Elections were held in the organized municipalities in the Algoma District of Ontario on October 22, 2018 in conjunction with municipal elections across the province.[1]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[1]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Sally Hagman |
858 |
55.61
|
| Alex Solomon |
456 |
29.55
|
| Sue Jensen (X) |
229 |
14.84
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Lory Patteri (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Beverly Nantel (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[1]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Dan Marchisella (X) |
2,906 |
94.32
|
| Daemon Jacques-Palmer |
175 |
5.68
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Rodney Wood (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Robert Hope (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Cheryl T. Fort |
263 |
51.98
|
| Willy Paul Liebigt |
203 |
40.12
|
| Michael Courtney |
40 |
7.91
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[1]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Georges Bilodeau |
302 |
64.26
|
| Eloise Eldner |
168 |
35.74
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Mark Henderson (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Blaine Mersereau |
236 |
63.78
|
| Marlee Hopkins |
134 |
36.22
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Dick Beitz (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[2]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Lynn Watson (X) |
362 |
54.44
|
| Derek Hansen |
303 |
45.56
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[1]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Randi Condie (X) |
119 |
37.66
|
| Joyce Robitaille |
116 |
36.71
|
| Glenn Shelly |
81 |
25.63
|
2020 mayoral by-election
A mayoral by-election was held on September 14, 2020 due to the resignation of Condie.[3][4]
| Mayoral Candidate[1]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Tony Moor |
244 |
63.87
|
| Joyce Robitaille |
138 |
36.13
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Beth West (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Ken Lamming (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
List of candidates:[5]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Christian Provenzano (X) |
15,303 |
70.15
|
| Rory Ring |
5,143 |
23.57
|
| Ted Johnston |
1,178 |
5.40
|
| Kemal Martinovic |
192 |
0.88
|
Two elected per ward.[6]
City council has been reduced in size from 12 members to 10 members (plus the mayor).
| Candidate
|
Vote[7]
|
%
|
| Ward 1
|
| Paul Christian (X) |
3,234 |
32.11
|
| Sandra Hollingsworth (X) |
2,808 |
27.89
|
| Don Mitchell |
2,406 |
23.89
|
| Michele McCleave-Kennedy |
1,385 |
13.75
|
| Derek Thomas Pearce |
238 |
2.36
|
| Ward 2
|
| Luke Dufour |
2,410 |
32.87
|
| Lisa Vezeau-Allen |
1,464 |
19.97
|
| Lou Turco (X) |
1,307 |
17.83
|
| Sam Cistaro |
1,090 |
14.87
|
| Jason Young |
627 |
8.55
|
| D. J. Thyne |
220 |
3.00
|
| Ted Hallin |
213 |
2.91
|
| Ward 3
|
| Matthew Shoemaker (X) |
2,829 |
33.55
|
| Donna Hilsinger |
1,957 |
23.21
|
| John Bruno |
1,921 |
22.78
|
| Winona Hutchinson |
1,099 |
13.04
|
| Judy Hupponen (X) |
625 |
7.41
|
| Ward 4
|
| Rick Niro (X) |
2,016 |
33.19
|
| Marchy Bruni (X) |
1,973 |
32.48
|
| Sara McCleary |
1,387 |
22.83
|
| Tim Marsh |
699 |
11.51
|
| Ward 5
|
| Matthew Scott |
1,465 |
27.87
|
| Corey Gardi |
1,426 |
27.13
|
| Ozzie Grandinetti (X) |
1,399 |
26.61
|
| Frank Fata (X) |
967 |
18.39
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[1]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Jocelyne Bishop |
196 |
53.99
|
| Ted Clague (X) |
167 |
46.01
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Jody Wildman
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Chris Burton (X) |
145 |
62.23
|
| Edwin Karhi |
88 |
37.77
|
Mayor
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[8]
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Ron Rody (X)
|
Acclaimed
|
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Angelo Bazzoni (X) |
217 |
56.66
|
| Raymond St. Louis |
166 |
43.34
|
References
- ^ a b c d e f g "New mayors in Espanola and Blind River". Sudbury Star, October 24, 2018.
- ^ "Newsletter August 2020" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on October 14, 2018. Retrieved October 14, 2018.
- ^ "Election results for the Township of the North Shore". September 15, 2020.
- ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on September 16, 2020. Retrieved September 15, 2020.
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- ^ "List of Candidates - City of Sault Ste. Marie". Archived from the original on May 22, 2018. Retrieved May 21, 2018.
- ^ "Information for Voters - City of Sault Ste. Marie". Archived from the original on May 22, 2018. Retrieved May 21, 2018.
- ^ "Official 2018 Municipal Election Results - City of Sault Ste. Marie". Saultstemarie.ca. Retrieved February 16, 2023.
- ^ "Municipal Council - Municipality of Wawa". Archived from the original on October 14, 2018. Retrieved October 13, 2018.