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The 2000 Kawartha Lakes municipal election was held on November 13, 2000, to elect a mayor, councillors, and school trustees in the city of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, Canada.

Results

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2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Mayor of Kawartha Lakes
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Art Truax 10,982 35.14
Joe McGuire 9,354 29.93
John Macklem 5,964 19.08
Greg Lewis 3,235 10.35
Art Field 1,718 5.50
Total valid votes 31,253 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward One
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Lloyd Robertson 1,215 66.10
Ross Radway 553 30.09
Tommy Thompson 70 3.81
Total valid votes 1,838 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Two
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Andy Luff 713 41.05
Fred Brecht 488 28.09
Ken Diebel 305 17.56
Peter White 231 13.30
Total valid votes 1,737 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Three
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
John Huke 718 41.29
Jack MacDonald 356 20.47
John Byrne 238 13.69
Noni Campbell 236 13.57
Audrey Thrasher 175 10.06
Egils Dukers 16 0.92
Total valid votes 1,739 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Four
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Wayne Teel 522 24.42
Don Money 481 22.50
Barb Kelly 439 20.53
Tom Thomson 346 16.18
George Davidson 215 10.06
Rae Fleming 135 6.31
Total valid votes 2,138 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Five
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Faye McGee 978 50.23
Elizabeth Luzak 818 42.01
Lucy Lizotte 151 7.76
Total valid votes 1,947 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Six
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Sandra Barrett 977 41.91
Carl Quaranto 472 20.25
Roger Bellwood 367 15.74
Al Breedon 367 15.74
Dave Thibault 78 3.35
Bob Somers 70 3.00
Total valid votes 2,331 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Seven
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Cliff White 928 57.35
Andy Millar 690 42.65
Total valid votes 1,618 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Eight
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Donna Villemaire 620 31.11
Annie Hall 433 21.73
Gary Marquis 331 16.61
Ruth Lyons 326 16.36
Clifford Eige 190 9.53
Charles Olito 93 4.67
Total valid votes 1,993 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Nine
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Sal Polito 1,272 54.90
Jerry Ford 1,045 45.10
Total valid votes 2,317'' 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Ten
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Howard Robinson 1,029 58.93
Stephen Morgan 717 41.07
Total valid votes 1,746 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Eleven
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Pat O'Reilly 1,553 62.47
Tom Crowe 933 37.53
Total valid votes 2,486 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Twelve
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Sandra Jack 960 48.83
Tim Pearson 564 28.69
Bill Beatty 442 22.48
Total valid votes 1,966 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Thirteen
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Pat Warren 696 35.38
George Thomson 388 19.73
Margot Brown 311 15.81
Phil How 308 15.66
Wendy Hall 119 6.05
Carl Demoe 88 4.47
Denny Oliver 57 2.90
Total valid votes 1,967 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Fourteen
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Lloyd Ashmore 944 42.35
Gord Lawder 858 38.49
Walter Jancsik 427 19.16
Total valid votes 2,229 100.00
  • Lloyd Ashmore (died September 30, 2004) was a beef farmer and veteran municipal politician in central Ontario. He was first elected as one of four councillors in Emily Township, Ontario in the early 1950s, receiving 331 votes and earning ninety-two dollars for his first year of public service. He served in municipal politics on and off until his death, and was at different times Emily's reeve and deputy reeve.[1] He supported the community's amalgamation into Kawartha Lakes in 2000. The 2000 election was his last campaign; he did not seek re-election in 2003. Ashmore was known for his gentle demeanour and his encyclopedic knowledge of local politics. He died at age eighty-four after collapsing in his barn, after either a heart attack or dizzy spell.[2] His memorial service was at the Cambridge Street United Church in Lindsay.[3] His daughter, Mary Smith, is also a municipal politician.[4]
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Fifteen
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Gerald McGregor 858 47.69
Frank Hickey 638 35.46
David Wellman 303 16.84
Total valid votes 1,799 100.00
2000 Kawartha Lakes election, Councillor, Ward Sixteen
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
David Marsh 1,023 62.42
Glen Staples 616 37.58
Total valid votes 1,639 100.00

Source: "Election Results," Lindsay Daily Post, 15 November 2000, p. 3.

References

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  1. ^ "Ashmore understands his area," Lindsay Daily Post, 2 November 2000, p. 10. He was elected as the community's last deputy reeve in 1997, receiving 11,094 votes.
  2. ^ Michael Power, "43-year politician, 'gentle giant' remembered," Peterborough This Week, 6 October 2004, p. 07.
  3. ^ Elizabeth Bower, "Longtime politician passes away," Lindsay Daily Post, 6 October 2004, p. 8.
  4. ^ "Father, daughter both win seats," Peterborough Examiner, 14 November 2000, B1.
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