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Windsor Ward 10 candidates 2026
4 candidates for City Council in Ward 10, in alphabetical order by last name. Voting Day is Monday, Oct. 26, 2026. Platform points are promises, quoted or closely summarized from each candidate’s own site; they are not City policy.
Candidates: Wally Chafchak (replied) · Adam Ibrahim · Mark Masanovich · Jim Morrison
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Wally Chafchak
- Running for
- City Councillor, Ward 10
- Campaign contact
- wchafchak@cogeco.net (official campaign contact, City of Windsor Who is Running page)
- Campaign website
- www.wally4ward10.ca (as listed on the City’s Who is Running page)
Platform points (their own words or a close summary, from their own site)
- Promise Look for responsible ways to reduce the property tax burden, with clear explanations of how money is used. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise Build on 2026 Ward 10 road improvements, with attention to road conditions, traffic safety, sidewalks and transit access. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
Track these on the promise tracker
Windsor News questionnaire
Replied, answers coming Oct. 22. Every candidate was sent the same five questions on Oct. 18. All replies received by the deadline will be published together, for all candidates at once, on Oct. 22 to 23, 2026, in the candidates’ own words.
Adam Ibrahim
- Running for
- City Councillor, Ward 10
- Campaign contact
- voteadamibrahim@gmail.com (official campaign contact, City of Windsor Who is Running page)
- Campaign website
- voteadamibrahim.ca (as listed on the City’s Who is Running page)
Platform points (their own words or a close summary, from their own site)
- Promise “Hold the Line on Taxes” Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise “Stop the Overspending” Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise Invest in infrastructure: traffic calming, reliable services and long-term planning. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise Report back to residents throughout the term, not just at election time. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
Track these on the promise tracker
Windsor News questionnaire
Questionnaire reply not yet published. Every candidate was sent the same five questions on Oct. 18. Replies received by the deadline (Wednesday, Oct. 21, 5 p.m. ET) will be published together, for all candidates at once, on Oct. 22 to 23, 2026, in the candidates’ own words.
Mark Masanovich
- Running for
- City Councillor, Ward 10
- Campaign contact
- masanovichward10@gmail.com (official campaign contact, City of Windsor Who is Running page)
- Campaign website
- www.masanovichward10.ca (as listed on the City’s Who is Running page)
Platform points (their own words or a close summary, from their own site)
- Promise List Ward 10 infrastructure priorities, explain how they are funded, and report publicly twice a year on progress. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise Review outstanding planned road connections in Ward 10 to decide which are still needed. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
Track these on the promise tracker
Windsor News questionnaire
Questionnaire reply not yet published. Every candidate was sent the same five questions on Oct. 18. Replies received by the deadline (Wednesday, Oct. 21, 5 p.m. ET) will be published together, for all candidates at once, on Oct. 22 to 23, 2026, in the candidates’ own words.
Jim Morrison
- Running for
- City Councillor, Ward 10
- Campaign contact
- voteforjim22@outlook.com (official campaign contact, City of Windsor Who is Running page)
- Campaign website
- www.voteforjim.ca (as listed on the City’s Who is Running page)
Platform points (their own words or a close summary, from their own site)
- Promise Add a sidewalk to the other side of Labelle Street in the next budget. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise Keep tax increases at or near the rate of inflation. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
- Promise Vote to continue record infrastructure spending, increasing every year by the rate of inflation. Candidate’s site, seen Oct. 17, 2026
Track these on the promise tracker
Windsor News questionnaire
Questionnaire reply not yet published. Every candidate was sent the same five questions on Oct. 18. Replies received by the deadline (Wednesday, Oct. 21, 5 p.m. ET) will be published together, for all candidates at once, on Oct. 22 to 23, 2026, in the candidates’ own words.
Sources and how we built this page
- Names, offices and contact emails: City of Windsor, Who is Running and the certified candidate list, checked against AMO Ontario Municipal Elections 2026: Windsor (entered by the City Clerk).
- Platform points: each candidate’s own campaign site, with the date we read it. We do not add claims about candidates from other sources.
- Questionnaire replies: published together for every candidate after the deadline, in their own words, labelled as questionnaire answers.
- Candidates: to add or correct your platform, email windsornewsdesk@gmail.com with a link to your own site.