Hamilton, Ontario municipal election, 2000

The Hamilton municipal election of 2000 was held on November 13, 2000 to select, for the first time, a mayor, fifteen members of the Hamilton City Council and members of both English and French public and Catholic school boards for the newly amalgamated City of Hamilton.

The 2000 election sent seven out of eight incumbents back to City Hall from the original city. The new suburban seats were all filled by individuals who were active in their respective town councils. The major upset was in the mayoral race, which was won by former Ancaster Mayor Robert Wade over incumbent Hamilton Mayor Robert Morrow.

'Ward 4 - North-East Hamilton'

'Ward 5 - East Hamilton-Redhill'

'Ward 6 - East Mountain'

Councillor - Ward 7

'Ward 8 - West Mountain'

'Ward 10 - Lower Stoney Creek'

'Ward 11 - Glanbrook-Winona'

'Ward 13 - Dundas'

'Ward 15 - Flambrough'

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