OSHAWA VOTER’S GUIDE: Massive subject of candidates formally registered for Oshawa elections

The 2022 municipal election will be held Oct.  24

Mayor Dan Carter faces two challengers in Oshawa, and a large field of candidates has registered to run in the upcoming municipal election, with competitions in every ward in the city.

Altogether, 38 people have registered to run to represent Oshawa on city and regional council. Another 20 candidates are looking to represent Oshawa on school boards.

The municipal election is on Oct. 24

mayor

Dan Carter

Joe Ingino

Sarah Lear

Durham Regional Chair

Laurie Blaind Mackie

John Henry

peter neal

Kurdil-Telt patch

Ward 1 regional and city councilor

John Neal

Christopher John Parkinson

Rosaldo Russo

Ward 1 city councillor

Theresa Anne Corless

Ahmad Rashad Formulaly

Rosemary McConkey

Ward 2 regional and city councilor

Lina Fouroughy

Tito Dante Marimpietri

Ward 2 city councilor

Jonathan Giancroce

Jane Hurst

Jim Lee

Julia McCrea

John RE Sturdy

Amine Ullah

Ward 3 regional and city councilor

Bob Chapman

Jemma Lambert

Ward 3 city councilor

Amber Derby

Timothy Dobson

Bradley Marks

Joe Shaw

Ward 4 regional and city councilor

Jeff Davis

Rick Kerr

Doug Sanders

Ward 4 city councillor

James Bountrogiannis

Fred Eismont

Derek Giberson

Mark Logan

Dave Thompson

Ward 5 regional and city councilor

Alex Down

Todd Forbes

Brian Charles Nicholson

Ward 5 city councilor

Taylor Bailey

Karie Lynn Dymond

John Gray

Amanda Jean Lewis

Durham District School Board (three to be elected)

Derek Bellamy

Rileigh Bint

Larry Down

Eric Ghazal

Elizabeth Jamischak

James Leventakis

Dean Lindsay

George Milosh

Sindiswa Moyo

Deb Oldfield

Shailene Panylo

Linda Stone

Tony Stravato

Nagina Zahir

Durham Catholic District School Board

Kim Beatty

Amber Gormley

Morgan Ste. Marie

Conseil Scolaire Viamonde

Kristine Dandavino

Serge Paul

Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir (acclaimed)

Marcellin Kwilu Mondo

Comments are closed.