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Winnipeg votes Oct. 24: who will be on your ballot

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WATCH: The clock is ticking down to election day in Winnipeg. The final list of candidates for all positions, including mayor, council and school trustee is now set. Global's Timm Bruch reports. – Sep 20, 2018

With Tuesday’s submission deadline for candidates of the Winnipeg election come and gone, we now know the names that will appear on ballots across the city.

Voters will go to the polls in 15 wards on Oct. 24.

For the city’s list of general information and frequently asked questions, click here.

Information has already been sent out to voters as to eligibility, required ID, and voting stations. Details are also included on the city website.

Advance voting will open at City Hall on Oct. 1.

Details on all candidates for all positions, including mayor, council and school trustee, can be found on the city website.

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Here is the list of candidates running for mayor:

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  • Brian Bowman
  • Jenny Motkaluk
  • Doug Wilson
  • Don Woodstock
  • Umar Hayat
  • Tim Diack
  • Venkat Machiraju
  • Ed Ackerman

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Below is the list of candidates running for Councillor, by electoral ward:

It is worth noting that the former St. Charles ward, which is currently represented by Shaun Dobson, has been restructured.

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Residents south of Portage Avenue are now included in the Charleswood – Tuxedo ward, while residents north of Portage are now part of the St. James ward.

Another change in electoral boundaries saw the creation of the Waverley West ward, with the area split away from the former South Winnipeg St. Norbert ward. With only one candidate having registered, Janice Lukes will be acclaimed as councillor.

Charleswood-Tuxedo:

  • Kevin Klein
  • Kevin Nichols
  • Ken St. George
  • Grant Nordman

Daniel Mcintyre:

  • Cindy Gilroy
  • Josh Brandon
  • Miah Sarowar

Elmwood – East Kildonan:

  • Robb Massey
  • Jason Schreyer

Fort Rouge – East Fort Garry:

  • Peter Koroma
  • Harry Wolbert
  • Sherri Rollins
  • Michael Thompson
  • Stephanie Meilleur
  • Bryanna Spina
  • Jeff Palmer

Mynarski:

  • Ross Eadie
  • Micheal Wiens
  • Greg Littlejohn
  • David Capar

North Kildonan:

  • Jeff Browaty
  • Andrew Podolecki

Old Kildonan:

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  • Devi Sharma
  • Brad Gross
  • Kaur Sidhu

Point Douglas:

  • Vivian Santos
  • Kate Sjoberg
  • Dean Koshelanyk

River Heights – Fort Garry:

  • John Orlikow
  • Garth Steek
  • Gary Lenko

St. Boniface:

  • Matt Allard
  • Marcel Boille

St. James:

  • Scott Gillingham
  • Shawn Dobson
  • Kurt Morton

St. Norbert – Seine River:

  • Nancy Cooke
  • Chris Davis
  • Markus Chambers
  • Glenn Churchill
  • Nikolas Joyal

St. Vital:

  • Brian Mayes
  • Baljeet Sharma

Transcona:

  • Basil Evan
  • Steven Lipischak
  • Wally Welechenko
  • Shawn Nason
  • Shane Geschiere
  • Alex Allard
  • Ulasy Raymond
  • Sandeep Sharma

Waverley West:

  • Janice Lukes

Candidates for school trustee, representing six school divisions in Winnipeg, are also listed here on the city’s website.

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