The following are the OFFICIAL results for the Town of Gravenhurst Municipal Elections as of the close of the election on October 23, 2018:
Certificate of Election Results
Declaration of Elected Candidates
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Received Financial Statements
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Candidates and Registered Third Party Advertisers are required to file a Financial Statement for each campaign. Financial Statements are due to the Clerk where the Candidates filed Nomination Papers by March 29, 2019.
Once the Financial Statements are received by the Clerk, they will be linked below.
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Candidate/Registered Third Party
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Office (as applicable)
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Date Filed
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Johnny Ahsome
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TLDSB Trustee
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October 30, 2018
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Jo Morphy
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Councillor Ward 2
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November 2, 2018
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The Clerk's Role in Reviewing Financial Statements
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The Clerk will be required to review all of the financial statements received and identify whether any contributor appears to have exceeded any of the contribution limits.
The Clerk will be required to report to the Muskoka Compliance Audit Committee as soon as possible after the filing deadline regarding contributions made to candidates and third party advertisers in excess of the established limits.
Within 30 days of receiving the report, the Muskoka Compliance Audit Committee must consider the report.
As soon as possible after April 30, 2019, the Clerk will be required to provide a report and make it available on the Town’s website, setting out all candidates in an election and indicating whether each candidate complied with financial reporting requirements.
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Compliance Audit Committee
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The Muskoka Compliance Audit Committee (MCAC) receives and makes decisions on applications for compliance audits of campaign finances for Council candidates and registered third party advertisers in a municipal election or by-election. Any compliance audit requests against a school board trustee candidate must be submitted to the appropriate school board. The Committee performs functions relating to the compliance audit application process as outlined in the Municipal Elections Act, 1996.These functions include:
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considering whether an application for a compliance audit filed by an elector should be granted or rejected
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appointing an auditor, if the application is granted
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receiving and considering the auditor’s report and deciding whether legal proceedings should be commence
The Committee is also responsible for considering reports from the Clerk identifying contributors who appear to have contravened election contribution limits and deciding whether legal proceedings should be commenced.
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Committee Membership & Terms of Reference
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The Muskoka Compliance Audit Committee is comprised of three (3) voting members of the public, with the provision for two (2) additional alternate members, all of who are qualified individuals as follows:
- Joan A. Pajunen
- Bob Panizza
- Beverley Webb
- Rosemary King (Alternate Member)
- Linda Thompson (Alternate Member)
Resources:
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Filed Appeals
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Resources
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