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2000 Toronto municipal election

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The 2000 Toronto municipal election was the municipal and school board election of 2000 held in Toronto on November 13, 2000.

2000 Toronto mayoral election
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Turnout36.1% (Decrease 9.5 pp)
 
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Candidate Mel Lastman Tooker Gomberg
Popular vote 483,277 51,111
Percentage 80.0% 8.5%
Mayor of Toronto before election

Mel Lastman

 Elected Mayor of Toronto

Mel Lastman

Law and order was a prominent theme during campaigning, as several candidates with past convictions ran for regional council seats.[1]

Elections were held to elect:

Mayoralty election

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Results

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Mayor, City of Toronto
1,992 of 1,992 polls reporting
Name Votes Percent
Mel Lastman 483,277 79.96%
Tooker Gomberg 51,111 8.46%
Enza Anderson 13,595 2.25%
Douglas Campbell 8,591 1.42%
Steven Lam 6,853 1.13%
Hazel Jackson 5,310 0.87%
Kevin Clarke 4,147 0.68%
Daniel Carras 3,534 0.58%
Ben Kerr 3,115 0.52%
Marcos Solorzano 2,419 0.40%
Tim Duncan 2,253 0.37%
Diana-De Maxted 2,128 0.36%
Brian Fisher 1,817 0.30%
David Predovich 1,687 0.28%
Duri Naimji 1,640 0.27%
Victor Fraser 1,638 0.27%
Frenchie McFarlane 1,635 0.27%
George Dowar 1,430 0.24%
John Steele 1,412 0.23%
Dave Du Moulin 1,204 0.19%
Josef Klinghoffer 1,131 0.18%
King Siu 1,104 0.18%
Kevin Richardson 1,065 0.17%
Abel Van Wyk 1,005 0.16%
Kevin Knopman 670 0.11%
Thomas Shipley 623 0.10%
Totals 604,394 100%

City council

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The 2000 ward map

The city council elections were eventful. Redistricting increased the number of wards from 28 to 44, but each ward only elected a single councillor, reducing the number of councillors from 56 to 44. This created several battles between incumbents such as Gloria Lindsay Luby against Mario Giansante, David Miller versus Bill Saundercook, and Milton Berger against Anne Johnston. For the most part, incumbents were re-elected: the major exception was Etobicoke where three incumbents -- Blake Kinahan, Elizabeth Brown, and Bruce Sinclair —were defeated. Over all, the elections shifted the council somewhat to the left.

Ward 1 - Etobicoke North:

  • Suzan Hall 2,894
  • Vincent Crisanti 2,797
  • Manjinder Singh 2,471
  • (incumbent) Bruce Sinclair 1,907
  • Anthony Caputo 978
  • Murphy Browne 364
  • Courtney Doldron 134
  • Alan Nemaric 64
  • Albin Janus 59

Ward 2 - Etobicoke North:

  • Rob Ford 5,750
  • (incumbent) Elizabeth Brown 4,122
  • Nicolò Fortunato 1,747
  • Mahdi Abdurahman 766
  • Joseph Martino 598
  • Arnold Minors 295

Ward 3 - Etobicoke Centre:

Ward 4 - Etobicoke Centre:

Ward 5 - Etobicoke—Lakeshore:

Ward 6 - Etobicoke—Lakeshore:

  • (incumbent) Irene Jones 10,442
  • David Rifat 1,617
  • George Kash 1,373

Ward 7 - York West:


2000 Toronto municipal election: Councillor, Ward Eight
Candidate Votes %
(x)Peter Li Preti 5,363 56.49
Anthony Perruzza 4,131 43.51
Total valid votes 9,494 100.00

Ward 9 - York Centre:


2000 Toronto municipal election: Councillor, Ward Ten
Candidate Votes %
Mike Feldman (incumbent) 12,221 81.98
Lorne Berg 2,687 18.02
Total valid votes 14,908 100.00

Ward 11 - York South—Weston:

Ward 12 - York South—Weston:


2000 Toronto municipal election: Councillor, Ward Thirteen
Candidate Votes %
(x)David Miller 11,274 61.71
(x)Bill Saundercook 6,995 38.29
Total valid votes 18,269 100.00

Ward 14 - Parkdale-High Park:


2000 Toronto municipal election: Councillor, Ward Fifteen
Candidate Votes %
(x)Howard Moscoe 8,611 57.70
Tony Rizzo 4,984 33.40
Jim McMillan 924 6.19
Jason Baker 405 2.71
Total valid votes 14,924 100.00

Ward 16 - Eglinton—Lawrence:

Ward 17 - Davenport:

Ward 18 - Davenport:

Ward 19 - Trinity—Spadina:

Ward 20 - Trinity—Spadina:

  • (incumbent) Olivia Chow 9,477
  • Rosie Schwartz 1,140
  • Roberto Verdecchia 1,126

Ward 21 - St. Paul's:

Ward 22 - St. Paul's:

Ward 23 - Willowdale:

Ward 24 - Willowdale:

Ward 25 - Don Valley West:

Ward 26 - Don Valley West:

  • (incumbent) Jane Pitfield 11,058
  • Don Yuill 3,421
  • Muhammad Bajwa 1,162

Ward 27 - Toronto Centre—Rosedale:

Ward 28 - Toronto Centre—Rosedale:

  • (incumbent) Pam McConnell 7,573
  • Jennifer Daly 1,630
  • Wendy Forrest 1,038
  • Mike Armstrong 1,027
  • Nichola Marshall 748
  • James Sturdy 415
  • Aaron Hume 363

Ward 29 - Broadview—Greenwood:

Ward 30 - Broadview—Greenwood:

  • (incumbent) Jack Layton 8,671
  • Linda Lynch 3,750
  • Ty Daniels 817
  • Jeff Layton 627
  • Ghuffar Rabbani 523
  • Joseph Norte 126

Ward 31 - Beaches—East York:

  • (incumbent) Michael Prue 10,435
  • Paul Fernandes 3,183
  • John Simmons 555

Ward 32 - Beaches—East York:

  • (incumbent) Sandra Bussin 10,766
  • David Moll 5,530
  • Paul Azzarello 419
  • Bruce Bryer 388
  • Jeffery Dorman 309

Ward 33 - Don Valley East:

  • Paul Sutherland 9,860
  • Daniel Georgescu 1,004
  • Thomas Lynch 996
  • Robert Ladanyi 458

Ward 34 - Don Valley East:

Ward 35 - Scarborough Southwest:

Ward 36 - Scarborough Southwest:

Ward 37 - Scarborough Centre:

Ward 38 - Scarborough Centre:

Ward 39 - Scarborough—Agincourt:

  • (incumbent) Sherene Shaw 8,474
  • Simon Kwan 1,531
  • Sunshine Smith 1,069

Ward 40 - Scarborough—Agincourt:

Ward 41 - Scarborough—Rouge River:

Ward 42 - Scarborough—Rouge River:

  • (incumbent) Raymond Cho 7,428
  • Eden Gajraj 2,101
  • Horace Dockery 1,890
  • Pat Johnson 562

Ward 43 - Scarborough East:

Ward 44 - Scarborough East:

  • (incumbent) Ron Moeser 9,897
  • Sheila White 3,568
  • Jeff Phillips 1,530

References

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  1. ^ "DECISION 2000 MUNICIPAL: ELECTION IN BRIEF Series: DECISION 2000". The Windsor Star. Retrieved July 27, 2024 – via ProQuest.
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