Jim Harrison has earned another four years as the head of Quinte West Council.
The incumbent mayor picked up another victory with 7,019 votes, which accounts for 67.18% of the electorate.
He beats out Duncan Armstrong who earned 3,429 votes.
Harrison tells Quinte News it was a long campaign and he was a little bit surprised by his landslide victory.
As far as councillors go, incumbents Michael Kotsovos, Sally Freeman, Fred Kuypers were re-elected. Former councillor Leslie Roseblade and newcomer David Hugh O’Neil were also elected in Trenton, ward 1.
In Sidney Ward incumbents Karen Sharpe, Allan DeWitt and Don Kuntze were re-elected, while former councillor Terry Cassidy will return to the horseshoe.
Lynda Reid bested 2 other candidates for the council seat in Frankford.
Jim Alyea and David McCue had been acclaimed in Murray Ward.
Thirty-five per cent of the 30,089 eligible voters in the city cast ballots either online, at advance polls, or on election night.
You can click here to see the full vote tally from Quinte West.
