Elections were held in Prescott and Russell United Counties, Ontario on October 27, 2014 in conjunction with municipal elections across the province.
The Council consists of the mayors of the eight constituent municipalities: [1]
Municipality | Mayor |
---|---|
Alfred and Plantagenet | Fernand Dicaire |
Casselman | Conrad Lamadeleine |
Champlain | Gary J. Barton (acclaimed) |
Clarence-Rockland | Guy Desjardins |
East Hawkesbury | Robert Kirby (acclaimed) |
Hawkesbury | Jeanne Charlebois |
Russell | Election suspended until December following death of candidate |
The Nation | François St. Amour |
The following mayors and municipal councillors announced they were not seeking re-election :
Councillors
Mayoral Candidate [2] | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Fernand Dicaire | 1,716 | 44.66 |
Jean-Yves Lalonde (X) | 1,413 | 36.78 |
Mario Charlebois | 713 | 18.56 |
Mayoral Candidate [3] | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Conrad Lamadeleine | 922 | 46.05 |
Daniel Lafleur | 549 | 27.42 |
Francyn A. Leblanc | 360 | 17.98 |
Claude Levac (X) | 171 | 8.54 |
Mayoral Candidate [4] | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Gary J. Barton (X) | Acclaimed |
Mayoral Candidate [5] | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Guy Desjardins | 5,617 | 71.77 |
Marcel Guibord (X) | 2,209 | 28.23 |
Mayoral Candidate [6] | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Robert Kirby (X) | Acclaimed |
Mayoral Candidate [7] | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Jeanne Charlebois | 2,744 | 58.40 |
René Berthiaume (X) | 1,335 | 28.41 |
Jean Bryant Corbin | 620 | 13.19 |
There are 4 seats being contested for Russell Town Council.
Councillors Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Amanda Simard [8] | 2763 | |
Jamie Laurin | 2124 | |
Pierre Leroux | 2074 | |
André D. Brisson | 1923 | |
Cindy Saucier | 1411 | |
Patrick Thibodeau | 1246 | |
Raymond Saint-Pierre | 1205 | |
Ron Barr | 1184 | |
Duane Fitzpatrick | 858 |
Incumbent Eric Bazinet and interim councillor Calvin Pol are not re-run again in 2014. [9]
A by-election for mayor will be held from December 12 to 15 after the death of Jean-Paul St. Pierre on October 18 at the age of 65, while trying to get re-elected on October 27. One candidate for mayor, his cousin Donald St. Pierre has decided to suspend his campaign until further notice, [10] [11] but he is now registered as one of four candidates. [12]
At least the election of four new candidates for the post of councilors continue as scheduled on October 27. One of the nine candidates Raymond St. Pierre, the brother of former mayor announces that do not intend to present a candidate for mayor, although he stopped campaigning for the time after the announcement the death of his brother. [13]
This list is not exhaustive and includes all individuals who have a demonstrated interest in the position of the municipality or whose name has circulated in the media:
Mayoral Candidate | Vote | % |
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[16] Pierre Leroux | 1780 | |
Jamie Laurin | 1210 | |
Donald Saint-Perre | 684 | |
Ronald Thériault | 568 |
Mayoral Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
François St. Amour (X) | 2,510 | 56.54 |
Denis Pommainville | 1,929 | 43.46 |
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