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Draw decides Lytton mayor after candidates tie at 45 votes

Draw decides Lytton mayor after candidates tie at 45 votes

Jennifer Thoss was chosen as mayor of Lytton, B.C. after she and incumbent Denise O’Connor tied in the village’s Oct.

17 election.

Both candidates received 45 votes, and a judicial recount confirmed the tie before a draw in front of a judge decided the result.

Lytton was largely destroyed by a wildfire in 2021 that killed two people and destroyed most of its buildings.

The candidates have disagreed over how the village should rebuild since the fire.

Thoss has criticized the recovery process and warned that planned infrastructure costs could overwhelm Lytton’s small tax base.

O’Connor has defended the work, saying infrastructure and amenities are needed to attract residents as the village recovers.

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Jennifer ThossMayor-elect of Lytton
I'm looking at team-building right out of the gate and ... just making sure that we're using our strengths to our best advantage
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And Lytton's just such a gem and we have so much opportunity there.
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If I'm pulled today, I think I'll be looking at our elections bylaw because I learned a lot through this election with us tying
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