Voting is available online with Election Day voting on October 26th from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Town is also holding advance paper-ballot voting at the RecPlex on October 14th, and at the Wasaga Stars Arena on October 17th.
There are four candidates for mayor, two for deputy mayor, and fourteen candidates competing for five council seats.
MAYOR
Incumbent Mayor Brian Smith is seeking another term. He is being challenged by Mark Winegarden and Leslie Farkas .
Marilyn, also known as Raven, Broughton filed her nomination on August 21st.
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DEPUTY MAYOR
Incumbent Deputy Mayor Tanya Snell is seeking another term.
Mike Foley is also running for deputy mayor.
COUNCILLOR
Five councillors will be elected from the fourteen candidates on the ballot.
Joe Belanger, a longtime resident and current councillor, is seeking another term.
Ellen Timms, a current councillor, is seeking re-election.
Dan Gale has lived in Wasaga Beach for 14 years.
Richard White, a current councillor, is seeking another term.
Carrie Plater is a longtime Wasaga Beach-area resident and real estate professional.
Sasha-Rose Dileo, a current councillor, is seeking another term.
Faye Ego, a current councillor is running for re-election.
Kyle Graves is a lifelong Wasaga Beach resident, firefighter and father.
Harvey Mihalic is a longtime Wasaga Beach resident.
Kendra Marr says she wants to bring a community-focused voice to Town Hall.
Dean Robinson is campaigning on transparency, accountability and community representation.
Aldona Barysas-Oleinikas is running with a platform that includes infrastructure, property taxes and tourism.
Maurice, or Moe, Mowat Maurice is no longer running as a candidate. However, he did not withdraw his candidacy ahead of the Aug. 21 deadline, so his name will still appear on the ballot.