Halton Region votes in Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Halton Hills
Burlington is experiencing a particularly exciting municipal election this year. Two sitting city councillors are taking on the mayor for her position, while a former federal and provincial politician and regional chair has made an unexpected return to local politics.
There are five candidates vying for the mayor’s spot, but the most talked-about race is between incumbent Marianne Meed Ward and councillors Lisa Kearns and Rory Nisan.
Meed Ward has been serving as mayor since 2018. Kearns has represented Ward 2 and Nisan has been in charge of Ward 3 since that same year. Their choice to step away from their council roles to challenge Meed Ward ensures a shift in Burlington’s political leadership post-election.
Gary Carr, currently the chair of Halton Region, is also making waves by running for city and regional councillor in Burlington’s Ward 2 instead of pursuing another term as regional chair. He comes with over thirty years of experience in elected office at various levels including his tenure as Halton’s regional chair starting from 2006.
Carr’s candidacy is particularly noteworthy because voters in Burlington won’t be selecting a regional chair this time around. Changes to regional governance mean that the chair position will not be included on the ballot.
Mayor
Keith Demoe Lisa Kearns Marianne Meed Ward Rory Nisan Yugalkeesor Ramdhonee
Council
City and Regional Councillor Ward 1
Kelvin Galbraith Cheryl Hurst James Kerr Robert Radway
City and Regional Councillor Ward 2
Masha Brar Sean Campbell Gary Carr Jeremy Gaetan
City and Regional Councillor Ward 3
Tony Brecknock Mark Carr Lisa Cooper Kyle Hutton Katy Moore
City and Regional Councillor Ward 4
City and Regional Councillor Ward 5
Kristy Dickinson Alex Don Brian Machan Paul Sharman
City and Regional Councillor Ward 6
Osob Adus Angelo Bentivegna Bianca Bielski Chris Bouchard Frank Domenic Rowen Fraser Edmond Jodhi
School Board
Halton District School Board Trustee Wards 1 and 2
Bika Diakoloukas – Acclaimed
Halton District School Board Trustee Wards 3 and 6
Sukhwinder Singh Xin Yi Zhang
Halton District School Board Trustee Ward 4
Ryan Marlow Dania Thurman Ahmed Zaki
Halton District School Board Trustee Ward 5
Amy Collard – Acclaimed
Halton Catholic District School Board Wards 1 and 2
Vincent Iantomasi Allison Mc Kenzie
Halton Catholic District School Board Wards 3 and 6
Bernice Carvalho Roman Soler
Halton Catholic District School Board Wards 4 and 5
Bashar Haddaden Katrina Vinka Kvenich Tim O’Brien
French School Board
Conseil scolaire Viamonde
Sonia Macaluso – Acclaimed
Conseil scolaire catholique Mon Avenir
Diane Courchesne – Acclaimed
Oakville’s municipal election looks like it could lead to significant changes at Town Hall this year. Six out of fourteen ward council seats are set to feature new faces along with a five-way race for mayor involving current council members.
Incumbent Mayor Rob Burton is up against sitting councillors Sean O’Meara, Jeff Knoll, Arvind Choudhary, and Julia Hanna in his bid for re-election.
This competition stands out because both O’Meara and Knoll will vacate their council positions to run for the town’s highest office.
Hanna will face Burton again after coming very close to defeating him last time. In the previous election held in 2022, Burton secured just under twenty thousand votes compared to Hanna’s nearly nineteen thousand – only an eight hundred eighty-six vote difference.
This marks Hanna’s third attempt against Burton since she also challenged him in the election of twenty eighteen.
Burton aims to extend his tenure as Oakville’s mayor which began back in two thousand six.
Mayor
Rob Burton Arvind Choudhary Julia Hanna Jeff Knoll Sean O’Meara
Council
Ward 1
Town Councillor
Alexandra Caldwell Amir Henry David Imrie Pierce Lang Nancy Ortenburg
Town & Regional Councillor
Jonathan Mc Neice – Acclaimed
would claim that there’s no place like home. Ward 2
Town Councillor
Ray Chisholm Ayesha Khawaja Sana Waqar
Town & Regional Councillor
Zena Al-Mudaris Desmond Jordan Sarah Perkin Stacey Saunders
would claim that there’s no place like home. Ward 3
Town Councillor
Town & Regional Councillor Janet Haslett-Theall – Acclaimed
would claim that there’s no place like home. Ward 4
Town Councillor Peter Longo Luba Slanina Syed Tahir
Town & Regional Councill Kashif (Kash) Chaudry Suzan Chong Vandana Giri Roger Lapworth Hutchison Lee Farah Shamim
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