2018 Essex County municipal elections

Municipal elections were held in Essex County in Ontario on October 22, 2018 in conjunction with municipal elections across the province.

Map of Essex County showing the municipalities that use a Ward system for their Town Councils in Dark Blue, and an At-Large system (with the top 5 placed candidates elected) in Light Blue. Red is Windsor and Pelee which are both part of Essex County, but are considered separate municipalities, and do not send members to the Essex County Council.

This page only includes the results for the towns of Essex County, and Pelee. While the City of Windsor (the largest population centre in the county by far) is nominally part of the county and counted in its population numbers, the city and its municipal government are a separate entity, and does not send any members to the County Council. The elections to Windsor's Mayor and City Council were held concurrently.

(NOTE: Elected candidates are shown in bold. An (X) indicates an incumbent candidate.)

Essex County Council

Essex County Council consists of the 7 mainland mayors of Essex County and their seven deputy mayors.[1]

Position Elected
Amherstburg Mayor Aldo DiCarlo
Amherstburg Deputy Mayor Leo Meloche
Essex Mayor Larry Snively
Essex Deputy Mayor Richard Meloche
Kingsville Mayor Nelson Santos (acclaimed)
Kingsville Deputy Mayor Gord Queen (acclaimed)
Lakeshore Mayor Tom Bain (acclaimed)
Lakeshore Deputy Mayor Tracey Bailey
LaSalle Mayor Marc A. Bondy
LaSalle Deputy Mayor Crystal Meloche (acclaimed)
Leamington Mayor Hilda Macdonald
Leamington Deputy Mayor Larry Verbeke
Tecumseh Mayor Gary McNamara (acclaimed)
Tecumseh Deputy Mayor Joe Bachetti

Amherstburg

The following are the results for Mayor, Deputy Mayor, & the Municipal Council of Amherstburg.

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate Vote %
Aldo DiCarlo (X) 4,576 62.67
Glenn Swinton 2,726 37.33

Deputy Mayor

Deputy Mayoral Candidate Vote %
Leo Meloche 2,579
Diane Pouget 2,575
Bob Rozankovic 1,142
Richard Fryer 948

Essex

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate[2] Vote %
Larry Snively 2,261 32.84
Ron Rogers 2,144 31.14
Katie McGuire-Blais 1,358 19.72
Rob Shepley 1,122 16.30

Kingsville

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate[3] Vote %
Nelson Santos (X) Acclaimed

Lakeshore

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate[4] Vote %
Tom Bain (X) Acclaimed

Deputy Mayor

Deputy Mayoral Candidate[4] Vote %
Tracey Bailey 7,858 68.85
Al Fazio (X) 2,541 22.26
Sean Gabriele 1,015 8.89

The results for Lakeshore Town Council is as follows:[5]

Town Council

Candidate Vote %
Ward 1
Steven Wilder (X) 1,245 70.78
John-Mark Jurak 514 29.22
Ward 2
Len Janisse (X) 654 47.53
Samantha Russell 394 28.63
Lana Drouillard 328 23.84
Ward 3
Kelsey Santarossa 716 41.29
Steve Colasanti 517 29.82
Ray Holland 360 20.76
Kevin St-Pierre 141 8.13
Ward 4
John Kerr 674 24.22
Romeo Beaulieu 589 21.16
Jennifer-Jane Poisson 495 17.79
Steven Bezaire 420 15.09
Paddy Byrne 304 10.92
Susan Dozois 301 10.82
Ward 5
Kirk Walstedt 1,254 57.50
Dan Diemer (X) 428 19.62
Tim McDermott 424 19.44
Rolf Keller 53 2.43
Wayne Rose 22 1.01
Ward 6
Linda McKinlay (X) Acclaimed

LaSalle

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate[6] Vote %
Marc A. Bondy 6,021 61.87
Gary Baxter 3,711 38.13

Leamington

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate[7] Vote %
Hilda Macdonald 4,341 60.23
John Paterson (X) 2,533 35.15
Bruce Medcalf 333 4.62

Tecumseh

Mayor

Mayoral Candidate[8] Vote %
Gary McNamara (X) Acclaimed

References

  1. ^ "Elections". County of Essex. Archived from the original on September 13, 2014. Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  2. ^ "2018 Municipal Election Results". September 5, 2019.
  3. ^ "2018 Candidates List". April 23, 2019.
  4. ^ a b "Town of Lakeshore - 2018 Election Candidates". lakeshore.ca. Archived from the original on July 25, 2018. Retrieved July 25, 2018.
  5. ^ "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on December 15, 2018. Retrieved November 1, 2018.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  6. ^ "List of candidates - 2018". lasalle.ca. Archived from the original on July 26, 2018. Retrieved August 1, 2018.
  7. ^ "Municipality of Leamington 2018 Municipal and School Board Election. Official List of Candidates" (PDF). icreate5.esolutionsgroup.ca. Retrieved March 5, 2023.
  8. ^ "Election Information". March 17, 2021.
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