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2022 Candidates
Candidates who file their nomination papers during the nomination period, between May 2, 2022 and August 19, 2022 (at 2 p.m.) appear below. The list of certified candidates will be available following the close of the nomination period.
Mayor |
Neil ELLIS (financial statement)
Mitch PANCIUK (financial statement)
Kyle THOMSON
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Candidate Ward 1 (Belleville) |
Tyler ALLSOPP (financial statement)
Mike BENSON (financial statement)
Nick BORETSKI (financial statement)
Lisa Anne CHATTEN (financial statement)
Jeremy T DAVIS (financial statement)
Barbara ENRIGHT-MILLER (financial statement)
Carol Ann FEENEY (financial statement)
Sean KELLY (financial statement)
Robert LABARGE (financial statement)
Chris MALETTE (financial statement)
Kelly MCCAW (financial statement)
Margaret SEU (financial statement)
Garnet THOMPSON (financial statement)
Sarita VAN DYKE (financial statement)
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Candidate Ward 2 (Thurlow) |
Kathryn Ann BROWN (financial statement)
Paul CARR (financial statement)
Michael CLARK
Bill SANDISON (financial statement)
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School Board Trustee - Public (2) |
Erica CHARLTON (financial statement)
Colin DUFFY (financial statement)
Christine HERRINGTON
Evan LITTLE
Matthew PINCHUK (financial statement)
Amanda ROBERTSON (financial statement)
Emma TRAVIS (financial statement)
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School Board Trustee - Separate (2) |
Tom DALL (financial statement)
John Francis DUGGAN (financial statement)
Anthea MURRELL (financial statement)
Osborne NORONHA (financial statement)
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School Board Trustee - French Public (1) |
School Board Trustee - French Separate (1) |
Michel CHARRON
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Candidate Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Register to Vote |
Your name must be on the Voter’s List in order to cast a ballot.
The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) provides the preliminary Voter’s List to the City of Belleville before the election. Not sure if you’re on the Voter’s List? Check and update your municipal voter information at voterlookup.ca. You should check the Voter’s List to ensure that your name, address and school support designation are listed correctly. |
Who can Vote |
You can vote in the 2022 Belleville municipal election if you are:
Note: You may only vote once, no matter how many properties you own or rent in the City of Belleville. |
How to Vote |
Belleville Council has approved the use of internet and telephone voting for the 2022 Municipal & School Board Elections. Detailed instructions on how to use the online voting system will be available in September. |
When to Vote |
The final day to vote in the 2022 municipal election is Monday, October 24, 2022. You can cast your ballot beginning on October 11, 2022 at 10 a.m. through to October 24, 2022 at 8 p.m. |
Where to Vote |
The 2022 City of Belleville municipal election will only be online and telephone, no paper ballots or tabulators! You will be able to vote with ease from your personal devices; computer, smartphone or tablet. Public computers will also available for use at the Belleville Public Library where there is also free WiFi. |
Which Ward do I Vote in |
You can find the ward you live and Vote in by checking our ward map. This information determines which councillor’s you can vote for. This has no impact on where you will vote since all voting will be done online. |
Where can I get help if needed using the online/telephone Voting systems |
Detailed instructions on how to use the online and telephone voting systems will be available in September. City staff will also be available to voters who require assistance. |
Is online and telephone Voting secure |
Yes;
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More Information
Federal Election
Federal Elections are organized by Elections Canada with the next regular federal election scheduled to be held on or before October 16, 2023.
Provincial Election
Provincial Elections are organized by Elections Ontario with the next regular provincial election scheduled to be held on or before June 22, 2022.