2022 London, Ontario municipal election
Canadian municipal election
2022 London municipal election|
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Turnout | 25.50% |
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Map of London's 14 wards |
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The 2022 London municipal election was a municipal election that occurred on October 24, 2022, in conjunction with municipal elections being held across the province.
Electoral system
After using ranked ballots in the 2018 municipal election, London returned to using the first past the post electoral system after the passing of the Supporting Ontario's Recovery and Municipal Elections Act, 2020 by the Government of Ontario, which removed the right of municipalities to use a different electoral system from FPTP.[1]
The candidates who registered to run for London City Council are as follows:[2]
Mayor
Incumbent mayor Ed Holder did not run for a second term, announcing on May 24 that he was retiring from politics.[3] Two days later, deputy mayor Josh Morgan announced he was running for the position.[4] He was endorsed by Holder. On June 27, former Liberal MPP Khalil Ramal announced he would run for mayor.[5] On the final day of registration, August 19, well-known local pastor Sandie Thomas entered the race.[6] Social media personality Dylan Wallace attempted to join the race, but did not register before the deadline to be on the ballot.[7]
Mayoral Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Josh Morgan |
46,283 |
65.72
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Khalil Ramal |
15,912 |
22.59
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Sandie Thomas |
2,297 |
3.26
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Sean O'Connell |
1,432 |
2.03
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Johanne Nichols |
1,339 |
1.90
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Daniel Jeffery |
810 |
1.15
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Brandon Ellis |
747 |
1.06
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Dan Lenart |
743 |
1.05
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Norman Robert Miles |
536 |
0.76
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Carlos Murray |
329 |
0.47
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London City Council
Ward 1
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Hadleigh McAlister |
1,415 |
37.71
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Michael Van Holst (X) |
1,053 |
28.07
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Ken Fischer |
420 |
11.19
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Julie Reynolds |
358 |
9.54
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Ryan Cadden |
174 |
4.64
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Janette Cameron |
169 |
4.50
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Shirley Wilton |
73 |
1.95
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Oberon Goodden |
48 |
1.28
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Kenneth Saunders |
42 |
1.12
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Ward 2
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Shawn Lewis (X) |
3,310 |
88.76
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Mike Yohnicki |
419 |
11.24
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Ward 3
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Peter Cuddy |
1,433 |
36.17
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Bob Wright |
1,026 |
25.90
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Prabh Gill |
774 |
19.54
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Ainsley Graham |
592 |
14.94
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Saifullah Qasimi |
137 |
3.46
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Ward 4
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Susan Stevenson |
1,064 |
28.34
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Jarad Fisher |
769 |
20.48
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Colleen Murphy |
684 |
18.22
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Matt Nicolaidis |
681 |
18.14
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Stephen Orser |
365 |
9.72
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Sylvia Nagy |
129 |
3.44
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Raymond Daamen |
63 |
1.68
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Ward 5
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Jerry Pribil |
3,982 |
64.52
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Connor Pierotti |
2,190 |
35.48
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Ward 6
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Samuel Trosow |
2,082 |
48.11
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Mariam Hamou (X) |
1,783 |
41.20
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Becky Williamson |
463 |
10.70
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Ward 7
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Corrine Rahman |
3,910 |
54.96
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Tommy Caldwell |
2,163 |
30.40
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Sharon Deebrah |
577 |
8.11
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Evan Wee |
464 |
6.52
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Ward 8
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Steve Lehman (X) |
3,669 |
69.55
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Colleen McCauley |
838 |
15.89
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Sarvarinder Singh Dohil |
542 |
10.27
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Patrick O'Connor |
226 |
4.28
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Ward 9
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Anna Hopkins (X) |
4,281 |
62.07
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Mario Jozic |
1,569 |
22.75
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Baqar Khan |
376 |
5.45
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Jacob Novick |
348 |
5.05
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Veronica Warner |
323 |
4.68
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Ward 10
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Paul Van Meerbergen (X) |
2,400 |
41.93
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Kevin May |
1,461 |
25.52
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John Kuypers |
992 |
17.33
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Claire Grant |
653 |
11.41
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Michael McMullen |
218 |
3.81
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Ward 11
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Skylar Franke |
3,616 |
57.68
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Jeremy McCall |
1,731 |
27.61
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Christine Oliver |
553 |
8.82
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Paul-Michael Anderson |
267 |
4.26
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Cole Fobert |
102 |
1.63
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Ward 12
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Elizabeth Peloza (X) |
3,400 |
77.15
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David Godwin |
541 |
12.28
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Alexander Main |
466 |
10.57
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Ward 13
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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David Ferreira |
1,885 |
41.23
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John Fyfe-Millar (X) |
1,851 |
40.49
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David Millie |
487 |
10.65
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Alexandria Hames |
349 |
7.63
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Ward 14
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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Steve Hillier (X) |
1,766 |
45.99
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Sarah Lehman |
1,538 |
40.05
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Danalynn Williams |
536 |
13.96
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References
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