Thames Valley is the English-public board, the default for most Londoners and the biggest of the four. London elects six trustees here, two in each of three zones, so you mark two. The board has been under provincial supervision since April 23, 2025, which shapes what a trustee can actually do in the first part of the term.
the biggest: six London trustees, elected in three two-seat zones
A ministry-appointed supervisor currently makes the decisions trustees normally would, and public board meetings are suspended for the duration. Ontario oversight ↗
Elects 2 trustees · 5 candidates on the ballot
Ran for this Thames Valley trustee seat in 2022: placed third of six with 4,777 votes (20.92%), per the City's certified results.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Re-elected TVDSB trustee in 2022: 6,436 votes (28.19%), per the City's certified results.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Re-elected TVDSB trustee in 2022 with the top vote total in the race: 6,445 votes (28.23%), per the City's certified results.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Elects 2 trustees · 7 candidates on the ballot
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Ran for this Thames Valley trustee zone in 2022: placed seventh of nine with 2,633 votes (7.64%), per the City's certified results.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Elects 2 trustees · 6 candidates on the ballot
Ran for Ward 8 council in 2022: placed third of four with 542 votes (10.27%), per the City's certified results.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Re-elected TVDSB trustee in 2022 with the top vote total in the race: 6,900 votes (20.01%), per the City's certified results.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
Identical questions go to every declared candidate. Answers are published verbatim; “no response” is reported plainly.
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