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    Official Mississippi Mills 2018 election results

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    Posted on: October 23, 2018

    Official Mississippi Mills 2018 election results

     

    Mayor Results
    Mayor Candidates Votes
    Ken Laframboise 505
    Christa Lowry 2798
    Steve Maynard 1566
    Paul Watters 1478
    Spoil this ballot 19
    Decline to vote this ballot 21
    Total Votes 6387

    Deputy Mayor Results
    Deputy Mayor Candidates Votes
    David Hinks 778
    Dieter King 54
    Jane Torrance 2228
    John Levi 2985
    Mario Coculuzzi 249
    Spoil this ballot 17
    Decline to vote this ballot 60
    Total Votes 6371

    Councillor Almonte Results
    Almonte Councillor Candidates Votes
    Duncan Abbott 1144
    Janet A. Maydan 1380
    Jill McCubbin 1370
    John Dalgity 1538
    Spoil this ballot 8
    Decline to vote this ballot 41
    Total Votes 5481

    Councillor Ramsay Results
    Ramsay Councillor Candidates Votes
    Bev Holmes 1285
    Cynthia Guerard 1238
    John H. Edwards 936
    Ken Kicksee 747
    Tony Barr 180
    Spoil this Ballot 10
    Decline to vote this ballot 40
    Total Votes 4436

    Councillor Pakenham Results
    Pakenham Councillor Candidates Votes
    Denzil (Denny) Ferguson 630
    Vicki Barr McDougall 341
    Spoil this Ballot 5
    Decline to vote this ballot 1
    Total Votes 977

    English Public School Board Results
    English Public School Board Candidates Votes
    Carole Dufort 1453
    Donald Cram 2399
    Sharon Holzscherer 696
    Spoil this Ballot 90
    Decline to vote this ballot 603
    Total Votes
    Total Votes 5241

    French Separate School Board Results
    French Separate School Board Candidates Votes
    Anouk Tremblay 48
    Edwil Fleury 11
    Spoil this Ballot 0
    Decline to vote this ballot 7
    Total Votes 66

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