Zack Card has won the mayoral race in Quinte West, defeating two challengers.
According to election results, Card received 7,424 votes, finishing 2,244 ahead of Shelley Stedall, who received 5,180.
David Thomson finished third with 574 votes.
Card captured approximately 56.3 per cent of the votes cast in the mayoral contest.
Voters also selected 12 councillors across the city’s four wards, with several closely contested races determining the final council positions.
Ward 1 – Trenton
Leslie Roseblade topped the 10-candidate field in Trenton Ward with 2,308 votes.
Mike Cowan finished second with 2,092, followed by Trevor McMillan with 1,846 and Spencer Hutchison with 1,730.
Tyler Rickey secured the fifth and final council position with 1,598 votes.
Paul Bartz was the closest unsuccessful candidate, finishing sixth with 1,253 votes, 345 behind Rickey.
Robert Wharram received 1,210 votes, followed by Brent Parsons with 955, Matthew Brumsey with 619 and Gilles Bourke with 438.
Ward 2 – Sidney
Egerton Boyce led the Sidney Ward race with 2,145 votes, followed by Allan DeWitt with 2,002.
Don Kuntze secured the third council position with 1,803 votes, while Kate Widdifield claimed the fourth and final seat with 1,640.
Brian J. Arthur finished fifth with 1,447 votes, falling 193 short of Widdifield.
Kandis Hambly received 1,106 votes, followed by Keith Poulin with 1,066, John Desloges with 516 and David Jesse with 288.
Ward 3 – Murray
Tim Durkin and Brian Crews secured the two available council positions in Murray Ward.
Durkin topped the six-candidate race with 2,091 votes, followed by Crews with 1,951.
Ed Santos finished third with 1,184 votes, while Doug Herrington received 883.
Jordan Hoyland finished with 663 votes, followed by David Lovely with 433.
Crews secured the second seat by a margin of 767 votes over Santos.
Ward 4 – Frankford
Frankford Ward featured a two-candidate race, with Matt Joice defeating JD Brown.
Joice received 522 votes compared with 412 for Brown, giving him a 110-vote margin of victory.
