2016 Nova Scotia municipal elections|
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Municipal and school board elections were held in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia on October 15, 2016. Here is a summary of the mayoral results in the major communities in the province and the council results for the four largest municipalities.
Mayoral candidate[1]
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Vote
|
%
|
David Kogon |
1,630 |
41.30
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George Baker |
682 |
17.28
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Wayne Bishop |
538 |
13.63
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Dale Fawthrop |
416 |
10.54
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Robert Bird |
380 |
9.63
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Brian Skabar |
301 |
7.63
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Mayoral candidate[2]
|
Vote
|
%
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David Mitchell |
1,348 |
53.28
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David Walker (X) |
960 |
37.94
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Greg Ritcey |
222 |
8.77
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Mayoral candidate[3]
|
Vote
|
%
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Cecil Clarke (X) |
22,250 |
51.55
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Rankin MacSween |
20,911 |
48.45
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Candidate
|
Vote
|
%
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District 1
|
Clarence Prince (X) |
1,982 |
49.00
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Gordon MacDonald |
1,675 |
41.41
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Duke Pero |
388 |
9.59
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District 2
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Earlene MacMullin |
985 |
23.49
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Lloyd Wilkie |
980 |
23.37
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Diane Power |
966 |
23.03
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Clayton Smith |
663 |
15.81
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Bill MacDonald |
465 |
11.09
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Wally March |
135 |
3.22
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District 3
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Blue Marshall |
1,189 |
35.98
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Cyril MacDonald |
689 |
20.85
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Tom Vickers |
584 |
17.67
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Jim Clark |
546 |
16.52
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Michael MacNeil |
177 |
5.36
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André Desjardins Jr. |
120 |
3.63
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District 4
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Steve Gillespie |
1,325 |
34.90
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Darlene Morrison |
745 |
19.62
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Darrell Wilson |
702 |
18.49
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Dave LeBlanc |
691 |
18.20
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Richard Fogarty |
334 |
8.80
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District 5
|
Eldon MacDonald (X) |
1,530 |
45.63
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Tom Wilson |
839 |
25.02
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Shawn Lesnick |
408 |
12.17
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Nigel Kearns |
313 |
9.33
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Nadine Bernard |
263 |
7.84
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District 6
|
Ray Paruch (X) |
2,411 |
66.90
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Roberta Lynch |
862 |
23.92
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Paul R. Theriault |
331 |
9.18
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District 7
|
Ivan Doncaster (X) |
1,767 |
54.94
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Rob MacNeill |
924 |
28.73
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Joe Ward |
525 |
16.32
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District 8
|
Amanda McDougall |
1,576 |
50.89
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Kevin Saccary (X) |
1,521 |
49.11
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District 9
|
George MacDonald (X) |
1,579 |
45.44
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Clarence Routledge |
603 |
17.35
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Steven James MacNeil |
575 |
16.55
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Seward Bonaparte |
515 |
14.82
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Lois MacDougall |
203 |
5.84
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District 10
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Darren Bruckschwaiger |
2,426 |
55.63
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Brian Shaw |
1,266 |
29.03
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Dave Wilson |
669 |
15.34
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District 11
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Kendra Coombes |
2,106 |
55.38
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Lowell Cormier (X) |
1,697 |
44.62
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District 12
|
Jim MacLeod (X) |
1,460 |
50.98
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Kim Sheppard |
1,181 |
41.24
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Tera Camus |
223 |
7.79
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Mayoral candidate[4]
|
Vote
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%
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Christine Blair |
3,051 |
53.02
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Bob Taylor (X) |
2,703 |
46.98
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Colchester County Municipal Council
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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District 1
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Eric Boutlier
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Acclaimed
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District 2
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Bill Masters (X) |
567 |
82.77
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Shawn Duffy |
118 |
17.23
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District 3
|
Geoff Stewart (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 4
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Mike Cooper (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 5
|
Lloyd Gibbs (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 6
|
Karen MacKenzie (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 7
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Michael Gregory (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 8
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Ron Cavanaugh (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 9
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Doug MacInnes (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 10
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Tom Taggart (X)
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Acclaimed
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District 11
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Wade Parker (X) |
416 |
50.79
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Tom Burke |
403 |
49.21
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District 9 special election
Held on October 21, 2017.
Council candidate[5]
|
Vote
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%
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Bob Pash |
379 |
61.23
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Bob White |
240 |
38.77
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Mayoral candidate
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Vote
|
%
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Mike Savage (X) |
61,875 |
68.43
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Lil MacPherson |
28,543 |
31.57
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Mayoral candidate[6]
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Vote
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%
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Sandra Snow |
1,850 |
70.18
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Dave Corkum (X) |
786 |
29.82
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Kings County will be holding mayoral elections for the first time, in addition to elections for municipal council.[7]
Mayoral candidate[8]
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Vote
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%
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Peter Muttart |
5,683 |
51.09
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Dick Killam |
3,268 |
29.38
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Rick Ackland |
1,133 |
10.19
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Laurie Porter |
1,039 |
9.34
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Kings County Municipal Council
Candidate
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Vote
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%
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District 1
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Meg Hodges |
1,006 |
63.43
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Michael Embree |
580 |
36.57
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District 2
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Pauline Raven (X) |
833 |
74.04
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Deanna O'Neil |
292 |
25.96
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District 3
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Brian Hirtle (X) |
1,115 |
72.40
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Ray Savage |
425 |
27.60
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District 4
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Martha Armstrong |
603 |
54.28
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Wayne Atwater (X) |
508 |
45.72
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District 5
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Paul Spicer |
395 |
33.73
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Diana Brothers (X) |
303 |
25.88
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Jeffery Robar |
238 |
20.32
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Ted Palmer |
235 |
20.07
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District 6
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Bob Best (X) |
750 |
55.60
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Sandy Buchan |
599 |
44.40
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District 7
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Emily Lutz |
810 |
72.26
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Hugh Curry |
220 |
19.63
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Richard Nickerson |
91 |
8.12
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District 8
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Jim Winsor (X) |
890 |
73.74
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Quentin Hill |
317 |
26.26
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District 9
|
Peter Allen |
698 |
66.48
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Dan Sparkman |
352 |
33.52
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Mayoral candidate[10]
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Vote
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%
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Nancy Dicks |
1,796 |
45.42
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Henderson Paris |
1,693 |
42.82
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Ken Langille |
268 |
6.78
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Mark Firth |
197 |
4.98
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Mayoral candidate[11]
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Vote
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%
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David Dagley |
1,573 |
48.43
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Christopher Clarke (X) |
1,271 |
39.13
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Scott Costen |
404 |
12.44
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Mayoral candidate[12]
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Vote
|
%
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Bill Mills (X) |
1,827 |
42.72
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Keltie Jones |
1,782 |
41.66
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Raymond Tynes |
428 |
10.01
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Al McNutt |
240 |
5.61
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References
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- ^ Cape Breton Regional Municipality. Official list of candidates
- ^ "Candidates - Municipality of the County of Colchester". Archived from the original on September 26, 2016. Retrieved September 15, 2016.
- ^ "By-Election 2021 Results - Municipality of Colchester".
- ^ "Municipal and School Board Elections, Candidates announced - the Town of Kentville". Archived from the original on September 19, 2016. Retrieved September 16, 2016.
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- ^ "Town of Yarmouth - Election Candidates 2016". Archived from the original on October 28, 2016. Retrieved September 16, 2016.
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