Elections were held in the Muskoka District Municipality of Ontario on October 24, 2022 in conjunction with municipal elections across the province.
The Muskoka District Council, is made up of a 23 member council which includes the mayors of its six municipalities, three councillors each from Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Huntsville and Muskoka Lakes, two each from Lake of Bays and Georgian Bay, plus a District Chair which is elected by council following the election. [1]
Position | Elected | |
---|---|---|
Chair | ||
Bracebridge | ||
Mayor | Rick Maloney | |
District Councillor | Don Smith | |
District Councillor | Brenda Rhodes | |
District Councillor | Tatiana Sutherland | |
Georgian Bay | ||
Mayor | Peter Koetsier (acclaimed) | |
District Councillor, Wards 1 & 3 | Brian Bochek (acclaimed) | |
District Councillor, Wards 2 & 4 | Peter Cooper (acclaimed) | |
Gravenhurst | ||
Mayor | Heidi Lorenz | |
District Councillor | Sandy Cairns | |
District Councillor | Erin Strength | |
District Councillor | Peter M. Johnston | |
Huntsville | ||
Mayor | Nancy Alcock | |
District Councillor | Scott Morrison | |
District Councillor | Dan Armour | |
District Councillor | Bob Stone | |
Lake of Bays | ||
Mayor | Terry Glover | |
District Councillor, Franklin & Sinclair Wards | Mike Peppard | |
District Councillor, Ridout & McLean Wards | Robert Lacroix (acclaimed) | |
Muskoka Lakes | ||
Mayor | Peter Kelley | |
District Councillor, Ward 1 | Ruth Nishikawa (acclaimed) | |
District Councillor, Ward 2 | Allen Edwards (acclaimed) | |
District Councillor, Ward 3 | Guy Burry (acclaimed) | |
The following were the results for mayor and district council in Bracebridge. [2]
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Rick Maloney (X) | 3,140 | 52.76 |
Mike Opara | 1,596 | 26.82 |
Paul Campbell | 1,215 | 20.42 |
Three to be elected.
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Don Smith (X) | 3,279 | 21.48 |
Brenda Rhodes | 3,452 | 22.62 |
Tatiana Sutherland | 3,161 | 20.71 |
Mark Quemby (X) | 2,922 | 19.14 |
Steven Clement (X) | 2,449 | 16.05 |
The following were the results for mayor and district council in Georgian Bay. [3]
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Peter Koetsier (X) | Acclaimed |
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Wards 1 & 3 | ||
Brian Bochek | Acclaimed | |
Wards 2 & 4 | ||
Peter Cooper (X) | Acclaimed |
The following were the results for mayor and district council in Gravenhurst. [4]
Incumbent mayor Paul Kelly did not run for re-election. [5] Deputy mayor Heidi Lorenz ran against town councillor Terry Pilger, and Marc Mantha. [6]
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Heidi Lorenz | 2,155 | 43.97 |
Terry Pilger | 1,937 | 39.52 |
Marc Mantha | 809 | 16.51 |
Three to be elected.
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Sandy Cairns (X) | 3,186 | 26.50 |
Erin Strength | 2,005 | 16.67 |
Peter M. Johnston | 1,833 | 15.24 |
Jaden Hollingshead | 1,691 | 14.06 |
John Gordon (X) | 1,686 | 14.02 |
Gordie Merton | 838 | 6.97 |
Allan J. Kent | 596 | 4.96 |
Bryant Halsall | 189 | 1.57 |
The following were the results for mayor and district council in Huntsville. [7]
Mayor Karin Terziano did not run for re-election. Running to replace her were Deputy Mayor Nancy Alcock, district councillor Tim Withey and former fire chief Stephen Hernen. [8] Terziano was acclaimed to the position in 2019 when previous mayor Scott Atchison was elected to Parliament. [9]
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Nancy Alcock | 3,379 | 44.20 |
Stephen Hernen | 2,208 | 28.88 |
Tim Withey | 1,927 | 25.21 |
Reuben Pyette-Bouillon | 131 | 1.71 |
Three to be elected.
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Scott Morrison | 5,025 | 27.15 |
Dan Armour | 4,994 | 27.15 |
Bob Stone | 3,849 | 20.92 |
Kathleen May | 2,440 | 13.26 |
Chris Occhiuzzi | 2,089 | 11.36 |
The following were the results for mayor and district council in Lake of Bays. [10]
Incumbent mayor Terry Glover was challenged by former Port Hope mayor Linda Thompson. [11]
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Terry Glover (X) | 1,401 | 58.52 |
Linda Thompson | 993 | 41.48 |
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Franklin & Sinclair Wards | ||
Mike Peppard (X) | 574 | 46.74 |
Charles Cooper | 456 | 37.13 |
Martin Mann | 198 | 16.12 |
Ridout & McLean Wards | ||
Robert Lacroix (X) | Acclaimed |
The following were the results for mayor and district council in Muskoka Lakes. [12]
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Peter Kelley | 3,676 | 60.59 |
Phil Harding (X) | 2,391 | 39.41 |
Candidate | Vote | % |
---|---|---|
Ward A | ||
Ruth Nishikawa (X) | Acclaimed | |
Ward B | ||
Allen Edwards (X) | Acclaimed | |
Ward C | ||
Guy Burry | Acclaimed |
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