MiniGeeks

It’s Election Day! If you need info about how and where to vote, visit leiper2026.ca/vote If you need a ride to the polls, call 613-416-7437 Get to the polls before 8 PM and vote for a city that works!

I’m running for mayor because Ottawa can do better. Not in another four years. Now. Let’s get the basics right, put Ottawa back on the right track, and build a city that works for everyone.

You work hard, pay your taxes, and do your part. You deserve a city that does its part, too. I’m running for mayor because Ottawa can do better. Not in another four years. Now. Let’s get the basics right, put Ottawa back on the right track, and build a city that works.

Ottawa deserves more than four more years of being told why things can’t get better. I’m ready to work with council to fix transit, build affordable housing and deliver a city that works. That takes ambition, and I have plenty.

We can close the gap. Volunteer: leiper2026.ca/shifts Make a donation: leiper2026.ca/donate Pledge your vote: leiper2026.ca/join

It’s a two-way race, with eight days to go. Among undecided voters, 61% say they won’t vote for Mark Sutcliffe. I’m working to earn those votes and deliver buses that run on time, affordable housing and a city that works. ottawacitizen.com/news/alex-…

You’re paying more and getting less. Mark Sutcliffe is content to manage Ottawa’s decline. I’m running to reverse it. My plan: a dedicated 1% infrastructure levy, about $40 a year for the average household, to fix our roads, pipes and transit. Let’s build a city that works.

Hopped on the bus after canvassing and the ride turned into an impromptu town hall, with people asking questions and sharing their thoughts. A good reminder that some of the best conversations happen on the way home.

Ottawa is aiming too low and costing people too much. I wrote about what I’d do differently as mayor, and how we get Ottawa back on track: ottawacitizen.com/opinion/je…

Minister Jill Dunlop told a parliamentary committee that she and the Premier offered support after the flooding. She also said there was a delay in accepting the help.

Good night Ottawa! Bonne nuit Ottawa!

TOMORROW: Join me at the Bronson Centre for a Rally for Ottawa! RSVP here: leiper2026.ca/e_28

I’m committing to building 1,500 new non-profit and affordable homes every year by using city land and partnering with non-profit housing providers. I’m the only candidate making that commitment. ottawacitizen.com/news/mayor…

Decisions about our transit system should include people who actually use it. It’s time to bring riders back to the table by restoring a citizen seat on the Transit Commission.