2022 Durham Chair election Turnout 23.96%
LBM
Candidate
John Henry
Laurie Blaind Mackie
Popular vote
69,544
20,435
Percentage
63.42%
18.63%
KTP
Candidate
Peter Neal
Kurdil-Telt Patch
Popular vote
12,788
6,895
Percentage
11.66%
6.29%
Map showing the winning candidate's vote strength in each of the 8 municipalities. The municipalities shaded in Blue voted a majority for John Henry. Pie Charts indicate the total votes received by each candidate per municipality.
Elections were held in the Regional Municipality of Durham in Ontario, on October 24, 2022, in conjunction with municipal elections across the province .
Registration for candidates officially opened on Monday, May 2, 2022, and the deadline for candidate nominations was Friday, August 19 at 2 p.m.[ 1]
Candidates marked with an (X) indicates they were the incumbent for that position.
Position
Elected
Chair
John Henry
Ajax
Mayor Shaun Collier
Regional Councillor, Ward 1 Marilyn Crawford
Regional Councillor, Ward 2 Sterling Lee
Regional Councillor, Ward 3 Joanne Dies
Brock
Mayor Walter Schummer
Regional Councillor Michael Jubb
Clarington
Mayor Adrian Foster
Regional Councillor, Wards 1 & 2 Granville Anderson
Regional Councillor, Wards 3 & 4 Willie Woo
Oshawa
Mayor Dan Carter
Regional Councillor, Ward 1 John Neal
Regional Councillor, Ward 2 Tito-Dante Marimpietri
Regional Councillor, Ward 3 Bob Chapman
Regional Councillor, Ward 4 Rick Kerr
Regional Councillor, Ward 5 Brian Nicholson
Pickering
Mayor Kevin Ashe
Regional Councillor, Ward 1 Maurice Brenner
Regional Councillor, Ward 2 Linda Cook
Regional Councillor, Ward 3 David Pickles
Scugog
Mayor Wilma Wotten
Regional Councillor Ian McDougall
Uxbridge
Mayor Dave Barton
Regional Councillor Bruce Garrod
Whitby
Mayor Elizabeth Roy
Regional Councillor Rhonda Mulcahy
Regional Councillor Chris Leahy
Regional Councillor Steve Yamada
Regional Councillor Maleeha Shahid
Durham Regional Chair
Voters from across the Durham Region directly elected the Durham Regional Chair. The following are the official results for Durham Regional Chair.[ 2]
Chair John Henry won re-election.[ 3]
Candidate
Vote
%
John Henry (X)69,544 63.42
Laurie Blaind Mackie 20,435 18.63
Peter Neal 12,788 11.66
Kurdil-Telt Patch 6.895 6.29
Ajax elected 1 mayor, 3 regional councillors in 1 of 3 wards, and 3 local councillors in 1 of 3 wards.
The following are the unofficial results in the Town of Ajax.[ 4]
Mayor
2022 Ajax Mayoral election Turnout 22.48%
AA
Candidate
Shaun Collier
Arthur Augustine
Popular vote
11,691
3,481
Percentage
62.32%
18.56%
CH
GR
Candidate
Colin Hubble
Garry Reader
Popular vote
1,852
1,735
Percentage
9.87%
9.25%
Mayor Shaun Collier won re-election.[ 5]
Candidate
Vote
%
Shaun Collier (X)11,691 62.32
Arthur Augustine 3,481 18.56
Colin Hubble 1,852 9.87
Garry Reader 1,735 9.25
Regional Councillors
Map of Ajax's three wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Marilyn Crawford (X)5,108 80.70
Intab Ali 1,222 19.30
Ward 2
Sterling Lee (X)3,066 58.77
Vic Jagmohan 1,156 22.16
Adam Bashir 995 19.07
Ward 3
Joanne Dies (X)5,095 73.78
Daniel Corrigan 1,811 26.22
Local Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Rob Tyler-Morin (X)4,475 71.05
Andras Adaikkalam 962 15.27
Arshad Awan 861 13.67
Ward 2
Nancy Henry 1,667 31.22
Ashmeed Khan (X) 1,634 30.60
Selladurai Jeyakumaran 986 18.46
Azhar Khan 838 15.69
Ramon Estaris 215 4.03
Ward 3
Lisa Bower (X)6,117 88.13
Liliane Niyongabo Kisoro 824 11.87
Brock elected 1 mayor, 1 regional councillor, and 5 local councillors in 1 of 5 wards.
The following are the official results in the Township of Brock.[ 6]
Mayor
2022 Brock Mayoral election Turnout 37.50%
WS
TS
RW
Candidate
Walter Schummer
Ted Smith
Ryan Williams
Popular vote
2,185
1,147
644
Percentage
54.95%
28.85%
16.20%
Mayor before election
John Grant (appointed)[ a]
Elected mayor
Walter Schummer
Mayor John Grant, who was appointed after the death of Mayor Debbie Bath-Hadden, did not run for election. Ward 3 Councillor Walter Schummer won the election, defeating Regional Councillor Ted Smith.[ 8]
Candidate
Vote
%
Walter Schummer 2,185 54.95
Ted Smith 1,147 28.85
Ryan Williams 644 16.20
Regional Councillor
Map of Brock's five wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Michael Jubb 3,056 76.53
David Marquis 713 17.86
Dorothy Sanderson 224 5.61
Local Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Peter Frank 666 77.9
Mike Simard 189 22.1
Ward 2
Claire Doble (X) Acclaimed
Ward 3
Angela Canavan Acclaimed
Ward 4
Cria Pettingill (X) Acclaimed
Ward 5
Lynn Campbell (X) 389 50.8
Tony Laundrie 376 49.2
By-election
Following the resignation of Walter Schummer due to personal reasons, a mayoral by-election was intended to occur on September 8, 2025.[ 9] Only one candidate ran, Deputy Mayor Michael Jubb, who was therefore elected by acclamation.[ 10]
2022 Clarington Mayoral election Turnout 28.05%
Candidate
Adrian Foster
Joe Neal
Tom Dingwall
Popular vote
8,607
6,053
5,451
Percentage
42.49%
29.88%
26.91%
Map of Clarington's four wards
Clarington elected 1 mayor, 2 regional councillors in 1 of 2 wards, and 4 local councillors in 1 of 4 wards.
The following are the official results in the Municipality of Clarington.[ 11]
Mayor
Mayor Adrian Foster won re-election.
Candidate
Vote
%
Adrian Foster (X)8,607 42.5
Joe Neal 6,053 29.9
Tom Dingwall 5,451 26.9
Mirko Pejic 145 0.7
Regional Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Wards 1 & 2
Granville Anderson 5,290 44.2
Janice Jones 5,143 42.9
Bernard Sanchez 1,543 12.9
Wards 3 & 4
Willie Woo Acclaimed
Local Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Sami Elhajjeh 2,800 47.7
Steven Conway 1,391 23.7
Robert Livingstone 1,022 17.4
Larey Reynolds 658 11.2
Ward 2
Lloyd Rang 2,795 52.3
Ryan Kerr 2,552 47.7
Ward 3
Corinna Traill (X) 2,115 55.1
Marven Whidden 1,073 28.0
Glenn Baswick 649 16.9
Ward 4
Margaret Zwart (X) 2,103 52.2
Jim Abernethy 1,581 39.2
Christy Gunaratnam 346 8.6
Oshawa elected 1 mayor, 1 regional and city councillors in 1 of 5 wards, and 5 city councillors in 1 of 5 wards.
The following are the official results in the City of Oshawa.[ 12]
Mayor
Mayor Dan Carter won re-election.
Candidate
Vote
%
Dan Carter (X)14,270 64.94
Sara Lear 4,728 21.61
Joe Ingino 2,956 13.45
Regional & City Councillors
Map of Oshawa's five wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
John Neal (X)1,829 76.21
Christopher Parkinson 322 13.42
Rosaldo Russo 249 10.38
Ward 2
Tito-Dante Marimpietri (X)2,427 53.17
Lina Fouroughy 2,138 46.83
Ward 3
Bob Chapman (X)3,793 72.39
Jemma Lambert 1,447 27.61
Ward 4
Rick Kerr (X)2,467 45.66
Doug Sanders 2,072 38.35
Jeff Davis 864 15.99
Ward 5
Brian Nicholson (X)1,948 50.60
Alex Down 1,585 41.17
Todd Forbes 317 8.23
City Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Rosemary McConkey (X)1,101 45.84
Theresa Corless 1,093 45.50
Ahmad Rashed Formuly 208 8.66
Ward 2
Jim Lee 1,509 33.80
Jane Hurst (X) 1,207 27.03
Jonathan Giancroce 792 17.74
Julia McCrea 695 15.57
Amin Ullah 183 4.10
John Sturdy 79 1.77
Ward 3
Bradley Marks (X)2,694 53.14
Amber Derby 1,307 25.78
Timothy Dobson 763 15.05
Joe Shaw 306 6.04
Ward 4
Derek Giberson (X)1,497 27.38
Dave Thompson 1,169 21.38
Fred Eismont 1,105 20.21
James Bountrogiannis 1,046 19.13
Mark Logan 651 11.91
Ward 5
John Gray (X)2,360 62.45
Amanda Jean Lewis 572 15.14
Karrie Lynn Dymond 566 14.98
Taylor Shane Bailey 281 7.44
Pickering elected 1 mayor, 3 regional councillors in 1 of 3 wards, and 3 city councillors in 1 of 3 wards.
The following are the official results in the City of Pickering.[ 13]
Mayor
2022 Pickering Mayoral election Turnout 27.24%
KA
JF
BN
Candidate
Kevin Ashe
Janice Frampton
Bradley Nazar
Popular vote
7,867
6,634
5,795
Percentage
38.76%
32.69%
28.55%
Map showing the winning candidate's vote strength in each of the 3 wards. The wards shaded in Blue voted a plurality for Kevin Ashe, and Cyan voted a plurality for Janice Frampton. Pie Charts indicate the total votes received by each candidate per Ward.
Incumbent mayor Dave Ryan did not run for re-election.[ 14] Regional Councillor Kevin Ashe won the election, defeating Janice Frampton and Bradley Nazar.[ 15]
Candidate
Vote
%
Kevin Ashe 7,867 38.76
Janice Frampton 6,634 32.69
Bradley Nazar 5,795 28.55
Regional Councillors
Map of Pickering's three wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Maurice Brenner 3,773 50.74
Tom Hayes 3,663 49.26
Ward 2
Linda Cook 1,996 40.73
Gary Strange 1,837 37.48
Ali Marani 606 12.36
Eileen Higdon 462 9.43
Ward 3
David Pickles (X)4,298 55.50
Peter Rodrigues 3,446 44.50
City Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Lisa Robinson 1,634 21.87
James Blair 1,286 17.21
Raveena Rajasingham 973 13.02
Karen Sloan 942 12.61
Anthony Michael Yacub 932 12.47
Tony Harold 811 10.86
Zeynab Kazi 477 6.38
Jeanine Soligo 416 5.57
Ward 2
Mara Nagy 1,722 34.81
Dave Currie 910 18.39
Ayesha Sardar 755 15.26
Nancy Van Rooy 698 14.11
Frank McGillan 477 9.64
George David Turner 385 7.78
Ward 3
Shaheen Butt (X)3,777 47.91
Darshan Sritharan 2,498 31.68
Damian Williams 1,435 18.20
Ali Naqvi 174 2.21
Scugog elected 1 mayor, 1 regional councillor, and 5 local councillors in 1 of 5 wards.
The following are the official results in the Township of Scugog.[ 16]
Mayor
Incumbent mayor Bobbie Drew did not run for re-election.[ 17] Regional Councillor Wilma Wotten won the election by acclamation.[ 18]
Candidate
Vote
%
Wilma Wotten Acclaimed
Regional Councillor
Map of Scugog's five wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Ian McDougall Acclaimed
Local Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
David LeRoy Acclaimed
Ward 2
Janna Guido (X) Acclaimed
Ward 3
Robert Rock (X)Acclaimed
Ward 4
Harold Wright Acclaimed
Ward 5
Terry Coyne 634 45.68
Ivo Finotti 386 27.81
Imran Mohammad 368 26.51
Uxbridge elected 1 mayor, 1 regional councillor, and 5 local councillors in 1 of 5 wards.
The following are the official results in the Township of Uxbridge.[ 19]
Mayor
Mayor Dave Barton won re-election by acclamation.[ 20]
Candidate
Vote
%
Dave Barton (X)Acclaimed
Regional Councillor
Map of Uxbridge's five wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Bruce Garrod 4,468 68.64
Jack Ballinger 2,041 31.36
Local Councillors
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1
Pamela Beach (X) 654 53.34
Dominic Morrissey 572 46.66
Ward 2
Gordon Shreeve 745 51.77
Patrick Molloy 694 48.23
Ward 3
Zed Pickering 668 56.47
John Haddock 329 27.81
J.P. Herold 186 15.72
Ward 4
Willie Popp (X) Acclaimed
Ward 5
Todd Snooks (X) 699 56.19
Christine McKenzie 418 33.60
Erin Jones 127 10.21
Whitby elected 1 mayor, 4 regional councillors, and 4 local councillors in 1 of 4 wards.
The following are the official results in the Town of Whitby.[ 21]
Mayor
2022 Whitby Mayoral election Turnout 23.26%
ER
DN
EG
Candidate
Elizabeth Roy
Deidre Newman
Evan Griffiths
Popular vote
12,654
9,355
1,517
Percentage
53.79%
39.76%
6.45%
Mayor Don Mitchell did not run for re-election.[ 14] Regional Councillor Elizabeth Roy won the election, defeating Local Councillor for Ward 2 West Deidre Newman.[ 22]
Candidate
Vote
%
Elizabeth Roy 12,654 53.79
Deidre Newman 9,355 39.76
Evan Griffiths 1,517 6.45
Regional Councillors
Elected by plurality block voting , with each voter casting up to four votes.
Candidate
Vote
%
Rhonda Mulcahy (X)12,947 17.81
Chris Leahy (X)12,541 17.26
Steve Yamada (X)12,287 16.91
Maleeha Shahid 11,441 15.74
Ron Kapuscinski 8,531 11.74
Michael G. Emm 7,683 10.57
Vasu Mallula 3,788 5.21
Dave Sansom 3,457 4.76
Local Councillors
Map of Whitby's four wards
Candidate
Vote
%
Ward 1 North
Steve Lee (X)Acclaimed
Ward 2 West
Matt Cardwell 2,995 42.93
Lori Lopes 2,431 34.84
Anjali Thorve 941 13.49
Kamlesh Partel 408 5.85
Jim Skenderis 202 2.90
Ward 3 Centre
Niki Lundquist 2,492 54.84
Joanne Drumm (X) 2,052 45.16
Ward 4 East
Victoria Bozinovski 2,431 39.79
John Rinella 2,166 35.45
PG Case 860 14.08
Rajat Sharma 653 10.69
Notes
↑ Appointed as Mayor after the death of Debbie Bath-Hadden.[ 7]
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1 2 "Who is running for mayor and council in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering and Clarington?" . insauga.com .
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↑ "After 30 years in politics Scugog mayor Bobbie Drew will not seek re-election" . In Durham .
↑ Hall, Chris (September 26, 2022). "SCUGOG VOTES: 'I'm a firm believer in giving back to your community': Wilma Wotten acclaimed as Scugog's next mayor" . DurhamRegion.com . Retrieved July 17, 2026 .
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