2021 Edmonton municipal election

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2021 Edmonton municipal election
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Mayor and 12 councillors to Edmonton City Council
Turnout37.6% [1] (Increase2.svg6.6 pp)
 
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Mike Nickel in 2016 (24688660614) (cropped).jpg
Candidate Amarjeet Sohi Mike Nickel
Popular vote105,68359,309
Percentage45.05%25.28%
 
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Michael Oshry in 2016 (25200914232) (cropped).jpg
CandidateKim KrushellMichael Oshry
Popular vote40,51314,500
Percentage17.27%6.18%
Mayor before election

Don Iveson

Elected mayor

Amarjeet Sohi

The 2021 Edmonton municipal election was held on October 18, 2021, to elect a mayor and 12 councillors to the Edmonton city council, nine trustees to Edmonton Public Schools, and seven trustees to the Edmonton Catholic Schools. It was held in conjunction with the 2021 Alberta municipal elections.

Contents

In conjunction with the municipal elections, residents voted in a provincially mandated Senate nominee election, a referendum on equalization and on whether to adopt permanent daylight saving time. [2]

Incumbent mayor Don Iveson announced in November 2020 that he would not be seeking re-election. [3]

Mayor was elected through first-past-the-post voting in at-large contest. Councillors and school board trustees were elected through first-past-the-post voting in single-member wards.

Successful candidates do not need to have majority support of the voters in their district. The successful mayoral candidate and nine of the 12 successful ward councillors were elected with less than majority of votes in their districts. Over all the 12 wards, of the more than 210,000 votes cast for councillor candidates, 99,000 voters saw their choice elected. [4]

The total number of votes cast for mayor was 236,488. [5]

Candidates

X = incumbent. Candidates as listed have filed the necessary paperwork with the City of Edmonton. [2]

Mayor

CandidateVote [1]  %
Amarjeet Sohi [6] 105,68345.05
Mike Nickel [7] 59,30925.28
Kim Krushell [8] 40,51317.27
Michael Oshry [9] 14,5006.18
Cheryll Watson6,8032.9
Rick Comrie [a] 1,7520.75
Diana Steele1,7410.74
Abdul Malik Chukwudi [b] 1,3680.58
Brian (Breezy) Gregg1,3440.57
Vanessa Denman9070.39
Augustine Marah [12] 6710.29
  • Abdul Malik Chukwudi – engineer
  • Rick Comrie – business owner
  • Brian (Breezy) Gregg – retired music artist
  • Kim Krushell – former councillor
  • Augustine Marah – teacher and community activist
  • Mike Nickel – incumbent ward 11 councillor
  • Michael Oshry – former councillor
  • Amarjeet Sohi – former councillor and MP
  • Diana Steele – President of Crestwood Community League
  • Cheryll Watson – Former Head of Innovate Edmonton

Council

The following is a list of candidates that announced their candidacy for the 2021 election. [13] Edmonton's ward map was redrawn for the 2021 election, with each ward being given an Indigenous name. [14]

Each ward elected one councillor through First-past-the-post voting.

The total number of candidates for council seats was larger than in any previous election in Edmonton history, even beating the record set in the 1964 Edmonton municipal election.

Nakota Isga

(Rosenthal, West Jasper Place, Big Lake, Westview Village, Lewis Farms, Glenora)

CandidateVote %
Andrew Knack (X)12,10766.15
Dave Olivier3,28817.96
Steve Weston2,90815.89
  • Andrew Knack – incumbent
  • Dave Olivier – businessman
  • Steve Weston – construction manager

Anirniq

(Calder, the Pallisades, Griesbach, Athlone, Wellington, Lauderdale, Rosslyn, Kensington, Carlisle, Cumberland, Sherbrooke, Inglewood, Woodcroft, Dovercourt, Prince Charles, Albany)

CandidateVote %
Erin Rutherford4,68926.14
Bev Esslinger (X)4,42324.66
Tyler Zutz3,94922.01
Ali Haymour3,59320.03
Mark Davies1,2857.16

[15]

  • Mark Davies – risk management director
  • Bev Esslinger – incumbent
  • Ali Haymour – finished third in the 2017 Ward 2 race
  • Erin Rutherford – public sector manager
  • Tyler Zutz – business consultant

tastawiyiniwak

(Castle Downs, Dickinsfield, Londonderry, Lake District)

CandidateVote %
Karen Principe6,86138.90
Jon Dziadyk (X)5,39130.57
Ahmed "Knowmadic" Ali 2,68915.25
Cody Bondarchuk2,36813.43
Zain Hafiz1791.01
Iannie Gerona1480.84
  • Ahmed "Knowmadic" Ali – poet
  • Cody Bondarchuk – community leader
  • Jon Dziadyk – incumbent
  • Iannie Gerona – shopkeeper
  • Zain Hafiz – business owner
  • Karen Principe – finished third in the 2017 Ward 3 race

Dene

(Casselman-Steele Heights, Clareview, Hermitage, Horse Hill, Pilot Sound)

CandidateVote %
Aaron Paquette (X)8,24053.62
Tricia Velthuizen3,35821.85
Lana Palmer2,50716.31
Andy Andrzej Gudanowski6374.14
Gerard Mutabazi Amani6264.07
  • Gerard Mutabazi Amani – community leader
  • Andy Andrzej Gudanowski – finished sixth in the 2017 Ward 7 race
  • Aaron Paquette – incumbent
  • Lana Palmer – oral surgeon
  • Tricia Velthuizen – spokesperson for Service Alberta Minister Nate Glubish, finished fourth in the 2017 Ward 4 race [16]

O-day’min

(Riverview Area, Edgemont, Stillwater, Uplands, River's Edge, Glastonbury, Granville, Hamptons, Lymnurn, Ormsby Place, Dechene, Downtown, Callingwood North/South, Elmwood, Lynnwood, Patricia Heights, Quesnell, Oleskiew, Thorncliff, Westringe, Cameron, Jamieson Place, Wedgewood, Donsdale, Gariepy, Lessard North)

CandidateVote %
Anne Stevenson4,02626.71
Gabrielle Battiste2,99319.86
Adrian Bruff2,70617.95
Joshua Wolchansky1,80811.99
Tony Caterina (X)1,55610.32
Gino Akbari1,2168.07
Mohammed Migdaddy3072.04
Naima Haile2401.59
Ibrahim Wado1280.85
Adil Pirbhai930.62
  • Gino Akbari – entrepreneur
  • Gabrielle Battiste – lawyer
  • Adrian Bruff – entrepreneur
  • Tony Caterina – incumbent
  • Naima Haile – curator
  • Mohammed Migdaddy – clinical pharmacist
  • Adil Pirbhai – finished fourth in the 2017 Ward 6 race
  • Anne Stevenson – urban planner
  • Ibrahim Wado
  • Joshua Wolchansky – civil servant

Métis

(Abbottsfield, Alberta Avenue, Avonmore, Beacon Heights, Bellevue, Bergman, Beverly Heights, Bonnie Doon, Capilano, Cloverdale, Cromdale, Delton, Eastwood, Elmwood Park, Forest Heights, Fulton Place, Gold Bar, Highlands, Holyrood, Idylwylde, Kenilworth, King Edward Park, Montrose, Newton, Ottewell, Parkdale, Rundle Heights, Strathearn, Terrace Heights, Virginia Park) [17]

CandidateVote %
Ashley Salvador8,31634.46
Caroline Matthews5,35722.20
Cori Longo4,36718.09
James Kosowan1,7907.42
Steven Townsend1,4245.90
Liz John-West1,3825.73
Rob Bernshaw5552.30
Brian Kendrick3321.38
Salar Melli1900.79
Abdulhakim Dalel1570.65
Daniel John Kornak1470.61
Jim Rickett1180.49
  • Rob Bernshaw – finished third in the 2013 Ward 3 race
  • Abdulhakim Dalel – political activist
  • Liz John-West – finished fourth in the 2017 Ward 7 race
  • Brian Kendrick – finished third in the 2010 Ward 5 race
  • Daniel John Kornak – political activist
  • James Kosowan – finished third in the 2017 Ward 8 race
  • Cori Longo – postal worker
  • Caroline Matthews – entrepreneur
  • Salar Melli – entrepreneur
  • Jim Rickett – Telus operations manager
  • Ashley Salvador – entrepreneur
  • Steven Townsend – entrepreneur

sipiwiyiniwak

(The Grange, Riverview, Cameron Heights, Laurier Heights, Edgemont)

CandidateVote %
Sarah Hamilton (X)10,22744.22
Giselle General5,18022.40
Derek Hlady4,38018.94
Daniel Heikkinen2,2919.91
Scott Hayes1,0504.54
  • Giselle General – public servant
  • Sarah Hamilton – incumbent
  • Scott Hayes – realtor
  • Daniel Heikkinen – entrepreneur
  • Derek Hlady – entrepreneur

papastew

(Belgravia, Strathcona, Ritchie, Grandview, Allendale, Pleasantview, Aspen Gardens, Greenfield, Duggan)

CandidateVote %
Michael Janz8,61440.58
Susan Field4,35420.51
Kirsten Goa4,08919.27
Haruun Ali1,7138.07
James Cameron1,3846.52
Tarcy Schindelka6302.97
Byron Vass4412.08
  • Haruun Ali – university student
  • James Cameron – businessman
  • Susan Field – businesswoman
  • Kirsten Goa – finished second in the 2017 Ward 8 race
  • Michael Janz – former public school trustee of Ward F
  • Tarcy Schindelka – businessman
  • Byron Vass – environmental sector

pihêsiwin

(Riverbend, Terwillegar Heights, Windermere, Magrath Heights, Mactaggart)

CandidateVote %
Tim Cartmell (X)16,25281.24
Guiscela Perez Arellano3,75418.76
  • Guiscela Perez Arellano – IT
  • Tim Cartmell – incumbent

Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi

(Kaskitayo:Blue Quill, Ermineskin, Keheewin, Twinbrooks; Heritage Valley:Blackburne, Rutherford, Graydon Hill, Chappelle, Allard)

CandidateVote %
Jennifer Rice5,83132.40
Rhiannon Hoyle 5,79232.18
Scott Johnston [18] 2,10311.68
Glynnis Andrea Lieb1,7609.78
Jon Morgan1,7279.60
Jason Carter7854.36
  • Jason Carter – Indigenous artist
  • Rhiannon Hoyle – entrepreneur
  • Scott Johnston – radio reporter
  • Glynnis Andrea Lieb – social psychologist
  • Jon Morgan – community leader
  • Jennifer Rice – public servant

Karhiio

(Ellerslie, Knottwood, Lakewood, Mill Woods Town Centre, Millbourne, Millhurst, Woodvale, Summerside, Southeast Edmonton)

CandidateVote %
Keren Tang7,45939.72
Tom Shaw5,68230.26
Shamair Turner2,31412.32
Charan Saggu1,6678.88
Sana Kakar1,3417.14
Muhammad Herman Gill3151.68
  • Muhammad Herman Gill – businessman
  • Sana Kakar – architect
  • Charan Saggu – businessman
  • Tom Shaw – project manager
  • Keren Tang – finished second in the 2017 Ward 11 race
  • Shamair Turner – insurance broker

Sspomitapi

(Decoteau, The Meadows, Burnewood, Ridgewood, Southwood, Maple Ridge)

CandidateVote %
Jo-Anne Wright5,86034.45
Harman Singh Kandola4,62427.18
Moe Banga (X)4,05423.83
Sanjay Malhotra8104.76
Jasbir Singh Gill8024.71
Rashpal Sehmby6083.57
Mukesh Makwana2521.48
  • Moe Banga – incumbent
  • Jasbir Singh Gill – President of Edmonton Taxi Association
  • Harman Singh Kandola – lawyer
  • Mukesh Makwana – welder
  • Sanjay Malhotra – businessman
  • Rashpal Sehmby – postal worker
  • Jo-Anne Wright – finished second in the 2013 Ward 12 race

Edmonton Public School Board Trustees

Nine elected, one per ward through first past the post.

CandidateVotes %
Ward A
Perry Chahal1,95913.21
Sherri O'Keefe [19] 6,57144.32
Everline Atieno Oloo6324.26
Sheeraz Rahman1,67811.32
Belen Samuel3,98726.89
Ward B
Dakota Drouillard1,85113.36
Esther Ekpe Adewuyi2,17015.66
Keltie Marshall4,38431.65
Marsha Nelson [19] 5,44839.33
Ward C
Kassie Burkholder3,73621.64
David Dougherty2,61815.17
Leticia Gomez1,98111.48
Marcia Hole [19] 7,09941.12
Lisa Shefsky1,82910.59
Ward D
Trisha Estabrooks [19] (X)17,46574.25
Jen Martin6,05625.75
Ward E
Sam Filice3,81322.59
Rebecca Graff-McRae3,67321.76
Dawn Hancock [19] 4,59827.24
Judy Kim-Meneen3,39620.12
Kim Doyle Thorsen1,3988.28
Ward F
Nancy Hunt5,77222.81
Julie Kusiek [19] 9,59737.92
Ken Lister7,95031.41
Kimberley McMann1,9897.86
Ward G
Guri Dhaliwal3,44515.95
Hannah Hamilton4,98123.06
Angela MacLaggan3,33015.42
Saadiq Sumar [19] 5,43225.15
Heather D. Swain3,84417.79
Inderjeet Kaur Tuli5702.64
Ward H
William John Haines3,75426.67
Nathan Ip (X)10,32573.33
Ward I
Ricardo Casanova7806.36
Taranvir Singh Dhanoa1,44511.77
Navjot Kaur1,2129.88
Emily MacKenzie2,79122.74
Corrine Rondeau9767.95
Jan Sawyer [19] 3,94032.11
Simran Villing1,1289.19

Ip, the elected trustee for Ward H, was elected MLA in the 2023 provincial election. He resigned as trustee –the school board voted not to hold a by-election but to have trustee Jan Sawyer cover his ward as well as her own. [20]

Edmonton Catholic School Board Trustees

CandidateVotes %
Ward 71
Terrence (Terry) Harris (X)Acclaimed
Ward 72
Sandra Palazzo (X)Acclaimed
Ward 73
Carla Smiley (X)Acclaimed
Ward 74
Debbie Engel (X)Acclaimed
Ward 75
Alene Mutala (X)Acclaimed
Ward 76
Lisa Turchansky (X)Acclaimed
Ward 77
Kara Pelech2,51432.72%
Laura Thibert [19] (X)5,17067.28%

Carla Smiley resigned from the position in October 2021. As of July 2023, the Catholic School Board was refusing to hold a by-election. [21]

Mayoral opinion polling

Polling firmDateRick
Comrie		 Kim
Krushell 		Mike
Nickel 		Michael
Oshry		 Amarjeet
Sohi 		Cheryll
Watson		OtherSample
size		Polling
method		Lead
Leger October 11, 2021–12%16%6%34%5%503online18%
Spadina Strategies October 11, 2021–14.9%26.4%8.9%32.3%3.5%529IVR5.9%
Leger Archived 2021-08-03 at the Wayback Machine July 26, 20212%5%10%3%29%2%458online10%
Mainstreet Research January 18, 2021–7.2%11%––4.9%1,113online2.6%

See also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Dropped out of the race, endorsed Mike Nickel [10]
  2. ↑ Dropped out of the race, endorsed Mike Nickel [11]

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