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|align=center| '''Lise Burcher'''
| align="right" | 2,932
|align=center| Douglas O’Doherty
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Revision as of 06:03, 15 November 2010

The 2010 Guelph municipal election will be held on October 25, 2010., in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, to elect the Mayor of Guelph, Guelph City Council and the Guelph members of the Upper Grand District School Board (Public) and Wellington Catholic District School Board. The election will be one of many races across the province of Ontario.[1][2]

Map of Guelph's Wards

Mayor

Candidate Votes %
(x) Karen Farbridge 14,902 54.11
David Birtwistle 10,576 38.20
Ray Mitchell 1,182 4.29
Scott Nightingale 878 3.18
Total valid votes

Ward 1

Candidate Votes %
(x) Bob Bell 1,759 20.05
Jim Furfaro 1,696 19.34
Sean Farrelly 1,175 13.39
Karolyne Pickett 1,109 12.46
Russell Ott 779 8.88
Gary Walton 601 6.85
Linda Murphy 527 6.00
Peter Bortolon 361 4.11
Tamara Williams 306 3.48
Allan Boynton 235 2.67
Eugene Gromczynski 221 2.52
Total valid votes

Ward 2

Candidate Votes %
Andy Van Hellemond 2,538 29.06
(x) Ian Findlay 2,180 24.96
Ray Ferraro 1,853 21.22
(x) Vicki Beard 1,757 20.12
Paul Mahony 403 4.61
Total valid votes

Ward 3

Candidate Votes %
(x) Maggie Laidlaw 2,296 29.45
(x) June Hofland 2,202 28.24
Craig Chamberlain 1,680 21.55
Mark Enchin 799 10.25
Jim Galatianos 498 6.38
Missy Tolton 320 4.10
Total valid votes

Ward 4

Candidate Votes %
Cam Guthrie 2,381 31.91
(x) Gloria Kovach 1,979 26.52
Christina Boumis 1,694 22.70
(x) Mike Salisbury 1,199 16.07
Steven Petric 207 2.77
Total valid votes

Ward 5

Candidate Votes %
(x) Leanne Piper 3,451 39.60
(x) Lise Burcher 2,932 33.64
Douglas O'Doherty 2,331 26.75
Total valid votes

Ward 6

Two to be elected representing Ward 6
Candidate Todd Dennis Susan Ricketts Karl Wettstein
Website http://www.votetodd.ca/ http://www.karlwettstein.com/
Status Incumbent
Votes 2654 1932 2719
% 36.33 26.44 37.22

Upper Grand District School Board

Two to be elected representing Wards 1, 5
Candidate Mark Bailey Juanita Burnett Linda Busuttil John Carpenter
Website http://www.markbailey.ca/
Status Incumbent Incumbent
Votes 4027 1523 3151 1742
% 38.56 14.58 30.17 16.68
Two to be elected representing Wards 2, 3 and 4
Candidate Don Griffin Susan Moziar Jennifer Waterston
Website http://www.electdongriffin.ca/ http://www.susanmoziar.ca/ http://www.jenniferwaterston.ca/
Status Candidate in 2006 Election Incumbent Incumbent
Votes 3844 4596 5358
% 33.78 38.55
One to be elected representing Ward 6 and the Town of Puslinch
Candidate S. Marty Fairbairn James J. McClure
Website
Status Former Trustee
Votes 1704 1016
% 62.64 37.35

Wellington Catholic District School Board

Four to be elected representing the City of Guelph
Candidate Nancy (Nan) Anderson Michael Ayotte Sebastian Dal Bo Susan G. Dickert Victoria Dupuis (Sorbara) Marino Gazzola
Website
Status Incumbent Incumbent
Votes 2726 1421 2796 1986 3172 4173
% 16.75 8.73 17.18 12.20 19.49 25.64

Conseil Scolaire Public de District du Centre-Sud Ouest

One to be elected representing the Region of Waterloo, and

the Counties of Middlesex, Wellington, Perth and Huron

Candidate Malika Attou George LeMac Denis Trudel
Website
Status
Votes 35 15 53
% 33.98 14.56 51.45

Conseil Scolaire de District Catholiques Centre-Sud

One to be elected representing the City of Brampton,

Town of Caledon, and the Counties of Dufferin and Wellington

Candidate Tamar Clutterbuck Tammy Knibbs
Website
Status
Votes 37 72
% 33.94 66.05

Timeline

  • September 10, 2010 - Nominations close.
  • October 25, 2010 - Election Day.

Issues

  • Taxes
  • Over Spending By Current Council
  • Debt Reduction
  • Cost Related To 5 Days Of City Shut Down
  • Growth Related To Places To Grow
  • Wet Plant Costs
  • Switching To Garbage Bins vs Bags
  • East End Commercial
  • W.C Woods ReDevelopment
  • Downtown Revitalization
  • Economy
  • Infrastructure
  • Bringing Business To Guelph

See also

Ontario municipal elections, 2010

References

  1. ^ http://guelph.ca/vote/
  2. ^ http://guelph.ca/vote/index.php/archives/37

Candidate Profiles, Guelph Mercury

Other

Preceded by
2006 election 		List of Guelph municipal elections Succeeded by
2014 election
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