Lucas Cleveland has won the mayoral race in Cobourg, while Adam Bureau has been elected deputy mayor following the 2026 municipal election.
Unofficial results released Monday night show Cleveland receiving 4,524 votes, finishing 674 votes ahead of Nicole Beatty, who received 3,850.
Max LeMarchant finished third in the mayoral contest with 1,432 votes.
In the deputy mayor’s race, Bureau secured 4,726 votes, defeating Johnny Percolides, who received 4,133 votes. The margin of victory was 593 votes.
Five councillors were also elected from a field of 12 candidates.
Joel Scott led all council candidates with 5,050 votes, followed by Mark Mills with 4,646 and Miriam Mutton with 3,895.
Brian Darling secured a council seat with 3,560 votes, while Randy Curtis claimed the fifth and final position with 3,410 votes.
Aaron Burchat was the closest unsuccessful council candidate, finishing with 3,193 votes, just 217 behind Curtis.
Voter turnout reached 51.1 per cent, with 9,939 ballots cast among Cobourg’s 19,439 eligible electors.
The town released the unofficial results at 8:40 p.m. Monday, October 26.
Municipal Clerk Brent Larmer is scheduled to certify and release the official results on Tuesday, October 27.
