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Tom Dyas wins Kelowna mayoralty with 19,451 votes

Kelowna reported that 38,970 people voted in its October 17 general local election. The City said Tom Dyas was elected mayor with 19,451 votes.

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Preliminary results also identified eight elected city councillors and four trustees for School District No. 23. The City estimated turnout at 31% of eligible voters.

The Chief Election Officer was to review the count, with the official declaration expected by October 21. The City therefore described the results as unofficial; the vote totals remained subject to certification.

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Ballots cast38970
Tom Dyas mayoral votes19451
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