2017 Westmount municipal election
4 November 2017

8 seats in Westmount City Council

Incumbent Mayor

Christina Smith
Independent



Municipal elections were held in the city of Westmount, Quebec, Canada on 4 November 2017 as part of the 2017 Quebec municipal elections. Voters elected 8 positions on the Westmount City Council, as well as one mayor. On October 5, returning City Councillor Philip A. Cutler and newcomer Jeff Shamie were acclaimed. [1]

Election Notes

Cynthia Lulham was elected for a 7th term, extending her record as the longest serving council member. 6 of the 8 councillors were newcomers, with only Cutler and Lulham (along with Mayor Smith) returning.

Mayor

Candidate Vote  %
Patrick Martin1,87831.2
Christina M. Smith (incumbent)3,61960.1
Beryl Wajsman5288.8
Result: Christina M. Smith

Westmount City Council Candidates

District 1

Candidate Vote  %
Anitra Bostock25942.6
Antonio D'amico25541.9
Kirk Polymenakos9415.5
Result: Anitra Bostock

District 2

Candidate Vote  %
Philip A. Cutler (incumbent)Acclaimed-
Result: Philip A. Cutler

District 3

Candidate Vote  %
Jeff ShamieAcclaimed-
Result: Jeff Shamie

District 4

Candidate Vote  %
Rosalind Davis (Incumbent)37242.8
Conrad Peart49757.2
Result: Conrad Peart

District 5

Candidate Vote  %
Marina Brzeski39845.1
Elaine Carsley333.7
Gabriel Felcarek8910.1
Christian Matossian36241
Result: Marina Brzeski

District 6

Candidate Vote  %
George Fourniotis638
Mary Gallery59775.8
Joanne Wallace12816.2
Result: Mary Gallery

District 7

Candidate Vote  %
Cynthia Lulham (Incumbent)42454.90
Johanna Stosik34945.1
Result: Cynthia Lulham

District 8

Candidate Vote  %
Kathleen Kez32550.2
Theodora Samiotis (Incumbent)32249.8
Result: Kathleen Kez

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References

  1. "Incumbent Christina Smith easily elected mayor of Westmount". CBC News. 5 November 2017. Retrieved 5 November 2017.
  2. "Montreal elections 2017: Westmount results - Montreal | Globalnews.ca". Archived from the original on 26 March 2020. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
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