Fall election · City of Kawartha Lakes
DavidKorn
An Energetic Call to Action
Kawartha Lakes isn’t just where I live — it’s home. Five generations in this community. One job now: restore the quality of life residents deserve.
Voting is closed. Thank you for taking part in this election.
Vote October 16–26, 2026
Internet · Phone · In person
A fifth-generation neighbour
This is home.
Kawartha Lakes isn’t just where I live — it’s home.
My family has proudly called this community home for five generations. We’ve watched our community grow, thrive, and support one another. We have also seen the challenges that have slowly affected the quality of life that residents deserve.
I believe it’s time to restore Kawartha Lakes to the strong, vibrant, and beautiful community we know it can be.
Meet DavidAs mayor, my core priorities
Five files. No fluff.
- 01
Tourism
See the whole city through the lens of tourism.
Read more - 02
Roads, Traffic & Infrastructure
Fix the roads. Move the traffic. Build what growth requires.
Read more - 03
Business & Catch-and-Release
Grow local business. Conserve the lakes that feed it.
Read more - 04
Garbage, Collection & Recycling
A core service. Paid for by your taxes. Time to clean up the mess.
Read more - 05
Budget & Taxes
Moderation. Balance. A steady hand on the line.
Read more
Why David
Not a career politician. A neighbour with a job to do.
- Fenelon Falls resident — a neighbour, not a career politician
- Family roots in Kawartha Lakes for five generations
- A focused plan: tourism, roads, business & conservation, waste, and the budget
- An energetic call to action for urban and rural residents alike
One city · Many communities
From the falls to Kent Street, this is all Kawartha Lakes.
Lawn signs · Doors · Neighbours
This campaign is built in yards and on porches.
Put a sign on the lawn. Take a walking list. Tell a neighbour. Vote online, by phone, or in person between October 16 and 26.
Authorized by the CFO for the David Korn campaign
Vote October 16–26, 2026