Changes are on the horizon for the Town of Tillsonburg Council this November.
The race for mayor includes two candidates: the current mayor Deb Gilvesy and town councillor Kelly Spencer.
This fall, voters will also have to choose six councillors from a pool of 12 candidates.
The certified candidates are: Dave Beres (incumbent), Lindsey Ambrus Mejaski, Ron Gasparetto, Chrissy Rosehart (incumbent), Deanna (Dee) Tosto, Katherine Englander, Clayton Curtis, Christopher (Chris) Parker (incumbent), Felix Nonso Nzemeka, Kim Sage, Stephen Molnar and John Gilvesy.
Current councillors Pete Luciani and Bob Parsons won’t be running for re-election.
Candidates for public and separate school boards as well as the French public board were acclaimed.
William Mc Kinnon and Benjamin Lampkin will represent Oxford on the Thames Valley District School Board.
Mary Holmes will serve as Oxford’s representative on the London District Catholic School Board.
David Paradis will represent Norfolk, Haldimand, Elgin, Lambton and Oxford counties along with the Municipality of Chatham-Kent on Conseil Scolaire Viamonde.
The Town of Tillsonburg is adopting an internet and telephone voting system for this municipal election. Electors can cast their votes from October 13 until 8 p. m. on October 26. Voting is available 24 hours a day during that period.
“Eligible electors can vote remotely using their own computer, tablet, smartphone, or telephone from the comfort of their home,” said info on the Town of Tillsonburg website.
For more details on the election visit www. tillsonburg. ca/town-hall/2026-municipal-election/.
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