Lakeshore Mayor Tracey Bailey Secures Fourth Term With 8,399 Votes

Tracey Bailey won the mayoral election in Lakeshore on Monday, receiving 8,399 votes according to unofficial results. Her lead over the nearest challenger was substantial. The next closest candidate, Argo Pace, received 1,782 votes. Sam Sinjari finished third with 1,399 votes.

Bailey cited her twelve years of combined experience on the council as a key factor in her campaign. She previously served as a councillor and deputy mayor before her first term as mayor. She told residents that the vote confirmed the community supports the current direction of the municipality. She described the result as a solid victory that validates the path taken over the past four years.

The mayor highlighted economic progress during her time in office. She stated that the region attracted approximately $100 million in investment over the last four years. Bailey said the new mandate allows her administration to begin projects immediately. She noted that hitting the ground running on day one benefits residents by avoiding delays. Her team is ready to start construction on planned initiatives.

Bailey said the vote provides a clear mandate for her leadership. She expressed gratitude for the support shown by the residents of Lakeshore. She described the outcome as humbling and a sign that voters are backing her continued service. The council will now focus on executing the priorities outlined during the campaign.

Her platform emphasized infrastructure investment as the population grows. Bailey pledged to protect housing affordability in the growing municipality. She also committed to building complete communities that offer diverse amenities and services. These goals form the basis of her plan for the next term in office.