Hamilton election results identify Keanin Loomis as the city’s next mayor, according to the City Clerk’s unofficial returns from the October 26 municipal vote.
The City’s results page reports 147,196 ballots cast and a turnout of 31.59 per cent. It says certification is still pending.
The City’s live results portal records Loomis with 61,040 votes, or 41.77 per cent. Rob Cooper received 46,573 and Andrea Horwath 21,223, placing second and third respectively. Loomis’s lead over Cooper was 14,467 votes.
The portal’s October 27, 12:15 a.m. report shows all 267 tabulators and 237 polls closed. Two narrow ward results were Maureen Wilson’s 3,847 votes against Nathan Savelli’s 3,718 in Ward 1, a margin of 129, and Nicole Trombetta’s 3,052 against Ivan Luksic’s 2,996 in Ward 10, a margin of 56.
Hamilton election results by ward
The City lists these unofficial councillor winners:
Ward 1: Maureen Wilson
Ward 2: Cameron Kroetsch
Ward 3: Nrinder Nann
Ward 4: Jason Farr
Ward 5: Matt Francis
Ward 6: Tom Jackson
Ward 7: Mark Daly
Ward 8: Dawn Danko
Ward 9: Jonathan Stathakos
Ward 10: Nicole Trombetta
Ward 11: Mark Tadeson
Ward 12: Fred Bennink
Ward 13: Rick Kunc
Ward 14: Mike Spadafora
Ward 15: Colleen Stewart
The same page lists school-board trustee outcomes, including acclaimed candidates who did not face a contested vote.
The published list establishes the City’s reported outcomes; the returns remain unofficial until certified by the City Clerk. Residents can follow the municipal results page for the official declaration.
Feature image: AI-generated conceptual illustration; not a photograph of an actual community or vote count.