Election results for Northumberland County Municipal elections

Photo by: Arnaud Jaegers. Free Use. Unsplash.

By: Dan Jones, Northumberland 89.7 FM News Reporter, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Lucas Cleveland is reelected as mayor of Cobourg. He defeated Deputy Mayor Nicole Beatty and Max LeMarchant.
Randy Curtis, Brian Darling, Mark Mills, Mariam Mutton, and Joel Scott elected to Council

In Port Hope, Todd Attridge has defeated incumbent mayor Olena Hankivsky.
Vicki Mink, Adam Pearson, Caleb Carisse, and Claire Holloway Wadhwani elected in Ward 1. Darrell Toms and Jamie Ferguson are elected in Ward 2.

In Alnwick/Haldimand Township, Sherry Gibson has defeated Mike Ainsworth.
Mary Catherine O’Neill is the new Deputy Mayor. On Council: Jim Hogg, Jim McCormack and Cathie Ritchie.

Sandra Arthur is elected mayor of Cramahe Township. 
Sherry Hamilton will serve as Deputy Mayor. Barbra Marian, Joel Schriver and Ed Van Egmond will comprise council.

Brian Ostrander will serve his third term as Mayor of Brighton.
Mark Bateman, Jeff Wheeldon, Anne Butwell, Emily Rowley, and Tammy Archer are on Council.

Scott Jibb was acclaimed mayor of Hamilton Township. As too was Larry Williamson for Deputy Mayor.
Bruce Buttar, John Davison, and Pat McCourt elected to Council.

Michael Metcalf will lead Trent Hills for the next four years.
Rick English was acclaimed Deputy Mayor. Jana Reid, Viv Smallwood, Ethan Armit, Rob Pope, and Leslie Mahoney are elected to council.

Dan Jones

Dan Jones is a veteran radio and web journalist with 18 years in the news business. He has reported on Indigenous issues in Northern and Western Canada. This former News Director has covered provincial legislative politics in the Yukon and Saskatchewan.

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