Every four years, voters across Ontario elect municipal councillors and school board trustees. The last municipal election in the Town of Innisfil took place on October 24, 2022.

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2022 municipal election results and financial statements

View the Certified Summary of Election Results (2022-2026 Council) and Certified Summary of Election Results (School Board Trustees).

Mayor

Mayor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Daniel Davidson

3,332 votes

Daniel Davidson - Form 4

Lynn Dollin

4,509 votes

Lynn Dollin - Form 4

Deputy Mayor

Deputy Mayor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Kenneth Fowler

4,078 votes

Kenneth Fowler - Form 4

Rob Nicol

3,553 votes

Rob Nicol - Form 4 

Ward 1 Councillor

Ward 1 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Kevin Eisses

584 votes

Kevin Eisses - Form 4

Lynn Iwanow

256 votes

Lynn Iwanow - Form 4

Ward 2 Councillor

Ward 2 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Grace Constantine

511 votes

Grace Constantine - Form 4

Anil Dutta

37 votes

Anil Dutta - Form 4

Carol Griffith

501 votes

Carol Griffith - Form 4

Scott Jones

205 votes

Scott Jones - Form 4

Ward 3 Councillor

Ward 3 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Andrew Harrigan

426 votes

Andrew Harrigan - Form 4

Naz Obredor

131 votes

Naz Obredor - Form 4

Leslie Pollak

88 votes

Leslie Pollak - Form 4

Jennifer Richardson

768 votes

Jennifer Richardson - Form 4

Ward 4 Councillor

Ward 4 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Steven Fishman

348 votes

Steven Fishman - Form 4

Alex Waters

545 votes

Alex Waters - Form 4

Ward 5 Councillor

Ward 5 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Matthew Kenney

166 votes

Notice of Default 

Jeanette Luchese-Jacobs

133 votes

Jeanette Luchese-Jacobs - Form 4

James Roncone

84 votes

James Roncone - Form 4

Linda Zanella

173 votes 

Linda Zanella - Form 4

Ward 6 Councillor

Ward 6 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Lisa Maxwell

257 votes

Notice of Default

Robert Saunders

656 votes

Robert Saunders - Form 4

Megan Varga

502 votes

Megan Varga - Form 4

Ward 7 Councillor

Ward 7 Councillor
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Fred Drodge

915 votes

Fred Drodge - Form 4

Kevin Eckhardt

207 votes

Kevin Eckhardt - Form 4

Jake Tucker

182 votes

Notice of Default

English Public (Simcoe County District School Board)

English Public (Simcoe County District School Board)
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Donna Armstrong

2,869 votes

Donna Armstrong - Form 4

Michael Cardwell

963 votes

Michael Cardwell - Form 4

Dana Stott

1,703 votes

Dana Stott - Form 4

English Separate (Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board)

English Separate (Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board)
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Tanya Da Silva

1,341 votes

Filed with the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury

Katarina Gottfried

602 votes

Filed with the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury

Jeanny Salmon

998 votes

Filed with the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury

French Public (Conseil Scolaire Viamonde)

French Public (Conseil Scolaire Viamonde)
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Saveria Caruso

298 votes

Filed with the City of Barrie

Eric Lapointe

709 votes

Filed with the City of Barrie

French Separate (Conseil Scolaire Catholique MonAvenir)

French Separate (Conseil Scolaire Catholique MonAvenir)
CandidateNumber of votesFinancial statements (Form 4)

Claire Thibideau

Acclaimed

N/A

2022 voter turnout

  • Total number of eligible electors - 32,769
  • Total number of votes cast - 7949
  • Percentage of turnout - 24.26%

2022 voter turnout per ward

  • Ward 1 - 865 (27.94%)
  • Ward 2 - 1,282 voters (21.66%)
  • Ward 3 - 1,446 voters (22.05%)
  • Ward 4 - 927 voters (20.9%)
  • Ward 5 - 615 voters (22.04%)
  • Ward 6 - 1,452 voters (29.52%)
  • Ward 7 - 1,362 voters (26.95%)

Who can vote?

To be eligible to vote in Innisfil’s municipal election, you must be:

  • A Canadian citizen
  • At least 18 years old 
  • A resident, owner or tenant of land in the Town of Innisfil or the spouse of such tenant or owner
  • Not prohibited from voting under any law

You may only vote once in the Town of Innisfil municipal election regardless of how many properties you own or rent within the town. 

Voter Lookup Tool

As of January 1, 2024, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is no longer responsible for collecting voter information for local elections. MPAC remains responsible for collecting information about school support. To update your school support information, visit MPAC's Online School Support Tool.

If you would like to confirm, update or add your information to the provincial Voters List, please visit Elections Ontario’s e-Registration service

To register on the federal Voters List, please use Elections Canada’s online voter registration service.

Wards

See a breakdown of Innisfil's wards in the map below.