Oshawa election results show Tito-Dante Marimpietri leading the mayoral race with 15,400 votes, or 38.3 per cent after voting closed on Monday, October 26, according to the municipality’s published unofficial tally.
The city’s reporting service showed all 27 tabulator locations reporting in its update dated October 26 at 9:46 p.m. Jim Lee followed with 8,939 votes, Derek Giberson with 6,656 and Dave Westlake with 5,497. Five other candidates contested the mayoralty.
Turnout was listed at 26.92 per cent, with 40,718 of 151,269 electors participating. The total included 26,998 online voters and 13,720 tabulator voters. The mayoral contest itself recorded 40,256 votes.
In the regional and city councillor races, Christopher Biancaniello led Ward 1 with 1,652 votes, only 18 more than Martin Franssen’s 1,634. The results remain unofficial, and the displayed narrow margin is not a declaration that any further review has concluded.
Cameron Anderson led the Ward 2 regional and city contest with 4,219 votes. Bob Chapman led Ward 3 with 5,262; Jack O’Donnell led Ward 4 with 3,861; and Brian Charles Nicholson led Ward 5 with 3,627.
The local city councillor leaders were Rosemary McConkey in Ward 1 with 3,220 votes, Jane Hurst in Ward 2 with 3,115, Roger Bouma in Ward 3 with 2,912, Deb Oldfield in Ward 4 with 1,682 and John Gray in Ward 5 with 3,310.
The Oshawa election results put Krista Laing, Jim Van Allen and Harry Clarke in the three leading positions for Durham District School Board trustee. Kim Beatty and Morgan Ste. Marie led the two-seat Durham Catholic District School Board race.
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.
