2010 Perth County municipal elections

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Elections were held in Perth County, Ontario on October 25, 2010 in conjunction with municipal elections across the province.

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Perth County Council

PositionElected
Perth East MayorIan J. Forrest
Perth East Deputy MayorBob L. McMillan
Perth East CouncillorAppointed by Council
Perth South MayorRobert Wilhelm
Perth South Deputy MayorAppointed by Council
West Perth MayorWalter McKenzie
West Perth Deputy MayorBill French
North Perth MayorJulie Behrns
North Perth Deputy MayorVince Judge
North Perth CouncillorAppointed by Council

North Perth

Mayoral Candidate [1] Vote %
Julie Behrns2,428
Ed Hollinger (X)1,097

Perth East

Mayoral Candidate Vote %
Ian J. Forrest (X)Acclaimed

Perth South

Mayoral Candidate [2] Vote %
Robert Wilhelm796
Roger Fuhr591

West Perth

Mayoral Candidate Vote %
Walter McKenzie1,575
Bill Vorstenbosch, Jr.980

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