Mayor
Deb Gilvesy
Tillsonburg’s mayor and County councillor; serves in agricultural planning, regional economic development and homelessness-centre work.
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Election 2026
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26 OCTOBER 2026Municipal & school board electionOfficial election information
Tillsonburg
Mayor
1 seat
Tillsonburg
Councillor
6 seats
Councillor
Dave Beres
Long-serving councillor, deputy mayor and Tillsonburg Lions Club volunteer.
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Councillor
Lindsey Ambrus Mejaski
Small-business owner and minor-soccer board member bringing a young-family perspective.
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Councillor
Ron Gasparetto
Retired municipal and conservation-authority professional with three decades of public-sector experience.
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Councillor
Chrissy Rosehart
Long-serving Tillsonburg councillor and owner of Chrissy’s Corner Store.
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Councillor
Deanna (Dee) Tosto
Tillsonburg council candidate with political, communications and board experience.
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Councillor
Katherine Englander
Retired human-resources professional with local business-board and strategic-planning experience.
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Councillor
Clayton Curtis
Tillsonburg business owner and Station Arts volunteer seeking a first council term.
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Councillor
Christopher (Chris) Parker
Tillsonburg councillor, automotive-sector worker and community-sports volunteer.
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Councillor
Felix Nonso Nzemeka
Healthcare worker seeking a first Tillsonburg council term.
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Councillor
Kim Sage
Copper Mug co-owner and longtime Tillsonburg resident running for council.
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Councillor
Stephen Molnar
Former Tillsonburg mayor with six earlier terms of municipal council experience.
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Councillor
John Gilvesy
Real-estate and construction professional with engineering, business and community-board experience.
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School representation
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Thames Valley District School Board
Oxford County · 2 seats · All acclaimed
Acclaimed
Benjamin Lampkin
Acclaimed to represent eligible English public school electors on Thames Valley District School Board for the next term.
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Acclaimed
William McKinnon
The former TVDSB trustee and board chair is returning through acclamation.
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Canadian citizen, aged 18 or older, with the required geographic and school-support qualification. A person may vote only once in the same board election.
English-public support is the default unless changed to a different eligible board. A child’s school attendance alone does not determine voting entitlement.
London District Catholic School Board
Oxford County · 1 seat · All acclaimed
Area and voting eligibility
Canadian citizen, aged 18 or older, with the required geographic and school-support qualification. A person may vote only once in the same board election.
Must be Roman Catholic; the elector or spouse must support an English-language separate board.
Conseil scolaire catholique Providence
Oxford, Elgin and Middlesex counties · 1 seat · All acclaimed
Area and voting eligibility
Canadian citizen, aged 18 or older, with the required geographic and school-support qualification. A person may vote only once in the same board election.
Must be Roman Catholic and a French-language rights holder; the elector or spouse must support a French-language separate board.
Conseil scolaire Viamonde
Haldimand-Norfolk, Oxford, Elgin and Lambton counties, and Chatham-Kent · 1 seat · All acclaimed
Area and voting eligibility
Canadian citizen, aged 18 or older, with the required geographic and school-support qualification. A person may vote only once in the same board election.
Must be a French-language rights holder; the elector or spouse must support a French-language public board.
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