Tracey Bailey
Mayor · seen 2019-12-10 to 2026-08-11 · served 2018–2022, 2022–2026
140substantive motions movedof 152 meetings the minutes record them at
10procedural motions movedcounted separately, and never added to the above
138substantive motions secondedseconding is often a seat convention, not agreement
0meetings recorded absentof 152 they were on the record for
449–109recorded votes, for–againstrecorded votes are rare and a skewed sample
Vote count and office as published by the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 2022 municipal election results (Open Government Licence – Ontario). Everything else on this page is read from Lakeshore’s own minutes.
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Regular Council Meeting August 11, 2026
For · 7–1 · CarriedWhereas the Municipality of Lakeshore encompasses over 500 square kilometers of total land area, much of which is rural. Whereas development is continuing in many areas of Lakeshore, further diminishing natural wildlife…
Regular Council Meeting April 14, 2026
For · 7–0 · CarriedDesignate the Lighthouse Cove & District Lions Club fundraising event, scheduled for Saturday, June 13, 2026 at the property municipally known as 17845 Melody Drive (also known as 999 Quenneville Drive), as “municipally…
Regular Council Meeting March 24, 2026
For · 7–1 · CarriedApprove the continuation of the Rat Abatement Pilot Project and authorize an extension of the program until such time as the total funding allocation previously approved by Council, in the amount of $10,000, has been…
Regular Council Meeting January 27, 2026
For · 6–1 · CarriedDefer consideration of the Lakeshore Community Benefits Charge pending the presentation of the Development Charges Study. In Favour (6): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Kerr…
Regular Council Meeting January 13, 2026
For · 7–1 · CarriedDirect that members of Administration be limited to a maximum of two conferences per year, except if approved by the Mayor and CAO to attend an additional conference to assist in a meeting or presentation to senior…
Regular Council Meeting December 9, 2025
For · 7–0 · CarriedDirect Administration to proceed with Option 2 for the Alarm Registration Program and prepare the necessary by-law for implementation, as presented at the December 9, 2025 Council meeting.
Regular Council Meeting December 9, 2025
For · 7–0 · CarriedDirect Administration to pause enforcement related to shipping containers or sea cans until such time that the results of the community survey be received and official direction be provided.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedRemove item 2026-070 - Automation Software. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Ruston, Councillor Vogler, and Councillor Hoffman Opposed (1)…
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 4–4 · LostRemove item 2026-111 - Artificial Intelligence Platform. In Favour (4): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor Kerr, and Councillor Ruston Opposed (4): Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor…
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedAdd an additional $28,462 to item 2026-110 - Position Conversion - Remove 2 Seasonals, Add Additional Full Time Park Operator, in order to allow for a Lead Hand position.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
Against · 2–6 · LostTransfer the remaining funds in the Economic Development reserve account to the Contingency Reserve, for future allocation by Council.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 6–2 · CarriedRemove $74,178.75 from item 2026-039 - Public Works Equipment Operator to reflect hiring in Q4 2026. In Favour (6): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Ruston, Councillor Vogler,…
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedRemove item ATRC-26-6790 2009 Ice Resurfacer Replacement and remove the corresponding $220,000 transfer to the Vehicles and Equipment Reserve.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedIncrease item COM-26-6820 - Professional Camera by $5,000 to be funded from the Technology and Office Equipment Reserve. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa…
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedRemove item ENG-26-6875 - Private Road Pilot Program and include a corresponding one-time reduction of $100,000 to the Roads Lifecycle Reserve.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 6–2 · CarriedRemove item FAC-26-6859 - OPP Station CCTV Security Cameras and include a one-time reduction on $10,000 in the transfer to the Facilities and Properties Reserve.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedRemove item PRK-26-6865 - Replacement of Multi-Purpose Utility Tractor and include a one-time reduction of $80,000 to the Vehicles and Equipment Reserve.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 4–4 · LostDefer item RDS-21-6551 until such time as a Gravel Roads Conversion Policy is in place, and include a one-time transfer of $305,000 to item RDS-20-6486 - Annual Roads Lifecycle Surface Treatment Program.
Regular Council Meeting November 24, 2025
For · 6–2 · CarriedRemove item UEM-26-6825 EV Charging Stations for Municipal Fleet and include a corresponding one-time transfer of $100,000 to the Facility/Property New Reserve.
Regular Council Meeting November 4, 2025
For · 6–2 · CarriedAdopt Official Plan Amendment No. 22 (OPA-02-2025) and Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA-08-2025) to amend the Municipality of Lakeshore’s policies and regulations with the effect of permitting up to four residential units…
Regular Council Meeting November 4, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedDefer consideration of the 2025 Road Needs Study to the December 9, 2025 Council meeting. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Ruston, Councillor Vogler…
Regular Council Meeting November 4, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedDirect Administration to send communication to the affected property owners advising that no further action will be taken by Council, however residents could apply for a designation at their expense should they wish…
Regular Council Meeting November 4, 2025
For · 6–2 · CarriedBy-laws 81-2025 and 82-2025 be read and passed in open session on November 4, 2025. In Favour (6): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Ruston, and Councillor…
Regular Council Meeting November 4, 2025
For · 5–3 · CarriedCease the Community Benefit Fund Grant Program and direct Administration to bring forward the necessary by-law for repeal. In Favour (5): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Ruston,…
Regular Council Meeting September 23, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedTasks C, F and J: Notre Dame Street Item (2) Remove the addition of more one-way streets off Notre Dame Street. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Kerr, Councillor…
Regular Council Meeting September 9, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedDirect Administration to bring back a report regarding a licensing program for legal non-conforming short-term rental accommodations, based on the regulatory program from Tiny Township.
Regular Council Meeting September 9, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedDefer consideration of the report pending the updated report regarding short-term rental accommodation licensing. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa…
Regular Council Meeting August 12, 2025
For · 7–1 · CarriedDefer consideration to the September 9, 2025 Council meeting. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Ruston, Councillor Vogler, and Councillor Hoffman…
Regular Council Meeting July 8, 2025
Against · 6–1 · CarriedDirect Administration to conduct public consultation and bring back a report to Council prior to preparing a draft Zoning By-law amendment on Shipping Containers.
Regular Council Meeting June 24, 2025
For · 5–3 · CarriedReceive the report for information only. In Favour (5): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, and Councillor Hoffman Opposed (3): Councillor Kerr, Councillor Ruston,…
Regular Council Meeting - Planning Act May 6, 2025
For · 7–1 · Carriedpre-zoning areas slated for intensification can: Encourage development by reducing the need for developers to apply and pay for the rezoning of their property in order to build on it;
Regular Council Meeting April 8, 2025
For · 8–0 · CarriedDirect the Clerk to read By-law 28-2025 establishing the 2025 Municipal Tax Levy and Tax Rates, as presented at the April 8, 2025 Council meeting.
Regular Council Meeting March 25, 2025
For · 5–2 · CarriedEndorse the implementation plan as outlined in the Housing Accelerator Fund Implementation Plan and Partnership with University of Windsor Centre for Cities report and direct the Chief Administrative Officer to develop…
Regular Council Meeting March 25, 2025
For · 6–1 · CarriedDirect Administration to prepare and post a Request for Proposal for the restaurant operations at the Belle River Marina for the 2025 season;
Regular Council Meeting March 25, 2025
For · 5–2 · CarriedBy-law 24-2025 be read and passed in open session on March 25, 2025. In Favour (5): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, and Councillor Ruston Opposed (2): Councillor Kerr…
Regular Council Meeting March 4, 2025
For · 7–0 · CarriedMove into closed session in Council Chambers at 4:31 PM in accordance with: a. Paragraph 239(2)(b) of the Municipal Act, 2001 to discuss personal matters about an identifiable individual, including municipal or local…
Regular Council Meeting March 4, 2025
Against · 5–3 · CarriedReceive the report for information only. In Favour (5): Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor Hoffman, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Ruston, and Councillor Vogler Opposed (3): Mayor Bailey, Councillor McNamara, and Councillor…
Regular Council Meeting February 11, 2025
Against · 7–1 · CarriedWhereas Lakeshore recently removed its oil from its recycling program; And whereas residents are raising concerns that this programs removal is a serious concern to them;
Regular Council Meeting January 23, 2025
For · 4–4 · LostBring forward budget item #CAP-25-2773 (p.237) for deliberation. In Favour (4): Mayor Bailey, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Kerr, and Councillor Vogler Opposed (4): Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara…
Regular Council Meeting January 23, 2025
For · 5–3 · CarriedReduce the professional consulting services in the CAO Admin budget (line 4001, p.25) to $20,000. In Favour (5): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Hoffman, and Councillor Ruston…
Substantive motions moved (showing the 40 most recent of 140)
Whereas the accumulation of trees, logs, and woody debris at the mouth of the Thames River near Lighthouse Cove has created ongoing navigation hazards for recreational boaters, emergency responders, commercial operators, residents, and visitors; And whereas residents have prepared a petition requesting that the Province of Ontario undertake a formal assessment and implement a long- term strategy t
Regular Council Meeting, August 11, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Direct Administration to prepare an interim control by-law under section 38 of the Planning Act to prohibit the establishment of AI data centres within the Municipality of Lakeshore for a period of up to 12 months, while the County of Essex completes its review of AI data centres and develops planning policy recommendations in consultation and cooperation with all lower-tier municipalities; That t
Regular Council Meeting, August 11, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas it has been reported that on February 7, 2024,16-year-old Finlay van der Werken from Burlington waited more than eight hours in the emergency department at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital without being seen by an emergency physician and subsequently died on February 9, 2024; And whereas reports indicate Finlay was triaged as Priority Level 2 under the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale,
Regular Council Meeting, May 12, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas democracy is healthy when everyone is able to participate fully and safely and contribute to the well-being of their community; And whereas we are witnessing the dissolution of democratic discourse and respectful debate across all levels of government and in neighbouring jurisdictions; And whereas Ontario’s municipally elected officials are dealing with increasingly hostile, unsafe work en
Regular Council Meeting, March 10, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas the City of Windsor is the provincially designated Consolidated Municipal Service Manager (CMSM) responsible for the administration and delivery of provincially funded social services across the Windsor- Essex region; and Whereas the CMSM model was established by the Province of Ontario to promote efficiency, consistency of service delivery, and economies of scale across municipal boundari
Regular Council Meeting, February 24, 2026 · Carried Unanimously
Add $20,000 to the Communications and Engagement budget for community of communities branding and activity, to be funded from the Invest Windsor-Essex Economic Development reserve.
Regular Council Meeting, November 24, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
Add an additional $28,462 to item 2026-110 - Position Conversion - Remove 2 Seasonals, Add Additional Full Time Park Operator, in order to allow for a Lead Hand position. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Ruston, and Councillor Hoffman Opposed (1): Councillor Vogler
Regular Council Meeting, November 24, 2025 · Carried
Add $360,000 to the Capital budget for the municipal portion of the upgrade of 1.8 kms CWATS trail for the EC Way 100 cycling trail, to be funded from the Trails - New reserve.
Regular Council Meeting, November 24, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
Remove item ATRC-26-6858 - Parking Study for ATRC Lands, transfer the $20,000 funds to the Plans and Studies Reserve, and direct Administration to bring back a report regarding the cost to include granular surfacing on the north side of the building.
Regular Council Meeting, November 24, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
Increase item COM-26-6820 - Professional Camera by $5,000 to be funded from the Technology and Office Equipment Reserve. In Favour (7): Mayor Bailey, Deputy Mayor Walstedt, Councillor McNamara, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Ruston, Councillor Vogler, and Councillor Hoffman Opposed (1): Councillor Kerr
Regular Council Meeting, November 24, 2025 · Carried
Waive the provisions of section 103 of the Procedural By-law to permit the receipt of a late Notice of Motion submitted by Mayor Bailey.
Regular Council Meeting, November 18, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
Reconsider Resolution #171-06-2025 from the June 24, 2025 Council meeting, which directed Administration to issue a Request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for the development of 396 River Ridge Drive. To formally cease the process and cancel the EOI.
Regular Council Meeting, November 18, 2025 · Carried
That motion #171-06-2025 be
Regular Council Meeting, November 18, 2025 · Withdrawn
That 927 St. Joachim L'Association be provided the annual support of $11,500 grant, aligned with the grants to local museums.
Regular Council Meeting, April 29, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas Councillor Kerr was appointed to the Belle River Business Improvement Area (BIA) Board of Management on November 29, 2022; And whereas the BIA area is represented by both Ward 3 and Ward 4 and would benefit from shared leadership throughout the Council term; And whereas both Councillor Kerr and Councillor Santarossa agree that a switch in representation at this time would benefit the BIA;
Regular Council Meeting, March 4, 2025 · Carried Unanimously
That the Municipality of Lakeshore acknowledges the importance of the heritage value of the former St. Joachim church and the need to comply with the Ontario Heritage designation.
Regular Council Meeting, November 19, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
Direct Administration to bring a report regarding the requirement for AODA audit.
Regular Council Meeting, November 19, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas the Province of Ontario offers a Northern Travel Health Grant for residents who must travel a minimum of 100 kilometers one way to access the nearest medical specialist or provincially-funded healthcare facility services that are not available locally; And whereas there are residents in the Windsor-Essex County area that are required to travel 100 kilometres or more to access specialized m
Regular Council Meeting, November 19, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
Administration to amend the Community Benefit Fund Grants Policy to reflect only capital requests; the organization must reside in the Municipality of Lakeshore and could not be a recipient the previous year, and that the budget amount is capped at $25,000.
Regular Council Meeting, November 5, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
Direct Administration to amend the Community Benefit Fund Grants Policy to reflect only capital requests; the organization must reside in the Municipality of Lakeshore and could not be a recipient the previous year, and that the budget amount is capped at $25,000.
Regular Council Meeting, November 5, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
residents have identified the lack of signage for off-shore shoals as a safety concern; And whereas it is recognized that the land is not within the ownership or jurisdiction of the Municipality of Lakeshore; And whereas Transport Canada has jurisdiction over the waterway; Now therefore the Council of the Municipality of Lakeshore directs Administration to send correspondence to Transport Canada r
Regular Council Meeting, June 25, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas residents have identified the lack of signage for off-shore shoals as a safety concern; And whereas it is recognized that the land is not within the ownership or jurisdiction of the Municipality of Lakeshore; And whereas Transport Canada has jurisdiction over the waterway; Now therefore the Council of the Municipality of Lakeshore directs Administration to send correspondence to Transport
Regular Council Meeting, June 25, 2024 · Carried Unanimously
By-law 88-2022 be read and passed in open session on October 11, 2022.
Regular Council Meeting, October 11, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
Direct Administration to advise the applicant (Community Gaming and Entertainment Group), the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) that the Municipality of Lakeshore supports the location of a gaming site at 446 Advance Boulevard; and further that, subject to the Provincial approval of the OLG business case for the gaming site and the
Regular Council Meeting, September 27, 2022 · Carried
Defer the new draft Parkland Dedication By-law to the next term of Council and direct Administration to prepare the necessary by-laws to renew the current Parkland Dedication By-law for the next Council meeting. In Favour (4): Deputy Mayor Bailey, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Walstedt, and Councillor McKinlay Opposed (4): Mayor Bain, Councillor Wilder, Councillor Janisse, and Councillor Santarossa
Regular Council Meeting, September 13, 2022 · Lost
Receive this report for information; and Direct Administration to work with the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks and the County of Essex to find a solution to address the lack of sewage capacity as described in the report presented at the September 13, 2022 Council meeting.
Regular Council Meeting, September 13, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
Zoning By-law Amendment Application ZBA-9-2022 (By-law 74-2022) Municipality of Lakeshore (By-law 2-2012), to rezone the subject property from “Residential Waterfront – Lake St. Clair (RW2)” to “Residential Waterfront – Lake St. Clair Zone Exception 14 (RW2-14)” zone (Indicated on the Key Map, Attachment 1), in the Municipality of Lakeshore; and Direct the Clerk to read By-law 74-2022 during the “
Regular Council Meeting, August 9, 2022 · Carried
the Clerk to read By-law 73-2022, to adopt the terms of reference for the 2022-2026 Election Compliance Audit Committee, during the ‘Consideration of By-laws”; and Direct the Corporate Leader – Strategic & Legal Affairs to commence the selection process for members to be appointed to the 2022-2026 Election Compliance Audit Committee, all as presented at the August 9, 2022 Council meeting.
Regular Council Meeting, August 9, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
the Lakeview Park West Beach is a notably growing Lakeshore attraction; And Whereas Caille Avenue continues to observe higher than normal traffic volume during the spring and summer; And whereas portable speed humps are a perfect choice when a temporary solution to slow vehicle traffic is needed; And Whereas pilot projects allow an initial small-scale implementation in an attempt to prove the long
Regular Council Meeting, August 9, 2022 · Carried
Approve Zoning By-law Amendment Application ZBA-9-2022 (By-law 74- 2022) Municipality of Lakeshore (By-law 2-2012), to rezone the subject property from “Residential Waterfront – Lake St. Clair (RW2)” to “Residential Waterfront – Lake St. Clair Zone Exception 14 (RW2-14)” zone (Indicated on the Key Map, Attachment 1), in the Municipality of Lakeshore; and Direct the Clerk to read By-law 74-2022 dur
Regular Council Meeting, August 9, 2022 · Carried
Direct the Clerk to read By-law 73-2022, to adopt the terms of reference for the 2022-2026 Election Compliance Audit Committee, during the ‘Consideration of By-laws”; and Direct the Corporate Leader – Strategic & Legal Affairs to commence the selection process for members to be appointed to the 2022-2026 Election Compliance Audit Committee, all as presented at the August 9, 2022 Council meeting.
Regular Council Meeting, August 9, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
Whereas the Lakeview Park West Beach is a notably growing Lakeshore attraction; And Whereas Caille Avenue continues to observe higher than normal traffic volume during the spring and summer; And whereas portable speed humps are a perfect choice when a temporary solution to slow vehicle traffic is needed; And Whereas pilot projects allow an initial small-scale implementation in an attempt to prove
Regular Council Meeting, August 9, 2022 · Carried
Receive the Council Chambers Update report for information and direct Administration to address the hybrid technology needs in the Council Chambers. In Favor (6): Mayor Bain, Deputy Mayor Bailey, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Walstedt, and Councillor McKinlay Opposed (2): Councillor Wilder, and Councillor Janisse
Special Council Meeting, July 6, 2022 · Carried
Award the contract for Professional Services for the County Road 22 Watermain Replacement to Stantec Consulting Ltd. at a total cost of $264,576.00 including applicable HST, as presented at the July 6, 2022 Council meeting.
Special Council Meeting, July 6, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
Designate the Sunsplash event, scheduled for July 14 to 17, 2022, as "municipally significant", subject to the conditions outlined in the report presented at the June 28, 2022 Council meeting, with the added condition that the Beer Garden be moved to a location east of the beach and in Lakeview Park at a location approved by Administration.
Regular Council Meeting, June 28, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
Approve the Lakeshore Sports Field Allocation Policy, as presented at the June 14, 2022 Council meeting; and Direct the Clerk to read By-law 57-2022 adopting the policy. 6 In Favour (7): Mayor Bain, Deputy Mayor Bailey, Councillor Janisse, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Walstedt, and Councillor McKinlay Opposed (1): Councillor Wilder
Regular Council Meeting, June 14, 2022 · Carried
Support the resolution by the Town of the Blue Mountains regarding Voter's List Information to Candidates. In Favour (5): Deputy Mayor Bailey, Councillor Santarossa, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Walstedt, and Councillor McKinlay Opposed (2): Mayor Bain, and Councillor Janisse Conflict (1): Councillor Wilder
Regular Council Meeting, June 14, 2022 · Carried
Approve Zoning By-law Amendment Application ZBA-7-2022 to remove the Holding Symbol (h6) from the lands known municipally as 565 Markham Drive and legally described as Lot 482, Plan 1620, Tilbury North; Part of Lots 481 & 483, Plan 1620, Tilbury North as in R1520151; subject to R455285; Lakeshore; and Direct the Clerk to read By-law 54-2022 during the “Consideration of By- laws”, all as presented
Regular Council Meeting, May 31, 2022 · Carried Unanimously
Award the vehicle tender contract to Lally Ford Sales in the total amount of $276,869.02 including applicable HST for the purchase of two 2022 Sports Utility Vehicles and four 2022 pickups trucks, with a total budget overage of $14,869.02 including applicable HST to be funded from both the vehicle & equipment reserve ($12,884.92) and the water reserve ($1,984.10), as presented at the May 31, 2022
Regular Council Meeting, May 31, 2022 · Carried
Defer consideration of the Right to Disconnect Policy to revise policy to meet legislative minimum requirement only and not meet with Employer of Choice strategy and present to Council at the May 31, 2022 meeting. 7 In Favour (7): Mayor Bain, Deputy Mayor Bailey, Councillor Wilder, Councillor Janisse, Councillor Kerr, Councillor Walstedt, and Councillor McKinlay Opposed (1): Councillor Santarossa
Regular Council Meeting, May 10, 2022 · Carried
In the record
152meetings recorded presentthe minutes record presence, not a rate
2conflicts of interest declareda member saying they should not vote on a matter
5,638votes in 2022Mayor, incumbent
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