Elections were held in the Niagara Region of Ontario on October 22, 2018, in conjunction with municipal elections across the province.
| Position |
Elected
|
| Fort Erie Mayor |
Wayne H. Redekop
|
| Fort Erie Councillor |
Tom Insinna
|
| Grimsby Mayor |
Jeff A. Jordan
|
| Grimsby Councillor |
Wayne Fertich
|
| Lincoln Mayor |
Sandra Easton
|
| Lincoln Councillor |
Robert Foster
|
| Niagara Falls Mayor |
Jim Diodati
|
| Niagara Falls Councillor |
Peter Nicholson
|
| Niagara Falls Councillor |
Barbara Greenwood
|
| Niagara Falls Councillor |
Bob Gale
|
| Niagara-on-the-Lake Lord Mayor |
Betty Disero
|
| Niagara-on-the-Lake Councillor |
Gary Zalepa Jr.
|
| Pelham Mayor |
Marvin Junkin
|
| Pelham Councillor |
Diana Huson
|
| Port Colborne Mayor |
Bill Steele
|
| Port Colborne Councillor |
Barbara Butters
|
| St. Catharines Mayor |
Walter Sendzik
|
| St. Catharines Councillor |
Jim Bradley
|
| St. Catharines Councillor |
George Darte
|
| St. Catharines Councillor |
Sandie Bellows
|
| St. Catharines Councillor |
Laura Ip
|
| St. Catharines Councillor |
Brian Heit
|
| St. Catharines Councillor |
Tim Rigby
|
| Thorold Mayor |
Terry Ugulini
|
| Thorold Councillor |
Tim Whalen
|
| Wainfleet Mayor |
Kevin Gibson
|
| Welland Mayor |
Frank Campion
|
| Welland Councillor |
Pat Chiocchio
|
| Welland Councillor |
Leanna Villella
|
| West Lincoln Mayor |
David Bylsma
|
Regional Chair
For the first time, the chair of regional council was to be directly elected.[1] However, on the last day of candidate registration the Ontario Government announced they would be cancelling this council race.[2]
At the time of this cancellation, five candidates were registered to run for he chair position. Incumbent chair Al Caslin and Pelham Mayor Dave Augstyn both decided to run for a regional council seat in their respective municipalities.
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Wayne H. Redekop (X) |
5,370 |
56.03
|
| Stephen Passero |
3,903 |
40.72
|
| George Jardine |
311 |
3.24
|
Regional Councillor
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Tom Insinna |
3,783 |
40.67
|
| Sandy Annunziata (X) |
3,492 |
37.54
|
| Joan Christensen |
1,624 |
17.46
|
| Douglas Baker-Smith |
402 |
4.32
|
Fort Erie Town Council
Ward 1
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| George P. McDermott (X) |
764 |
63.25
|
| Dale Hirons |
444 |
36.75
|
Ward 2
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Nick Dubanow |
838 |
52.87
|
| Marlo Toppazzini |
408 |
25.74
|
| John Mollicone |
339 |
21.39
|
Ward 3
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Kimberly Zanko (X) |
811 |
45.23
|
| Tracey Calder Rosettani |
528 |
29.45
|
| Dean Demizio |
277 |
15.45
|
| Scott Winger |
177 |
9.87
|
Ward 4
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Marina Butler (X) |
673 |
43.56
|
| Ron Brunner |
522 |
33.79
|
| Pati Habermann |
270 |
17.48
|
| Robert Hirons |
80 |
5.18
|
Ward 5
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Don Lubberts (X) |
599 |
35.03
|
| Michael Reles |
585 |
34.21
|
| Leah Feor |
526 |
30.76
|
Ward 6
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Ann-Marie Noyes |
902 |
57.05
|
| Christoffer M. Knutt (X) |
679 |
42.95
|
Source:[3]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Jeff A. Jordan |
6,344 |
71.51
|
| Steve D. Berry |
2,527 |
28.49
|
Source:[4]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Sandra Easton (X) |
4,397 |
66.30
|
| Robert Condotta |
2,235 |
33.70
|
Source:[5]
Source:[6]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Jim Diodati (X) |
13,875 |
58.09
|
| Kim Craitor |
8,252 |
34.55
|
| Dinah Lilia Mourise |
1,047 |
4.38
|
| Kip Finn |
710 |
2.97
|
Regional Council
Three to be elected. Regional councillors do not sit in city council.
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Peter Nicholson |
9,674 |
17.85
|
| Barbara Greenwood |
7,653 |
14.12
|
| Bob Gale (X) |
7,211 |
13.30
|
| Selina Volpatti (X) |
6,483 |
11.96
|
| John Morocco |
4,743 |
8.75
|
| Tim Housser |
4,262 |
7.86
|
| Chris Rigas |
3,744 |
6.91
|
| Dianne Munro |
2,912 |
5.37
|
| Anne Angelone |
2,630 |
4.85
|
| Dave Eke |
1,973 |
3.64
|
| Theresa Johnson |
1,942 |
3.58
|
| Clarke Bitter |
980 |
1.81
|
8 to be elected at-large.
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Mike Strange (X) |
12,021 |
8.85
|
| Victor Pietrangelo (X) |
8,846 |
6.51
|
| Wayne Thomson (X) |
8,355 |
6.15
|
| Lori Lococo |
7,666 |
5.64
|
| Wayne Campbell (X) |
7,413 |
5.46
|
| Vince Kerrio (X) |
7,356 |
5.41
|
| Chris Dabrowski |
7,130 |
5.25
|
| Carolyn Ioannoni (X) |
7,015 |
5.16
|
| Joyce Morocco (X) |
6,535 |
4.81
|
| Rich Merlino |
5,673 |
4.18
|
| Kenneth Groves |
5,248 |
3.86
|
| Steve Ludzik |
5,080 |
3.74
|
| Shirley Fisher |
4,276 |
3.15
|
| Tony Baldinelli |
3,713 |
2.73
|
| Karen Stearne |
3,346 |
2.46
|
| Tom Stranges |
3,328 |
2.45
|
| Peter Dychtiar |
3,122 |
2.30
|
| Angela Peebles |
3,047 |
2.24
|
| Anne Radojcic |
2,951 |
2.17
|
| Peter Fischer |
2,922 |
2.15
|
| Norm Puttick |
2,856 |
2.10
|
| Gary Baker |
2,594 |
1.91
|
| Jamie Jones |
1,972 |
1.45
|
| Domenic Caruso |
1,816 |
1.34
|
| Christian Bell |
1,727 |
1.27
|
| Tim Tredwell |
1,569 |
1.15
|
| Lucia Baldinelli Ciampa |
1,555 |
1.14
|
| Margie Manker |
1,528 |
1.12
|
| Ralph Panucci |
1,443 |
1.06
|
| Nick Maruca |
986 |
0.73
|
| Harvey Gordon |
868 |
0.64
|
| Vito Pennimpede |
761 |
0.56
|
| Jordan Cowe |
679 |
0.50
|
| Daniel Faraci |
455 |
0.33
|
Lord Mayor
| Lord Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Betty Disero |
4,169 |
50.14
|
| Patrick Darte (X) |
2,743 |
32.99
|
| Daniel Turner |
1,402 |
16.86
|
Source:[7]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Marvin Junkin |
3,975 |
55.66
|
| Gary Edward Accursi |
1,671 |
23.40
|
| Carla Baxter |
1,495 |
20.94
|
Source:[8]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Bill Steele |
2,634 |
39.88
|
| Betty Konc |
1,932 |
29.25
|
| Wayne Elliott |
1,789 |
27.09
|
| Ron St. Jean |
249 |
3.77
|
Source:[9]
2018 St. Catharines municipal election|
|
|
|
The Ward boundaries for the 2018 Election. The Mayor and regional councillors are elected across the city, Councillors in their respective wards. |
Mayor before election
Walter Sendzik
|
Elected mayor
Walter Sendzik
| |
The 2018 St. Catharines municipal election took place on Monday October 22, 2018 to determine a mayor, regional and city councillors and school trustees in the city of St. Catharines, Ontario. The election of a regional chair was also scheduled, but was cancelled by the provincial government led by Premier Doug Ford on Friday July 27, 2018, the registration deadline for candidates.[10]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Walter Sendzik (X) |
21,574 |
71.85
|
| Richard Stephens |
5,834 |
19.43
|
| Johnny Tischler |
1,465 |
4.88
|
| Tunde Soniregun |
1,153 |
3.84
|
Source:[11]
Six to be elected at-large. Regional councillors do not sit in city council.
| Candidate
|
Total votes
|
% of total votes
|
| Jim Bradley |
18,954 |
14.10
|
| George Darte |
12,516 |
9.31
|
| Sandie Bellows |
11,117 |
8.27
|
| Laura Ip |
9,878 |
7.35
|
| Brian Heit (X) |
8,499 |
6.32
|
| Tim Rigby (X) |
8,435 |
6.27
|
| Kelly Edgar (X) |
7,233 |
5.38
|
| Mike Britton |
6,765 |
5.03
|
| Bruce Timms (X) |
5,859 |
4.36
|
| Haley Bateman |
5,546 |
4.13
|
| Mark Elliott |
5,519 |
4.10
|
| Rob Depetris |
4,784 |
3.56
|
| Mo Al Jumaily |
4,105 |
3.05
|
| Debbie MacGregor (X) |
3,844 |
2.86
|
| Emily Beth Spanton |
3,421 |
2.54
|
| Frank Rupcic |
3,360 |
2.50
|
| Peter Gill |
3,247 |
2.42
|
| Mary Margaret Murphy |
2,763 |
2.06
|
| Len Stack |
2,735 |
2.03
|
| Alan Caslin (X) |
1,928 |
1.43
|
| Lou Felice |
1,476 |
1.10
|
| Paul Allan |
1,438 |
1.07
|
| Bob Szajkowski |
1,024 |
0.76
|
Source:[12]
Ward 1 - Merriton
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Greg Miller |
1,848 |
25.31
|
| Lori Littleton |
1,527 |
20.91
|
| David Haywood (X) |
1,380 |
18.90
|
| Lesley Seaborne |
1,121 |
15.35
|
| Kim Clifford |
742 |
10.16
|
| Diane Foster |
281 |
3.85
|
| Marta Liddiard |
280 |
3.83
|
| Hayden Lawrence |
123 |
1.68
|
Source:[13]
Ward 2 - St. Andrew's
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Joe Kushner (X) |
2,954 |
39.12
|
| Matt Harris (X) |
2,850 |
37.74
|
| Emilio Raimondo |
1,748 |
23.15
|
Source:[14]
Ward 3 - St. George's
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Sal Sorrento (X) |
1,921 |
30.42
|
| Kevin Townsend |
1,536 |
24.33
|
| Brody Longmuir |
1,475 |
23.36
|
| Vicky-Lynn Smith |
1,126 |
17.83
|
| Thomas Grundy |
256 |
4.05
|
Source:[15]
Ward 4 - St. Patrick's
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Karrie Porter |
3,098 |
41.03
|
| Mat Siscoe (X) |
2,279 |
30.19
|
| Robin McPherson |
2,173 |
28.78
|
Source:[16]
Ward 5 - Grantham
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Bill Phillips (X) |
2,860 |
26.52
|
| Dawn Dodge |
2,227 |
20.65
|
| Jeff Brooks |
1,944 |
18.03
|
| Mark Stevens |
1,262 |
11.70
|
| Dennis Van Meer |
1,067 |
9.90
|
| Alan C. Ziemianin |
665 |
6.17
|
| Rob Gill |
501 |
4.65
|
| Matthew Bastead |
257 |
2.38
|
Source:[17]
Ward 6 - Port Dalhousie
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Carlos Garcia (X) |
3,263 |
30.35
|
| Bruce Williamson (X) |
3,018 |
28.07
|
| Jeff Mackie |
2,422 |
22.53
|
| Wolfgang Guembel |
2,047 |
19.04
|
Source:[18]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Terry Ugulini |
3,298 |
64.41
|
| Henry D'Angela |
1,822 |
35.59
|
Source:[19]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Kevin Gibson |
1,009 |
35.29
|
| Richard Dykstra |
468 |
16.37
|
| Ted Hessels |
455 |
15.91
|
| Andrew Watts |
411 |
14.38
|
| Alfred Kiers |
397 |
13.89
|
| Ken Martin |
119 |
4.16
|
Source:[20]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Frank Campion (X) |
10,100 |
77.90
|
| Steven Soos |
1,453 |
11.21
|
| David Clow |
1,413 |
10.90
|
Source:[21]
Regional Councillor
Two to be elected
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Pat Chiocchio |
6,354 |
29.96
|
| Leanna Villella |
6,344 |
29.92
|
| Paul Grenier (X) |
4,735 |
22.33
|
| George Marshall (X) |
3,773 |
17.79
|
Source:[21]
Welland City Council
Two elected from each ward
Ward 1
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Mary Ann Grimaldi (X) |
1,000 |
30.07
|
| Adam Moote |
886 |
26.64
|
| Ryan Huckla |
639 |
19.21
|
| Tom Bacolini |
299 |
8.99
|
| Shirley Cordiner |
221 |
6.64
|
| Holly Syer |
219 |
6.58
|
| Robin Comtois |
62 |
1.86
|
Source:[21]
Ward 2
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Leo Van Vliet (X) |
1,407 |
34.08
|
| David McLeod (X) |
1,404 |
34.01
|
| Serge Daoust |
535 |
12.6
|
| Debi Katsmar |
465 |
11.26
|
| Brad Ulch |
317 |
7.68
|
Source:[21]
Ward 3
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Lucas Spinosa |
1,547 |
37.36
|
| John Chiocchio (X) |
1,191 |
28.76
|
| John Mastroianni (X) |
1,019 |
24.61
|
| John Thomas McNall |
384 |
9.27
|
Source:[21]
By-election
A by-election was held on August 9, 2021, in Ward 3 to fill the vacancy of Lucas Spinosa who resigned.[22]
| Candidate
|
Vote[23]
|
%
|
| John Mastroianni |
712 |
35.28
|
| Steve Soos |
386 |
19.13
|
| Cathy Connor |
341 |
16.90
|
| Nancy Dmytrov Bilboe |
271 |
13.43
|
| Douglas R. Thomas |
205 |
10.16
|
| Phil Gladman |
91 |
4.51
|
Ward 4
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Bryan Green |
1,146 |
28.92
|
| Tony Dimarco (X) |
1,126 |
28.41
|
| Melissa McGlashan |
820 |
20.69
|
| Maria Lallouet |
652 |
16.45
|
| Phill Gladman |
119 |
3.00
|
| Charles Owen |
100 |
2.52
|
Source:[21]
Ward 5
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Graham Speck |
1,110 |
32.93
|
| Claudette Richard (X) |
1,099 |
32.60
|
| Ken LeBlanc |
662 |
19.64
|
| Leslie Robichaud |
233 |
6.91
|
| Niki Ann Brideau |
206 |
6.11
|
| Devin Paul James St. Jean |
61 |
1.81
|
Source:[21]
Ward 6
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| Bonnie Fokkens (X) |
1,096 |
31.76
|
| Jim Larouche (X) |
874 |
25.33
|
| Mike Konderka |
816 |
23.65
|
| Jamie Lee |
443 |
12.84
|
| James Takeo |
222 |
6.43
|
Source:[21]
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
|
| David Bylsma |
2,115 |
47.51
|
| Douglas Joyner (X) |
1,104 |
24.80
|
| Joann Chechalk |
1,034 |
23.23
|
| Paul Wiebe |
199 |
4.47
|
Source:[24]
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