2018 Brant mayoral election|
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Mayor of Brant before election
Ronald Eddy
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Elected Mayor of Brant
David Bailey
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The 2018 Brant municipal election took place on October 22, 2018. Seven-term incumbent Ronald Eddy lost re-election to businessman David Bailey. Bailey is the first openly gay mayor of Brant.[1][2]
Mayoral candidates
Results
Mayor
| Mayoral Candidate[4][5]
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Vote
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%
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| David Bailey |
4,478 |
47.58
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| Ronald Eddy (incumbent) |
3,156 |
33.54
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| Don Cardy |
1,133 |
12.04
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| Shawn Pratt |
644 |
6.84
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Two to be elected from each ward. The results for Brant County Council are as follows:[5]
| Ward 1
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| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| John Wheat (incumbent) |
1,254 |
33.26
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| John MacAlpine |
1,148 |
30.45
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| Willie Morley |
958 |
25.41
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| Nick Quail |
410 |
10.88
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| Ward 2
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| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| Marc Laferriere |
1,378 |
34.02
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| Steve Howes |
1,211 |
28.99
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| Shirley Simons (incumbent) |
770 |
19.01
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| Steven Acheson |
344 |
8.49
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| Ellay Heys |
296 |
7.31
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| Phil Ogborne |
52 |
1.28
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| Ward 3
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| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| John Peirce (incumbent) |
850 |
27.00
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| John Bell |
642 |
20.39
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| Marty Verhey |
559 |
17.76
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| Clifford Atfield |
416 |
13.21
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| Edith Stone |
383 |
12.17
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| Myles D. Rusak |
261 |
8.29
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| Murray Powell (incumbent)[a] |
37 |
1.18
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| Ward 4
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| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| Robert Chambers (incumbent) |
1,061 |
37.45
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| David Miller (incumbent) |
960 |
33.89
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| Marilyn Baptist |
548 |
19.34
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| Laura Mordaunt |
264 |
9.32
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| Ward 5
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| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| Brian Coleman (incumbent) |
1,067 |
32.32
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| Joan Gatward (incumbent) |
994 |
30.11
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| Ella Haley |
800 |
24.24
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| Owen DeBoer |
440 |
13.33
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School board trustees
English trustees
| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| Christina Speers |
5,453 |
32.82
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| Rita Collver |
4,394 |
26.44
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| David VanTilborg |
3,592 |
21.62
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| Tom Waldschmidt |
3,178 |
19.12
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French trustee
| Candidate
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Vote
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%
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| Pierre Girouard |
724 |
73.28
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| Denis Frawley |
264 |
26.72
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References
- ^ Ball, Vincent (November 1, 2018). "'Change is needed'". Brantford Expositor. Postmedia. Retrieved May 19, 2021.
- ^ Rubio, Michelle (June 10, 2019). "Brant County flies first Pride flag". Brantford Expositor. Postmedia. Retrieved May 19, 2021.
- ^ a b c d Ball, Vincent (October 11, 2018). "Four vie for Brant mayor's job". Brantford Expositor. Postmedia. Retrieved June 22, 2020.
- ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on July 23, 2018. Retrieved July 23, 2018.
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- ^ a b "Election Results". County of Brant. Retrieved May 19, 2021.
Notes
- ^ Powell died three weeks before the election.
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