Carolyn Parrish Wins Mississauga Mayoral Race
CBC News Projects Parrish Triumphant
Parrish Leads by 8,500 Votes
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada - In a closely watched byelection, Carolyn Parrish has been elected as the next Mayor of Mississauga, according to projections from CBC News.
Parrish, a former city councillor and federal Member of Parliament, has a commanding lead of over 8,500 votes with a majority of polls reporting.
The election was held to fill the vacancy left by Bonnie Crombie, who resigned as Mayor to become the leader of the Ontario Liberal Party.
Unofficial results indicate that Parrish received 43,494 votes, while her closest challenger, Ron Starr, received 34,961 votes.
Parrish's victory marks a significant win for the former MP, who has been a vocal advocate for local issues and community engagement.
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