Breakdown of Today’s Election Results

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Returning Officer Audrey Hebert officially announced the newly elected Mayor and Council this morning at 9:00 a.m. in the Council Chambers of the Town of Kindersley Administration Office. The announcement was also livestreamed on the Town of Kindersley YouTube Channel

Mayor-Elect Kenneth Francis won with 637 votes, defeating challenger Tom Morris, who received 244 votes.

The following Councillors-Elect successfully secured seats on Council (listed by vote count):

Rob Anderson (705 votes)
Shaun Henry (671 votes)
Warren Schafer (666 votes)
Randy Ervine (633 votes)
Kevin Martin (544 votes)
Anthony Barlow (529 votes)

The remaining candidates who did not secure Council seats were:

Daniel Baker (513 votes)
Jennifer Greschner (418 votes)

The 2024 Council will be officially sworn in on Monday, November 25, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, with their first official meeting taking place immediately after the ceremony.

To view the complete 2024 Municipal Election results, visit www.kindersley.ca.

The Town also shared this photo:

“A celebratory photo from the final meeting of the 2020-2024 term Council. Unfortunately Mayor Perkins was unable to join us.

-We’d like to give a sincere thank you to the outgoing Council for all their hard work during the past 4+ years. From exciting news to tough times, global pandemics to community projects, these fine fellows put their hearts and souls into each and every meeting!

– A special shout out to those who will not be returning to Council Chambers for the new term, Rod Perkins, Dean Galbraith, Chris Baker, and Gary Becker! We wish you the very best on your future endeavors!”