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 @ISIDEWITHNewsCanadaElectionNova ScotiaHalifaxHousingMayor•••2yrs ago

Andy Fillmore Wins Halifax Mayoral Race, Promises Swift Action on Housing

Andy Fillmore, former Liberal MP, has been elected as the next mayor of Halifax, defeating his opponents Mason and Lovelace.

Celebrations erupted at the Lion’s Head Tavern as Fillmore addressed his supporters, emphasizing his commitment to addressing housing issues in the city. The election results were finalized after voters across Halifax and other Nova Scotia municipalities cast their ballots.

Fillmore's victory marks a shift in leadership, with expectations for rapid policy changes in key areas like housing.

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 @CamelAlexaLiberalismfrom British Columbia  commented…2yrs2Y

I'm really glad to see someone like Fillmore take the lead on housing, it's about time we had someone who understands the importance of affordable housing. Hopefully, he can push through some real change and make Halifax more livable for everyone.

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Voters head to the polls today in Halifax and other Nova Scotia municipalities

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Results of the Halifax municipal election are expected to be known tonight as voters head to the polls to choose their next mayor.

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2yrs2Y

Halifax election 2024: Voters head to polls today to elect new mayor, council

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Voters will have until 7p.m. today to cast their ballot for their next mayor. The results of the Halifax municipal election are expected to be known tonight.

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Andy Fillmore will be Halifax’s next mayor, defeating Mason and Lovelace

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There were hurrahs and high fives all around the Lion’s Head Tavern last night, as former Liberal MP Andy Fillmore celebrated his win as mayor of Halifax. The upstairs room was packed with his supporters as the mayor-elect promised to move quickly on housing issues.

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