Jim Watson (Canadian Politician) - Electoral Record

Electoral Record

2010 Ottawa municipal election, Mayor
Candidate Total votes % of total votes
Jim Watson 131,258 48.70
Larry O'Brien (X) 64,853 24.06
Clive Doucet 40,147 14.89
Andrew S. Haydon 18,904 7.01
Mike Maguire 6,617 2.45
Ontario general election, 2007
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Jim Watson 23,852 50.6
Progressive Conservative Mike Patton 14,950 31.7
New Democrat Lynn Hamilton 4,565 9.7
Green Martyn Hyde 2,957 6.3
Family Coalition John Pacheco 591 1.3
Independent Robert Gauthier 208 0.4
Ontario general election, 2003
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Liberal Jim Watson 23,127 47.04 +12.68
Progressive Conservative Garry Guzzo 20,277 41.24 -6.55
New Democrat Marlene Rivier 4,099 8.34 -7.78
Green Neil Adair 1,309 2.66 +1.71
Independent Robert G. Gauthier 353 0.72

1997 Ottawa municipal election, Mayor

Candidate Vote %
Jim Watson 54,148 81.56
Robert G. Gauthier 8,037 12.11
Alexander Saikaley 4,209 6.34

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