Oshawa: Tito-Dante Marimpietri leads mayoral race with 38.3% in unofficial results

Tito-Dante Marimpietri leads the race for mayor of Oshawa, according to the City of Oshawa's unofficial results for the 2026 municipal election. Marimpietri received 15,400 votes, or 38.3 per cent, ahead of Jim Lee with 8,939 votes (22.2 per cent), Derek Giberson with 6,656 votes (16.5 per cent), Dave Westlake with 5,497 votes (13.7 per cent) and Henry Onwuachu with 1,714 votes (4.3 per cent).

Sherland Chhangur received 675 votes (1.7 per cent), followed by Michael Coons with 648 votes (1.6 per cent), Jeremy Large with 547 votes (1.4 per cent) and Joseph Tomlins with 180 votes (0.4 per cent).

All 27 tabulator locations have reported, and turnout was 26.92 per cent, with 40,718 of 151,269 electors voting, the city's results page reports. The race is for an open seat, as Mayor Dan Carter did not seek re-election. The city's page marks Marimpietri as leading and notes the results are unofficial and subject to change until certified by the city clerk.