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Pelee elects 2 new officials, results delayed by mail strike and power outage

The Township of Pelee announced its election results late due to delays attributed to the rotating Canada Post mail strike and a power outage.

Township of Pelee has a new deputy mayor and one new councillor

As of Tuesday afternoon, officials were still tallying up the votes. (Colin Ct-Paulette/Radio-Canada)

Township of Pelee has elected a new deputy mayor and a new councillor, after delays in getting election results due to the rotating mail strike and a power outage.

David Allan Dawson is replacingDavid DeLellisas deputy mayor. However, DeLellis will continue on councilas a councillor, as will Dayne Malloch. Sherri Smith-Ouellette is a new councillor-elect.

Results were released Tuesday due to a delay caused by the rotating Canada Post strike. Officials say they had to wait for the mail to come in Tuesday morning.

There was also a power outage Monday night, and consequently, ballots could not be processed at that time.

As of Tuesday early afternoon, officials werestill in the process of tallying up theelection results.

In Pelee, the candidate for mayor, Ramond Durocher has been acclaimed.

Six people were running for four seats on council. The council candidate who receives the most votes is sworn in as deputy mayor in the township.