Hollingsworth |
3,361 |
4.28 |
Denis Carr (X) |
3,356 |
4.27 |
Kelly Bergeron |
3,224 |
4.11 |
Heather Megill |
2,717 |
3.46 |
Claude Poirier |
2,709 |
3.45 |
Alex de Wit |
2,570 |
3.27 |
Gérald E. Samson |
2,469 |
3.14 |
Carson Andrews |
2,282 |
2.91 |
Mark A. MacDonald (X) |
2,154 |
2.74 |
Kyle Bergeron |
2,095 |
2.67 |
Patrick Dussault |
1,906 |
2.43 |
Carol A. Boileau |
1,893 |
2.41 |
Jack Lindsay |
1,780 |
2.27 |
Keith Frost |
1,604 |
2.04 |
Mary Jane Proulx |
1,532 |
1.95 |
Ellen Crothers |
1,148 |
1.46 |
John Rattray |
1,056 |
1.34 |
Amani Aburamadan |
646 |
0.82 |
Bernie M. Brunette |
624 |
0.79 |
Ryan Acheson |
540 |
0.69 |
William Douglas Beattie |
489 |
0.61 |
James Brent Charles |
422 |
0.54 |
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[27] |
Vote |
% |
Ted Lojko |
862 |
40.19 |
John S. Beddows |
420 |
19.58 |
Jim Garrah |
376 |
17.53 |
Brian Brooks |
275 |
12.82 |
Christine Milks |
212 |
9.88 |
Guelph
Mayor
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Cam Guthrie (X) |
22,203 |
66.57 |
Aggie Mlynarz |
11,149 |
33.43 |
Two councillors to be elected in each ward. Results for Guelph city council are as follows.
Ward 1 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Dan Gibson (X) |
3,033 |
27.18 |
Bob Bell (X) |
2,361 |
21.16 |
Barbara Mann |
1,898 |
17.01 |
Charlene Downey |
1,748 |
15.67 |
Jamie Killingsworth |
1,057 |
9.47 |
Mark Gernon |
737 |
6.61 |
Jax Thornton |
172 |
1.54 |
Dave Heffernan |
151 |
1.35 |
|
Ward 2 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
James Gordon (X) |
3,009 |
30.59 |
Rodrigo Goller |
2,728 |
27.74 |
Jonathan Knowles |
1,591 |
16.18 |
Dorothe Fair |
1,341 |
13.63 |
Mary Thring |
996 |
10.13 |
Sudha Sharma |
170 |
1.73 |
|
Ward 3 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Phil Allt (X) |
3,187 |
36.74 |
June Hofland (X) |
2,764 |
31.86 |
Patrick Sheridan |
1,319 |
15.20 |
Jason Dodge |
1,054 |
12.15 |
Steven Petric |
351 |
4.05 |
|
Ward 4 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Christine Billings (X) |
2,330 |
26.63 |
Mike Salisbury (X) |
1,702 |
19.45 |
Indu Arora |
1,501 |
17.15 |
Peter Hamtak |
945 |
10.80 |
Matt Saunders |
877 |
10.02 |
Brendan Clark |
702 |
8.02 |
Eli Ridder |
694 |
7.93 |
|
Ward 5 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Leanne Piper (X) |
3,719 |
41.29 |
Cathy Downer (X) |
3,525 |
39.14 |
Alex Green |
1,762 |
19.56 |
|
Ward 6 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Dominique O'Rourke |
4,133 |
36.57 |
Mark MacKinnon (X) |
3,137 |
27.75 |
Stacy Cooper |
2,012 |
17.80 |
Anshu Khurana |
870 |
7.70 |
Usha Arora |
745 |
6.59 |
Lise Burcher |
406 |
3.59 |
|
Kingston
Referendum
Referendum on ranked ballots. The "yes" side won decidedly with 62%, but the turnout to make the referendum binding did not reach the 50% mark. However, Kingston City Council has promised to pursue the matter anyway.[28]
Choice [29] |
Vote |
% |
Yes |
20,642 |
62.00 |
No |
12,161 |
37.00 |
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[29] |
Vote |
% |
Bryan Paterson (X) |
23,708 |
69.03 |
Vicki Shmolka |
7,545 |
21.97 |
Rob Matheson |
2,529 |
7.36 |
Eric Lee |
564 |
1.64 |
The results for Kingston city council are as follows:[29]
Countryside District 1 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Gary Oosterhof (X) |
1,171 |
41.64 |
Louis Cyr |
1,080 |
38.41 |
Jeff Scott |
561 |
19.95 |
|
Loyalist-Cataraqui District 2 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Simon Chapelle |
1,527 |
49.79 |
Bittu George |
861 |
28.07 |
Stephanie Drapeau |
385 |
12.55 |
Georgina Riel |
294 |
9.59 |
|
Collins-Bayridge District 3 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Lisa Osanic (X) |
2,322 |
67.91 |
Don Amos |
1,097 |
32.09 |
|
Lakeside District 4 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Wayne Hill |
1,958 |
52.01 |
Chris Morris |
591 |
15.70 |
Ashley Johnson |
529 |
14.05 |
Joran Morelli |
503 |
13.36 |
Dave McKenna |
126 |
3.35 |
Ed Smith |
58 |
1.54 |
|
Portsmouth District 5 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Bridget Doherty |
1,410 |
54.69 |
Chris Ball |
584 |
22.65 |
David Dossett |
424 |
16.45 |
Alexandra de Haas |
96 |
3.72 |
Carly Francke |
64 |
2.48 |
|
Trillium District 6 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Robert Kiley |
1,508 |
42.49 |
Jimmy Hassan |
1,249 |
35.19 |
Jim Hoover |
436 |
12.29 |
Floyd Patterson |
356 |
10.03 |
|
Kingscourt-Rideau District 7 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Mary Rita Holland (X) |
1,007 |
45.20 |
Cheryl-anne Dorey Bennett |
688 |
30.88 |
Darryl McIntosh |
533 |
23.92 |
|
Meadowbrook-Strathcona District 8 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Jeff McLaren (X) |
1,927 |
62.38 |
Taylor Pearce |
1,162 |
37.62 |
|
Williamsville District 9 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Jim Neill (X) |
932 |
50.98 |
Vincent Cinanni |
742 |
40.59 |
Andre Imbeault |
154 |
8.42 |
|
Sydenham District 10 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Peter Stroud (X) |
1,141 |
64.57 |
Dylan Chenier |
380 |
21.51 |
Steve France |
171 |
9.68 |
Matt Gaiser |
75 |
4.24 |
|
King's Town District 11 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Rob Hutchison (X) |
2,001 |
80.43 |
Byron Emmons |
487 |
19.57 |
|
Pittsburgh District 12 |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Ryan Nelson Boehme (X) |
Acclaimed |
|
London
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Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[30] |
Vote |
% |
Steve Clarke (X) |
5,710 |
66.98 |
Gord Launchbury |
2,815 |
33.02 |
Pelee
The results for Pelee Island were as follows:
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Raymond Durocher |
Acclaimed |
Peterborough
The following are the results for Peterborough.[31]
Mayor
Two councillors were elected from each of the 5 wards.
Ward 1 - Otonabee |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Kim Zippel |
2,709 |
28.01 |
Lesley Parnell (X) |
2,405 |
24.87 |
Bob Hall |
2,045 |
21.15 |
Brock Grills |
1,427 |
14.76 |
Ryan Waudby |
895 |
9.26 |
Jason Wallwork |
189 |
1.95 |
|
Ward 2 - Monaghan |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Don Vassiliadis (X) |
3,066 |
27.39 |
Henry Clarke (X) |
2,655 |
23.72 |
Jeff Westlake |
2,439 |
21.79 |
Charmaine Magumbe |
1,813 |
16.20 |
Dave McGowan |
1,219 |
10.89 |
|
Ward 3 - Town |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Dean Pappas (X) |
3,404 |
36.66 |
Kemi Akapo |
2,718 |
29.27 |
Jim Russell |
1,354 |
14.58 |
Jane Davidson |
1,089 |
11.73 |
Jenny Lanciault |
721 |
7.76 |
|
Ward 4 - Ashburnham |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Gary Baldwin (X) |
3,095 |
30.82 |
Keith Riel (X) |
2,833 |
28.21 |
Paul Rellinger |
1,653 |
16.46 |
Sheila Wood |
1,501 |
14.95 |
Ian Peddle |
959 |
9.55 |
|
Ward 5 - Northcrest |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Andrew Beamer (X) |
3,742 |
33.47 |
Stephen Wright |
3,399 |
30.40 |
Dave Haacke (X) |
2,548 |
22.79 |
Zach Hatton |
1,492 |
13.34 |
|
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[33] |
Vote |
% |
Michael LeMay (X) |
2,893 |
67.40 |
Paul Kelly |
1,399 |
32.60 |
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[34] |
Vote |
% |
Brett Todd (X) |
Acclaimed |
Quinte West
Mayor
Mayoral Candidate[35] |
Vote |
% |
Jim Harrison (X) |
7,019 |
67.17 |
Duncan Armstrong |
3,429 |
32.82 |
Elections results for Quinte West city council are as follows:
Ward 1 - Trenton
5 to be elected[36] |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Michael Kotsovos (X) |
2,318 |
15.81 |
Sally Freeman (X) |
2,288 |
15.61 |
David Hugh O'Neil |
2,090 |
14.26 |
Fred Kuypers (X) |
1,957 |
13.35 |
Leslie Roseblade |
1,600 |
10.91 |
Mark Kennedy |
1,420 |
9.69 |
Andre deVries |
1,262 |
8.61 |
Paul Bordonaro |
676 |
4.61 |
Tyler Rickey |
626 |
4.27 |
Stuart Gilboord |
422 |
2.88 |
|
Ward 2 - Sidney
4 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Karen Sharpe (X) |
2,183 |
20.27 |
Allan DeWitt (X) |
1,725 |
16.02 |
Terry R. F. Cassidy |
1,555 |
14.44 |
Don Kuntze (X) |
1,315 |
12.21 |
Garry Quinn (X) |
1,229 |
11.41 |
Paul Kyte |
1,225 |
11.37 |
Ernst Kuglin |
1,046 |
9.71 |
Fred Keating |
492 |
4.57 |
|
Ward 3 - Murray
2 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
David McCue (X) |
Acclaimed |
Jim Alyea (X) |
Acclaimed |
|
Ward 4 - Frankford |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Lynda Reid |
400 |
53.05 |
Gregg Covell |
178 |
23.61 |
Rob MacIntosh |
176 |
23.34 |
|
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Al Strathdee (X) |
Acclaimed |
Mayoral Candidate[37] |
Vote |
% |
Dan Mathieson (X) |
7,837 |
68.93 |
Tom Drake |
2,174 |
19.12 |
Andrew Fraser |
1,358 |
11.94 |
Mayoral Candidate[38] |
Vote |
% |
Shawn Pankow (X) |
2,120 |
66.69 |
Joe Gallipeau |
1,059 |
33.31 |
St. Thomas
Source:[39]
Mayor
The results for St. Thomas city council are as follows:
At-large
8 to be elected |
Candidate |
Vote |
% |
Steve Peters |
8,197 |
13.58 |
Jeff Kohler (X) |
5,888 |
9.76 |
Gary Clarke (X) |
5,032 |
8.34 |
Lori Baldwin-Sands |
5,019 |
8.32 |
Linda Stevenson (X) |
4,080 |
6.76 |
Mark Tinlin (X) |
3,939 |
6.53 |
Joan Rymal (X) |
3,477 |
5.76 |
Jim Herbert |
3,417 |
5.66 |
John Laverty |
3,036 |
5.03 |
Rose Gibson |
2,927 |
4.85 |
Lesley Buchanan |
2,607 |
4.32 |
David Mathers |
2,423 |
4.01 |
Serge Lavoie |
2,296 |
3.80 |
Petrusia Hontar |
1,995 |
3.31 |
Timothy Hedden |
1,711 |
2.83 |
Greg Graham |
1,496 |
2.48 |
Kevin Smith |
1,190 |
1.97 |
James Murray |
842 |
1.40 |
Michael Manary |
785 |
1.30 |
Windsor
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