Pickering election results show Kevin Ashe leading the mayoral race with 13,038 votes, or 36.5 per cent after voting closed on Monday, October 26, according to the municipality’s published unofficial tally.
The city-linked results service showed all six tabulators and all six voting locations closed, with online voting tallied. Lisa Robinson followed with 8,867 votes, or 24.8 per cent.
Janice Frampton received 4,917 votes, Doug Cornell 3,479, Shaun Rickard 3,301, Zargham Rasool 1,482 and Andrea Wood 654. The figures are from the live municipal tally retrieved early October 27 and differ from percentages in earlier election-night media snapshots.
Linda Cook led the Regional Councillor Ward 2 contest with 5,959 votes, compared with Nancy Van Rooy’s 4,829 and Bushra Rasool’s 1,071. David Pickles led Ward 3’s regional race with 4,839 votes against Azmat Mujeeb’s 2,820.
In the Ward 1 city council contest, James Blair led with 6,177 votes, ahead of Priya Vadivel’s 3,360 and Abdullah Mir’s 3,151. Four other candidates were also listed.
Mara Nagy led the Ward 2 city councillor tally with 3,782 votes. Sam Snyders followed with 3,073 and John Meloche with 2,545. Shaheen Butt led Ward 3 with 4,874 votes, compared with Rajkumar Nada’s 2,700.
The Pickering election results show Emma Cunningham with 16,732 votes and Walton Armstrong with 11,828 leading the two-seat Durham District School Board contest. Andre De Freitas led the Durham Catholic District School Board race with 2,663 votes, ahead of Bessy Stergiou and Ayeza Perez.
These are unofficial results from the October 26, 2026 municipal election. Certification by the municipal clerk is a separate step; the figures should not be described as a certified declaration.
Residents can consult the municipal results page linked below for the complete ballot, including school-board contests and any later corrections or certification notices.
