Mario Racco

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Mario Racco
Vaughan Local and Regional Councillor
Assumed office
November 15, 2022
Liberal Mario Racco21,41946.90-0.46
Progressive Conservative Tina Molinari 20,62345.16-3.05
New Democratic Laurie Orrett2,6165.73+2.19
Green Bridget Haworth7051.54+0.65
Freedom Lindsay G. King3040.67
Total valid votes45,667 100.00

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