Councillor
One councillor is elected in each of the City’s 24 wards. The voters of a ward choose one name from that ward’s list.
Under section 169.1 of the Education Act, every school board promotes student achievement and well-being, ensures effective stewardship of its resources, delivers education programs, develops a multi-year plan and monitors and evaluates its director of education. A trustee takes part in those decisions as a member of the board. Section 218.1 adds that a trustee entrusts the day-to-day management of the board to its staff through the director of education. 8 of 8 zones have a candidate on City of Ottawa’s list so far.
The count on each district is the number of candidates on the official list. A zone with none has no accepted nomination yet.
One councillor is elected in each of the City’s 24 wards. The voters of a ward choose one name from that ward’s list.
One trustee is elected in each of the board’s 12 zones. A zone covers one or more City wards. Only English public school supporters vote in this race.
One trustee is elected in each of the board’s 10 zones. A zone covers one or more City wards. Only English Catholic separate school supporters vote in this race.
One trustee is elected in each of the board’s 7 zones. A zone covers one or more City wards. Only French public school supporters vote in this race.