2006 Mississauga municipal election

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2006 Mississauga mayoral election
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  2003 November 13, 2006 2010  
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Candidate Hazel McCallion Donald Barber
Popular vote98,2935,571
Percentage91.41%5.18%

Mayor before election

Hazel McCallion

Elected Mayor

Hazel McCallion

The 2006 Mississauga municipal elections took place on November 13, 2006, to elect a mayor and 11 city councillors in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. The 2006 election was noteworthy for its record number of candidates, in part due to two new wards being added to Council. Details about the candidates in the 2006 election and past elections in Mississauga are listed as an external link below. In addition, school trustees were elected to the Peel District School Board, Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, Conseil scolaire de district du Centre-Sud-Ouest and Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud. These elections were held in conjunction with those held in all other municipalities across the province of Ontario (see 2006 Ontario municipal elections).

Contents

Mayoral race

CandidateVote %
Hazel McCallion (X)98,29391.41%
Donald Barber5,5715.18%
Roy N. Willis3,6673.41%
Map of Mississauga's Wards Mississaugawards.PNG
Map of Mississauga's Wards

City council

CandidateVote %
Ward 1
Carmen Corbasson (X)617979.24%
Gordon Clarkson5146.59%
Bill Lediard4085.23%
Susan Ranchod3594.60%
Michael Daroczi1702.18%
Scott Kletke1131.45%
Erik Sonstenes550.71%
Ward 2
Patricia Mullin (X)640178.22%
Brian J. Hurley151518.51%
Grant Ouellette2673.26%
Ward 3
Maja Prentice (X)584858.08%
Peter Ferreira353835.14%
John Busic2652.63%
Sarfraz Mahmood2242.22%
Jason Roti1941.93%
Ward 4
Frank Dale (X)839680.94%
Jerry Mitrut9178.84%
Khalid Mehmood3673.54%
Sathish Balasunderam3493.36%
Marina Khan Ghazvani3443.32%
Ward 5
Eve Adams (X)570445.77%
Karman Singh Punian235218.87%
Sydney Weir136910.99%
Ricardo C. Francis8616.91%
Frank Perrotta5284.24%
Rana Ahmad4903.93%
Sam Hanna4423.55%
Brad MacDonald4413.54%
Stephen Largy2031.63%
Said M. Aldajani710.57%
Ward 6
Carolyn Parrish 633948.54%
Ron Starr485237.15%
Olive Rose Steele6725.15%
Matanat Khan5254.02%
Gilbert Vesleno3752.87%
Terry Pierce, Jr.1981.52%
Sean Semper-Whyte980.75%
Ward 7
Nando Iannicca (X)581565.64%
Shane McNeil139615.76%
Beju Lakhani105411.90%
Sam Arora5946.71%
Ward 8
Katie Mahoney (X)915779.43%
Anthony Fernando131611.41%
Thomas Holowczak7136.18%
Malih Siddiqi3432.98%
Ward 9
Pat Saito (X)612870.74%
Bill McBain182921.11%
Michael Johnson3514.05%
Fernando Rodrigues1591.84%
Joe Baptista1031.19%
Antonio Ferreira Baptista931.07%
Ward 10
Sue McFadden308632.44%
Craig Lawrence107211.27%
Elias Hazineh7868.26%
John Briers6066.37%
Tony Ciufo5585.87%
Barbara Polis5205.47%
Patrick Mendes5125.38%
Dale D'Souza4654.89%
Jack Janiak4484.71%
Adnan Hashmi3093.25%
Ishrat Nasim2392.51%
Fasal Javaid1491.57%
Ali Tahmourpour1451.52%
Jamie Dookie1421.49%
Richard Pereira971.02%
Gwen Llewellyn870.91%
Scott Wilson830.87%
Shah Rukh Alam730.77%
Brodrick Eldon Thorpe520.55%
Mike Sesek310.33%
Peter Dallas240.25%
Euclid Prag160.17%
Graziano Roti130.14%
Ward 11
George Carlson (X)478966.86%
Peter Judd209429.23%
Xavier G. Pasicolan2803.91%

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