Edmonton election results now official
Posted October 24, 2025 2:14 pm.
With time to process votes, Edmonton’s election results are now official, according to Elections Edmonton.
In total, 206,799 Edmontonians cast their ballots during this year’s municipal election, which is 30.4 per cent of all eligible voters.
Andrew Knack will be Edmonton’s next mayor, after receiving 78,519 votes, 37.98 per cent.
As for Edmonton’s city council, the wards will be represented as follows:
- Ward Aniriq – Erin Rutherford
- Ward Dene – Aaron Paquette
- Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi – Jon Morgan
- Ward Karhiio – Keren Tang
- Ward Métis – Ashley Salvador
- Ward Nakota Isga – Reed Clarke
- Ward O-day’min – Anne Stevenson
- Ward papastew – Michael Janz
- Ward Pihêsiwin – Michael Elliott
- Ward sipiwiyiniwak – Thu Parmar
- Ward Sspomitapi – Jo-Anne Wright
- Ward tastawiyiniwak – Karen Principe
On top of councillors and the mayor, Edmontonians also elected school trustees for school divisions.
School trustee results are as follows:
- Edmonton Catholic School Division
- Ward 71 – Leah Fiorillo
- Ward 72 – Sandra Palazzo
- Ward 73 – Kara Pelech
- Ward 74 – Debbie Engel
- Ward 75 – Alene Mutala
- Ward 76 – Lisa Castell Turchansky
- Ward 77 – Laura Thibert
- Edmonton Public Schools
- Ward A – Sherri O’Keefe
- Ward B – Linda Lindsay
- Ward C – Holly Nichol
- Ward D – Nickela Anderson
- Ward E – Sarah Doll
- Ward F – Julie Kusiek
- Ward G – Saadiq Sumar
- Ward H – Melanie Hoffman
- Ward I – Jan Sawyer
