The municipal council in the Town of Stratford will feature a blend of new and returning representatives following Monday’s municipal election, according to unofficial results from Elections P.E.I. reported by CBC News.

Stratford is structured into three wards, with two councillors elected to represent each ward on town council.
Mayor Steve Ogden Acclaimed for Third Term
Mayor Steve Ogden has secured his third term in office after being acclaimed. Ogden was first elected as mayor in 2018 following his service as a town councillor, and he subsequently won a second term in 2022.
Ward Voting Results and Acclamations
In Ward 1 – Kelly’s Cove, voters elected incumbent Gordie Cox with 447 votes and Dylan Cooper with 442 votes. They defeated candidates Gail MacDonald, who received 359 votes, and Derek Kronemeyer, who earned 338 votes.
In Ward 2 – Stewart Cove, no vote was required as Jeff McEntee and Patrick Ross were both acclaimed.
In Ward 3 – Tea Hill, Steve Gallant led the balloting with 543 votes, alongside Ron Dowling who earned 397 votes, securing seats for both on council. Defeated candidates included Wilfred MacDonald with 357 votes and Kevin MacIsaac with 174 votes.
Source: CBC
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