London voters elect their next mayor and city councillors.
Follow along for live updates, election results and reactions from candidates as the votes are counted.
We’ll bring you the latest from the mayoral and council races across the city as results come in.
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London Mayor Josh Morgan re-elected
Londoners have re-elected incumbent Josh Morgan for another term. With 93.8 per cent of polls reported, Morgan leads by 17,681 votes over Stevenson.
Josh Morgan was first elected as London’s 65th mayor in 2022. Previously, he had served two terms as the city councillor for Ward 7 in 2014 and in 2018.
Josh Morgan was first elected as London’s 65th mayor in 2022. Previously, he had served two terms as the city councillor for Ward 7 in 2014 and in 2018.
Susan Stevenson thanks voters for their support
Stevenson posted on Facebook, thanking voters for their support in the election, writing in part; "while tonight’s result wasn’t the one we had hoped for, I am incredibly grateful to everyone who put their trust in me and believed in our vision for a better London."
London Mayor Josh Morgan speaks about his re-election
Upon arrival at his campaign HQ, London Mayor Josh Morgan spoke with CTV's Nick Paparella, "collaboration is key to us solving our biggest challenges and seizing the opportunities of the best mid-size city in this country." Watch the interview below.
Morgan will make his official speech shortly.
Londoners looking for stability
Incumbent Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis said that Londoners are hoping for stability as they head to the polls.
“I think after 20 years, it is time for us to give a mayor a second term and finish what we started... rather than throwing them all on the shelf to collect dust and going back to square one with new leadership.”Shawn Lewis
'This day is hard to count as normal'
CTV London's Daryl Newcombe sat down with former London Mayor Ed Holder, and St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston who is not seeking reelection. The pair gave an inside look at what running for office is like, and how election day feels for hopeful candidates.
“You feel cautiously confident - any good candidate would, any serious candidate would.”Ed Holder, Former London Mayor
London mayor candidates on Election Day
Incumbent Mayor Josh Morgan arrived at his polling station with his 18-year-old daughter.
First-time mayoral candidate Kirsten Krose also brought her daughter along to vote.
Mayoral candidate Susan Stevenson says she voted in the advance polls, and was out canvassing voters instead.
-With files from CTV London's Reta Ismail
First-time mayoral candidate Kirsten Krose also brought her daughter along to vote.
Mayoral candidate Susan Stevenson says she voted in the advance polls, and was out canvassing voters instead.
-With files from CTV London's Reta Ismail
Still time to vote
There is still some time left to cast your ballot - polling stations are open until 8 p.m. across the city.
Londoners can find voting information on the City of London website.
Londoners can find voting information on the City of London website.
Where to follow London election results
CTV News London brings you live updates.
We will declare the mayoral winner on this blog, including London council races.
You can watch our special election night coverage on your television. You can also stream that broadcast on CTVNewsLondon.ca.
We will declare the mayoral winner on this blog, including London council races.
You can watch our special election night coverage on your television. You can also stream that broadcast on CTVNewsLondon.ca.
