Official Results for the Village of Fraser Lake's Municipal 2018 Election
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Mayor
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Sarrah Storey
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204 votes
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elected
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Dwayne Lindstrom
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155 votes
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Councillors
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Craig Lepoidevin
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284 votes
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elected
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Joe Jenkinson
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267 votes
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elected
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Kim Watt-Senner
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233 votes
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elected
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Audrey Fennema
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215 votes
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elected
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Darrel Holland
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190 votes
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Total Ballots Cast 359
Spoiled Ballots 1
Total Ballots 360
October 22, 2018
Unofficial Results for the Village of Fraser Lake's Municipal 2018 Election
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Mayor
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Sarrah Storey
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205 votes
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elected
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Dwayne Lindstrom
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155 votes
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Councillors
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Craig Lepoidevin
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284 votes
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elected
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Joe Jenkinson
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267 votes
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elected
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Kim Watt-Senner
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233 votes
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elected
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Audrey Fennema
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216 votes
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elected
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Darrel Holland
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190 votes
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Total Ballots Cast 360
Official results for the Village of Fraser Lake's Municipal 2016 By-Election for Councillor
Tyrel Ray 107 votes - elected
VILLAGE OF FRASER LAKE
2015 BY-ELECTION
The Village of Fraser Lake would like to officially declare the by-election results for our 2015 local by-election. In doing so, I would like to congratulate Sarrah Storey, who received the highest number of votes for the office of Councillor with the Village of Fraser Lake.
Seven candidates were nominated for this by-election. The official re-count has been conducted and we are able to announce the result of that re-count.
Total Votes placed were 211.
Votes received by each candidate:
Sarrah Storey 75 votes
Tyrel Ray 42 votes
Garry Watson 28 votes
Dave Christie 24 votes
Rick Wymer 24 votes
Alan Laffin 14 votes
Dave Vanwerkhoven 4 votes
We would like to thank each of the candidates for participating in this by-election. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Village Office.
Thank you.
Rodney J. Holland,
Chief Administrative Officer
Village of Fraser Lake
Phone: (250) 699-6257
Unofficial Results for the Village of Fraser Lake's Municipal 2014 Election
| Mayor |
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Dwayne Lindstrom
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213 votes
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elected
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Sarrah Nahornoff-Storey
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164 votes
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| Councillors |
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Kerry Jantz
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233 votes
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elected |
Craig Lepoidevin
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300 votes
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elected |
Don Reyden
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174 votes
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elected |
Dan Duncan
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209 votes
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elected |
Lynn Clark
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111 votes
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Jeanette Brophy
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160 votes
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Linda Mowat
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148 votes
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Total Ballots Cast 378
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