2014 Toronto Municipal Election Results for Ward 9

John Tory is the new Mayor of Toronto; Doug Ford and Olivia Chow, were on 2nd and 3rd spot respectively in terms of number of votes. In Ward 9 (York Central), Maria Augimeri was re-elected by a larger margin than in the previous election.
Here are the full results.
Maria Augimeri 6373 42.743%
Gus Cusimano 4230 28.37%
Anthony Fernando 3367 22.582%
Danny Quattrociocchi 562 3.769%
Ances Hercules 248 1.663%
Wilson Basantes 130 0.872%
Totals 14910 100%
Unofficial results as of October 27,2014 11:51 PM

Trustee Toronto District School Board - Ward 5
68 of 68 Polls Reporting
Candidate Total votes % of
Howard Kaplan 9991 47.328%
Jordan Glass 2698 12.781%
Tibor Martinek 2408 11.407%
Stephen Kazman 2067 9.792%
Alexander Glauberzon 1878 8.896%
Jerako Biaje 1208 5.722%
Stephen Shereck 860 4.074%
Totals 21110 100%
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Sources / More info: Election Results | City of Toronto, TorStar, mammoliti
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