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Hannafin wins mayor’s seat in Tyendinaga Township

By Brock Ormond Oct 26, 2026 | 11:19 PM

Tyendinaga Township has a new mayor, with Adam Hannafin winning the seat from incumbent Claire Kennelly.

Hannafin won by a landslide, taking 1,090 votes (or 57.89% of the vote), more than 34% over next closest candidate Jen Phillips and about 45% over Kennelly.

Heather Lang retained the Deputy Mayor’s (formerly known as Deputy Reeve) seat with almost 56% (1,053 votes) over challenger Terry King with Melissa Burns, Kristin Farrell and Jason Hanna all being voted onto council.

Farrell ended up with the most votes out of all candidates with 1,386.

46% of eligible voters cast their ballot in the Township.

Full results from Tyendinaga Township can be seen at this link.