Frank Scarpitti

In London, Josh Morgan was re-elected.

In Markham, Frank Scarpitti was easily re-elected.

He got 72% of the vote.

Nicely done, Frank.

A number of mayors will be returning to office after last night's election, including Patrick Brown, who sailed to a third term as mayor of Brampton, getting just under 55% of the vote in that city.

Markham's Frank Scarpitti and Vaughan's Stephen Del Duca were both re-elected, as was David West in Richmond Hill and Tom Maracas in Aurora.

Whippy's Elizabeth Roy will be back, as will Kevin Ash in Pickering.

And along

Number two, Alvin Tejo comes up the middle between ex-Mayor Bonnie Crombie and incumbent Mayor Carolyn Parrish, winning in Mississauga.

Number four, Patrick Brown wins easily in Brampton, Mary Ann Mead Ward in Burlington, Elizabeth Roy in Whitby, Frank Scarpitti in Markham.

They all get to keep their jobs.

Number four...

Quick summary, if you're wondering about your own neck of the woods.

In Vaughan, Stephen Del Duca re-elected.

Markham, Frank Scarpitti re-elected, 71% of the vote.

Richmond Hill, David West re-elected.

Patrick Brown has been re-elected for his third term as Brampton's mayor with 54.9% of the vote.

Stephen Del Duca held in Vaughan, while Frank Scarpitti remains with Markham's top job as mayor there.

Kenan Loomis, CEO of the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction, declared victory in Hamilton after garnering more than 40% of the vote there, beating out Andrea Horvath, the incumbent.

And the winds of change were also blowing in southwestern Ontario, with Windsor electing Fred Francis, the city councillor, putting an end to incumbent Drew Dilkins' 12-year tenure as mayor.

Elizabeth Roy in Whitby.

And Frank Scarpitti in Markham.

All of them get to keep their jobs.

Never underestimate the beauty of the city.

In London, Josh Morgan was re-elected.

In Markham, Frank Scarpitti was easily re-elected.

He got 72% of the vote.

Nicely done, Frank.

I haven't seen any polling for Markham.

Frank Scarpitti is the mayor there and he is running for reelection.

He's up against Martin Ross and Stephen Edgell, I believe is his name.

I'm going to say Frank gets re-elected.