1922 Ottawa municipal election

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The city of Ottawa, Canada held municipal elections on January 2, 1922 to elect members of the 1922 Ottawa City Council.

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Mayor of Ottawa

CandidateVotes%
Frank H. Plant 10,92368.86
Joseph Kent4,69829.62
W. K. McManus2411.52

Plebiscites


Municipal ownership of the Ottawa Street Railway
OptionVotes%
No8,43058.41
Yes6,00341.59
Extension of franchise to Ottawa Electric Railway Company
OptionVotes%
Yes8,41558.09
No6,07041.91
Service at cost agreement
OptionVotes%
Against10,63976.08
For3,34523.92
$50,000 bylaw for acquiring more land for playgrounds
OptionVotes%
Against4,12759.21
For2,84340.79
$10,000 grant for G.W.V.A. Relief
OptionVotes%
Against4,56763.23
For2,65636.77

Ottawa Board of Control

(4 elected)

CandidateVotes%
Arthur Ellis 6,62713.55
John P. Balharrie 6,61713.53
Napoleon Champagne 6,21112.70
John Cameron 6,14212.56
Joseph McGuire 5,30610.85
J. A. Pinard 4,5779.36
J. J. Slattery3,9718.12
Thomas Brethour 3,3896.93
Mrs. J. A. Wilson2,4675.04
Clary1,9523.99
J. W. Hinchcliffe7301.49
Brigham5861.20
Peter Leckie3390.69

Ottawa City Council

(2 elected from each ward)

Rideau Ward
CandidateVotes%
D. H. Macdonald 40829.91
Rupert Broadfoot 35726.17
Marcil24217.74
Ackland18913.86
Mackenzie16812.32
By Ward
CandidateVotes%
Edward Gaulin 61829.94
Fred Desjardins 57427.81
Querrie50624.52
O. Langlois36617.73
St. George Ward
CandidateVotes%
W. J. McCaffrey 1,02430.93
Walter Cunningham 89727.09
Hastey77223.32
Leslie Whyte 61818.67
Wellington Ward
CandidateVotes%
James W. McNabb Acclaimed
Erenest D. Lowe Acclaimed
Capital Ward
CandidateVotes%
H. H. McElroy 1,83035.88
T. H. Brewer 1,20623.64
Tulley1,10621.68
Munroe76615.02
Peterkin1933.78
Dalhousie Ward
CandidateVotes%
J. A. Forward 1,35828.06
W. E. O'Meara 1,00420.75
Fred Hunt 99220.50
McCann54511.26
Rowe4419.11
Jarvis3677.58
Fitzpatrick1322.73
Victoria Ward
CandidateVotes%
Ernest Laroche 813 [1] 40.21
Patrick Nolan 71835.51
Lewis49124.28
Ottawa Ward
CandidateVotes%
Napoleon Bordeleau 92537.83
Waldo Guertin 88436.16
Marcil36414.89
Lapierre27211.12
Central Ward
CandidateVotes%
C. G. Pepper Acclaimed
C. Allen Snowdon Acclaimed

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References

  1. "Aldermanic vote by polls: Victoria Ward". Ottawa Journal. January 3, 1922. p. 5. Retrieved May 9, 2020.