2018 Orangeville Election Official Results and Analysis

pie_chart Of the 20,321 registered voters in Orangeville, 7,899 (38.9%) showed up to vote and 12,422 (61.1%) did not.

bar_chart The turnout for females starts increasing in the late 30s whereas males dont start increase significantly until beyond the 50s age group. The absolute highest votes can from the 55-59 age group for both females and males. The highest turnout came from the 75-59 age group for females and the 80-84 age group for males.

pie_chart 54.7% of the voters were female and 45.3% were male. The registered voter population was 10,628 female and 9,692 male. Therefore 40.6% of eligible females voted and 36.8% of eligible males voted.

bar_chart Voting time of day was fairly consistent across the whole election with small peaks at 11am and 6pm.

bar_chart There were 8 days of advanced voting. 1,871 (23.7%) of voters chose to cast their ballot prior to election day while 6,014 (76.1%) voters came out on Election Day to vote.

bar_chart The most popular voting location was the Alder Street Rec Centre (23.4%). The least popular voting locations, other than the Roving Ballots was the Lord Dufferin Centre (4.7%). Roving Ballots make up 1.6% of votes and are votes collected by election staff that travel to specific locations for accessibility.

bubble_chart This map does not account for Roving Ballots. The most popular locations were Alder Street Rec Center and the Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre. The least popular voting locations were The Lord Dufferin Centre and the New Hope Community Church.

bar_chart The absolute largest group of voters came from area 501 with 545 voters. The highest turnout was in area 303 with 53.7%. The absolute lowest group of voters came from area 103 with 75 voters, which was also the lowest turnout with 19.7%.

bubble_chart This map of Orangeville Poll area shows the voter turnout. The darker the area the better turn out there was.

bar_chart We are still collecting this information. The average turnout across ontario is TBD.

The different voting methods are:
laptop_chromebook Internet
phone Telephone
how_to_vote Paper Ballot

---

info All municipalities in Dufferin County, except for Orangeville, have transitioned to electronic voting via internet and telephone. Amaranth also offers a paper ballot option but primarily for accessibility.

bar_chart The number of Eligible Voters has increase as well as the number of Ballots Cast. The relative turnout was only slightly less than last election.