Westman votes live: results from across the region

As cities, towns and rural municipalities vote for their next leaders on Wednesday, Pattison Media is breaking down the results in each area.

Boissevain–Morton:

The race for Boissevain-Morton includes one Mayor and six total council candidates, with the highest number of votes elected.

Mayor:

Couns at large:

Brenda–Waskada:

Mayor: Maurice Saltel (Acclaimed)

Ward 1: Donna Stewart (Acclaimed)

Ward 2: Carson Spence (Acclaimed)

Ward 3: Bill Dickinson (Acclaimed)

Ward 4: Chad Vandaele (Acclaimed)

Ward 5: Sterling Jolly (Won with over 32 per cent of the vote)

Carberry:

Carberry has a total of six councillors, one Mayor and five councillors at large. Ray Muirhead has been re-elected by acclamation, but the rest of council will be decided by voters.

Mayor: Ray Muirhead

Couns at large:

Clanwilliam–Erickson

Reeve: Tami Johnson

Ward 1 Couns: Alison Burges (elected with over 33 per cent), Scott Grey (elected with over 24 per cent)

Ward 2 Couns: Cody Cameron (acclaimed), Catherine M. Hackenschmidt (acclaimed)

Cornwallis:

All candidates in Cornwallis have been acclaimed since there weren’t new candidates for the reeve or council roles. Two councillors fill the role of each ward.

Reeve: Mike Waddell

Ward 1 couns: Terry Ross and Shane Drohan.

Ward 2 couns: Bob Brown and Shane Macialek

Deloraine–Winchester:

Deloraine-Winchester will decide on five members of council during Wednesday’s election.  Reeve Kelly McMechan has been re-elected without any opponent.

Reeve: Kelly McMechan

Couns at large:

Ellice–Archie:

Reeve: Barry Lowes (acclaimed)

Ward 1: Serge Chartier (acclaimed)

Ward 2: Gabriel Huberdeau (28.42 per cent of the votes), Nathaniel Huberdeau (26.98 per cent of the votes). James Laferriere (24.10 per cent of the votes).

Ward 3: Ginger Carefoot (28.46 per cent of the votes), Chris Judd (23.24 per cent of the votes) and Monica Pethick (21.41 per cent of the votes).

Elton:

Elton has seen four out of its seven new members of council acclaimed with no contests. The title of reeve, along with council members for Ward 1 and Ward 3, is to be determined.

Reeve: 

Ward 1:

Ward 2: Greg Campbell

Ward 3: Rod Paterson

Ward 4: Wesley Pankratz

Ward 5:

Ward 6: Melissa Bromley

Glenboro–South Cypress:

Mayor: Charles Radford (elected with over 62 per cent of the votes)

Ward 1: Greg Fraser (Acclaimed)

Ward 2: Richard Hunt (Won with over 57 per cent of the vote)

Ward 3: Tracey Campbell (won with over 81 per cent of the vote)

Ward 4: Ed Bedford (Acclaimed), Dale Fisher (Acclaimed)

Grassland:

All candidates won by acclamation. Each ward has two councillors serving in the position.

Reeve: Claude Martin

Ward 1 Couns: Bruce Evans and Kevin Mantell

Ward 2 Couns: Coral Millar and Kevin Buhler

Ward 3 Couns: Terry Campbell and Alanna Phillips

Hamiota:

Hamiota residents will decide its next mayor and four councillors. Randy Lints is running for re-election as mayor.

Mayor:

Ward 1:

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Ward 3:

Ward 4:

Harrison Park:

Reeve: Ian Drul

Ward 1 Couns: Jeremy Anderychuk, Taresa Kowalick and Faron Lee

Ward 2 Couns: Steve Langston, Josh Surovy and Wade Skolney

Killarney–Turtle Mountain:

Killarney–Turtle Mountain will soon have a new make-up of council as the mayor and six councillors at large will be voted upon. Janice Smith is running for re-election as she faces Merv Tweed.

Mayor:

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Melita:

Bill Holden is looking to be re-elected as Mayor in Melita. Holden has held the role since 2014 and will face opponent Laurie Rudneski. Voters will also decide the next four councillors at large.

Mayor:

Couns at large:

Minnedosa:

Thomas Mathews is challenging incumbent head of council Ken Cameron in Wednesday’s election, while eight candidates are competing for councillor-at-large positions.

Head of Council:

Couns at large:

Minto–Odanah:

Keith Syslak and Cook Barry are vying to become the next elected reeve of Minota-Odanah. Six councillors at-large candidates are also vying for four positions.

Reeve:

Couns at large:

Neepawa:

Darryl Gerrard has been acclaimed as the new mayor of Neepawa. Current Mayor Brian Hedley did not seek re-election. Voters will still decide who the next six councillors at large are.

Mayor: Darryl Gerrard

Couns. at large:

North Cypress–Langford:

Reeve: Robert Van Kommer (Acclaimed)

Ward 1: Vacant

Ward 2: David Loewen (Won with nearly 70 per cent of the votes)

Ward 3: Grant Jardine (Acclaimed)

Ward 4: Dallis Olmstead (Acclaimed)

Ward 5: Gerond Davidson (Acclaimed)

Ward 6: Malcolm Murray (Acclaimed)

Oakland–Wawanesa:

Head of Council: Dennis Gullett (Acclaimed)

Ward 1 Couns: Ryley Gullett (Won with over 48 per cent of the vote), Bob McDonald (Won with roughly 48 per cent of the votes)

Ward 2 Couns: Glen Kirby (Won with nearly 40 per cent of the vote), Kevin Mckay, (won wtih 20 per cent of the vote).

Ward 3 Couns: Darcy Wilton (Won with over 42 per cent of the vote), David Peters (Won with nearly 40 per cent of the vote)

Oakview:

It is a highly contested race for reeve and councillors of Oakview.  Current Oakview Reeve Robert Christie is not seeking re-election with three new candidates stepping up to replace him. Meanwhile, 12 candidates are aiming to fill the six seats on council.

Reeve:

Ward 1 Couns:

Ward 2 Couns:

Ward 3 Couns:

Pipestone:

Reeve: Ross Tycoles (Acclaimed)

Ward 1: Wyatt Ramsey (Elected)

Ward 2: Kristen Bodin (Elected)

Ward 3: Sean Kirkpatrick (Elected)

Ward 4: Willey Gilliard (Acclaimed)

Ward 5: Trent Forsyth (Acclaimed)

Ward 6: Amanda Grey (Elected)

Prairie Lakes:

Prairie Lakes will elect a new reeve on Wednesday, with Kevin Cameron facing Armand Valloton. Current reeve Darren Seymour is not seeking re-election. As for councillors, three wards have been acclaimed, while three others remain undecided.

Reeve:

Ward 1: Rebecca Labossiere

Ward 2:

Ward 3: Trent Cuvelier

Ward 4: Michael Mackay

Ward 5:

Ward 6:

Prairie View:

The reeve and councillors of Prairie View were elected by acclamation. Prairie View has seven sitting members of council, including a reeve and six councillors.

Reeve: Roger Wilson

Ward 1 Couns: Trevor Clark, Darcy Oliver, Trent Peel

Ward 2 Coun: Ian Cottingham

Ward 3 Couns: Robert Bonchuk and Michael Fulcher

Riverdale:

Ian Dyer has been acclaimed as the new Mayor of Riverdale following no contest. Current Mayor Heather Lamb did not seek re-election. Meanwhile, seven councillor-at-large candidates are vying for six positions.

Mayor: Ian Dyer

Couns at large:

Rosedale:

Most of Rosedale has been acclaimed with no contest, including Reeve Matthew Atkinson. There is still a battle for Ward 4 Coun. between Jordan Sawchuk and Boniface Sawchuk.

Reeve: Matthew Atkinson (Acclaimed)

Ward 1: Ernie Schure (Acclaimed)

Ward 2: Meagan Wyatt-Whitmore (Acclaimed)

Ward 3: Jeff Henderson (Acclaimed)

Ward 4: Jordan Sawchuk (Elected)

Ward 5: David Todoruk (Acclaimed)

Ward 6: Earl Burton (Acclaimed)

Sifton:

Reeve: Russel Thiessen (Elected with over 59 per cent of the vote)

Ward 1 Couns: Dennis Griffith, Rick Kenderdine, Melaine Schmidt (Acclaimed)

Ward 2 Couns: Tim Croker, Daryll Logeot, Scott Phillips (Acclaimed)

Ward 3 Couns: Mark Houston (Elected with over 36 per cent of the vote), Milt Fedak (Won with nearly 36 per cent of the vote).

Souris–Glenwood:

Souris-Glenwood will see Duane Davison lead again after the current mayor had no contest for Wednesday’s election. Meanwhile, 8 candidates are vying for six councillor at-large roles.

Mayor: Duane Davison

Couns at large: 

Two Borders:

Reeve: Rick Renwick (Won with roughly 71 per cent of the vote)

Ward 1: Brett Flannery (Won with nearly 83 per cent of the vote)

Ward 2: Scott Anderson (Elected with roughly 77 per cent of the vote)

Ward 3: Daniel Riddel (Elected with over 90 per cent of the vote)

Ward 4: Wayne Serryus (Elected with over 75 per cent of the vote)

Ward 5: Peter Downey (Acclaimed)

Virden:

Bruce Dunning is challenging current Mayor Tina Williams to hold the head office position in Virden for the next four years. As for council, there are eight candidates for six seats. The 6 with the highest votes will be elected.

Wallace–Woodworth:

Clayton Canart is seeking another term as Reeve of Wallace-Woodworth as he faces Adam Bajus. Both Ward 1 and Ward 2 have three candidates vying for two spots, while Ward 3 has three candidates aiming to grab one spot on council.

Reeve:

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Whitehead:

Two candidates are running for reeve in Whitehead, while four candidates are competing for three Ward 1 council seats and five candidates are vying for Ward 2 councillor positions.

Reeve:

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