Council
Elections 2018
This is the official webpage for providing information regarding the 2018 Municipal Election. Be sure to check back as the website will be updated as new information becomes available.
Official 2018 Election Results
NAME OF CANDIDATE OFFICE VOTES
|
Libby CLARKE |
REEVE |
381 |
|
Douglas DAVIDSON |
REEVE |
178 |
|
Ronald Wayne CARROLL |
DEPUTY-REEVE |
323 |
|
Thomas Boyde WALKER |
DEPUTY-REEVE |
209 |
|
Bob BRIDGER |
COUNCILLOR |
320 |
|
Wanda I. DONALDSON |
COUNCILLOR |
279 |
|
Roy W. REEDS |
COUNCILLOR |
292 |
|
Noreen REILLY |
COUNCILLOR |
326 |
|
Lucille KYLE |
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE – ENGLISH PUBLIC |
ACCLAIMED |
|
Peter McENERY |
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE – ENGLISH SEPARATE |
ACCLAIMED |
|
Rachel LAFOREST |
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE – FRENCH PUBLIC |
ACCLAIMED |
|
Diane BURNS |
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE – FRENCH SEPARATE |
0 |
|
Michel CHARRON |
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE – FRENCH SEPARATE |
0 |
Municipal Elections Act, 1996 (s. 11(4)3)
Tudor & Cashel provides the information needed to understand the electoral process. It is also an excellent resource for candidates and voters to find out what they need in order to run for office or how to exercise their right to vote.
During the run-up to the 2018 Municipal Election, you can expect to find ongoing and continuous updates, growth and expansion of our site.
The Municipal Clerk is the Returning Officer and conducts elections for the following offices:
- Reeve
- Deputy Reeve
- Councillors
- School Trustees
On April 04, 2017 Council passed a bylaw which will allow for internet/telephone voting for the 2018 Municipal Election. The Municipality participated in a joint RFP for internet/telephone voting service providers with other Hastings County municipalities: Municipality of Hastings Highlands, Municipality of Marmora and Lake, Township of Carlow-Mayo, Township of Limerick, Municipality of Tweed, Municipality of Centre Hastings.
Eligible electors can vote using a telephone, computer, cell phone, iPad, tablet, or laptop. This is an accessible, environmentally-friendly, and convenient method of voting. Internet voting provides voters with flexibility and convenience, reduces wait times at voting locations, delivers quick and accurate results, and allows students and vacationers to vote from anywhere.
The Township of Tudor and Cashel has made great efforts in promoting a barrier free community. In an effort to ensure that the 2018 Municipal Election is consistent with the core principles of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, 2018 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan was developed in advance of the election in order to identify measures to be taken and reported to Council following the election.
The municipal office will be made available during business hours as a Voter Help Centre to provide ease of voting and a familiar experience.
You will be able to vote in advance of Election Day. The voting period will be from October 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. to October 22, 2018 at 8:00 p.m.
On Election Day, The Municipal office will be open from 8:00 a.m.until 8:00 p.m. for anyone wishing to use a device/laptop. We will have areas set up for internet voting which will be located inside the Muncipal office. We do encourage voters who require assistance to come in before Election Day, or as soon as they receive their Voter Information Letter.
Click the link for a demonostration of the internet voting process.The only difference in the intstructional video is that Tudor and Cashel will also be voting for a DEPUTY REEVE At Large, the same as for REEVE and up to THREE COUNCIL MEMBERS and a SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEE.
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Click on the Phone for a demonstration of how to vote by telephone. The Township of Tudor and Cashel are not offering a paper ballot option during the 2018 election. The municipal office will be equipped to assist during regular office hours if required while the election is open.
For more information please contact the Clerks Department by phone 613-474-2583 or elections@tudorandcashel.com
POST-ELECTION ACCESSIBILITY
REPORT
The Township of Tudor and Cashel was committed to making the 2018 Municipal Election accessible by working to accommodate the needs of electors by removing barriers to vote for persons with disabilities.
The focus of the Post-Election Accessibility Report is to evaluate the accessibility of the electoral services offered to all electors and candidates in the 2018 Municipal Election. This report outlines the various initiatives undertaken during the course of the 2018 Municipal Election regarding the identification, removal and prevention of barriers that affect electors and candidates with disabilities.
