Unofficial Voting results for the 2022 Municipal and School Board Election

Posted on Tuesday October 25, 2022

Jan Liggett has been elected Mayor of the City of Cambridge

Cambridge, Ontario. (October 24, 2022) – Cambridge City Clerk Danielle Manton has released the unofficial results for the 2022 Municipal and School Board Election. With 46.22% of the vote, Jan Liggett has been elected as Mayor and four new Councillors will join City Council for the next four-year term.

This year’s election saw a voter turnout of 28.87% with 27,689 eligible voters casting a ballot. With 45 polls in the City’s eight wards, a variety of accessible options were provided for voters to participate in this year’s elections, including in-person, at-home, curbside and internet voting. This year, over 17k ballots were cast online. This year’s participation represents a 10.5% decrease in voter turnout compared to 32.24% in 2018.

Below is a listing of the winners:

 

Name

Votes

%

Mayor

Jan Liggett

12,567

46.22%

Regional Chair

Karen Redman

15,821

62.99%

Regional Councillor

Doug Craig

12,688

28.79%

Pam Wolf

10,001

22.69%

1

Donna Reid

1,108

35.09%

2

Mike Devine

2,343

61.61%

3

Corey Kimpson

1,152

37.17%

4

Ross Earnshaw

1,215

39.44%

5

Sheri Roberts

1,550

38.33%

6

Adam Cooper

1,336

35.22%

7

Scott Hamilton

1,514

67.95%

8

Nicholas Ermeta

2,295

63.17%

Waterloo Region District

School Board

Cindy Watson

9,602

20.70%

Bill Cody

7,686

16.57%

Carla Johnson

7,064

15.23%

Conseil scolaire Viamond

David O’Hara

18

58.06%

Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir

Gilles Roy

98

43.56%

To view the Unofficial Election Summary Report, please visit: www.cambridge.ca/election

 

Once election plans have been finalized, all Waterloo Catholic District School Board voters in Cambridge will be invited to cast their vote for the School Board Trustee race.