Local elections were held in seven hamlets and two charter communities in the Northwest Territories in 2019. Hamlet elections took place on December 19, while the charter communities of Tsiigehtchic and K’asho Got’ine held elections on June 17 and July 19, respectively. One additional hamlet, Tuktoyaktuk, cancelled its elections when the candidates for mayor and community council went uncontested.[1]
2019 Northwest Territories municipal elections|
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Turnout reached 62% with 245 out 398 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
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Vote
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| #
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%
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| Andrew Charlie (inc.)
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137
|
55.92
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| Robert Buckle
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108
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44.08
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| Total
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245
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100%
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| Candidate
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Vote
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| Dave McLeod
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164
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| Don D. Storr
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131
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| Edwin Greenland
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126
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| William Storr
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125
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| Velma Illasiak
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103
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| Neil Heron
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94
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| Kathy Greenland
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93
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| Charles Furlong
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53
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| Total
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889
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Turnout reached 70% with 50 out 71 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
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Vote
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| #
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%
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| Brandon Kimble
|
22
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44.90
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| Leonard LaLonde
|
21
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42.86
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| Michael St. Amour
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6
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12.24
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| Total
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49
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100%
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| Candidate
|
Vote
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| Sandra McMaster
|
29
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| Michael St. Amour
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27
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| Leonard LaLonde
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26
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| Bruce Kendol Proud
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25
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| Chaal Richard Cadieux
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17
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| Winnie Cadieux
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17
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| Total
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141
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Turnout reached 40% with 285 out 705 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
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Vote
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| #
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%
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| Daniel Masuzumi
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166
|
65.35
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| Wilfred McNeely Jr.
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88
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34.65
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| Total
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254
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100%
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| Candidate
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Vote
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| Joseph Tobac
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176
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| Arthur Tobac
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159
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| Stella Tabesca
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139
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| Jacinta Grandjambe
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130
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| George Barnaby
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127
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| Charles McNeely
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125
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| Rose McNeely
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125
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| Roger Boniface
|
118
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| Dwayne Barnaby
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116
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| Paul Dixon
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108
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| Tommy Kakfwi
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95
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| Collin Pierrot
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92
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| Lucy Jackson
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84
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| Alexis Orlias
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72
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| Barthelemy Kotchile
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40
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| Total
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1,706
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Turnout reached 38% with 120 out 320 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
|
Vote
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| #
|
%
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| Hillary Deneron
|
71
|
51.08
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| Mike Gonet
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68
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48.92
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| Total
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139
|
100%
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
| Julia Capot Blanc
|
122
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| Collin Woehl
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116
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| Kathie Hardisty
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99
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| Cathy Marie Kotchea
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94
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| Eva Hope
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93
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| Herbert Berreault
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91
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| Mike Gonet
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76
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| Vanessa Villeneuve
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61
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| Total
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752
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Turnout reached 21% with 109 out 530 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
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Vote
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| Marion Koe
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87
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| Ruby McDonald
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83
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| Delores Vittrekwa
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73
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| Dennis Wright
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63
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| Lawrence Firth
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47
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| Total
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353
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| Fort McPherson is seeking voter approval for a $1.5 million loan to upgrade the community arena.
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| Choice
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Vote
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| #
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%
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| Yes
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89
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87.25
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| No
|
13
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12.75
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| Total
|
102
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100%
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Turnout reached 68% with 232 out 342 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
|
Vote
|
| #
|
%
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| Patrick Simon
|
128
|
55.41
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| Louis Balsillie (inc.)
|
103
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44.59
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| Total
|
231
|
100%
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
| Tammy Hunter-McKay
|
133
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| Frank Fabien
|
111
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| Erica Lafferty
|
98
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| Wilfred Simon
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95
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| Kevin Boucher
|
70
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| Total
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507
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Turnout reached 57% with 39 out 69 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
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Vote
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| #
|
%
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Norman Anikina (inc.)
(1-year term)
|
25
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67.57
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| Kyle Wolki
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12
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32.43
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| Total
|
37
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100%
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| Candidate
|
Vote
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| Sharan Green (2-year term)
|
30
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| Donna Keogak (2-year term)
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27
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| Angella Keogak (2-year term)
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25
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| Wayne Gully (1-year term)
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24
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| Shelby Lucas (1-year term)
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16
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| Kyle Wolki
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12
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| Total
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134
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Turnout reached 39% with 37 out 95 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
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Vote
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| Jamie Benoit-Cardinal
|
23
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| Bob Mumford
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19
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| John Norbert
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17
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| James Andre
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7
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| Total
|
66
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| Candidate
|
Vote
|
| #
|
%
|
| Erwin Elias (inc.)
|
Acclaimed
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| Total
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N/A
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| Candidate
|
Vote
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| Jeannie Gruben
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Acclaimed
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| Georgina Jacobson-Masuzumi
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| Joe Nasogaluak
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| James Pokiak
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| Dennis Raddi Sr.
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| Total
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N/A
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Turnout reached 38% with 107 out 278 registered voters casting their ballots.[2]
| Candidate
|
Vote
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| Sarah Kuptana (2-year term)
|
66
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| Kimberly Joss (2-year term)
|
62
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| Denise Okheena (2-year term)
|
61
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| Mary K. Okheena (2-year term)
|
53
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| Delma Klengenberg (1-year term)
|
51
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| Connie Alanak
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44
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| Mollie Oliktoak
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39
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| Jean Ekpakohak
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37
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| Helena Ekootak
|
29
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| Joe Nilgak
|
20
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| Celine Inuktalik
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19
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| Jack Akhiatak
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17
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| Total
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498
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