Vote online or by phone: October 20-26, 2026

Responsible growth. Practical leadership. A stronger voice for Ward 2.

Jason Kay is running to represent Bowmanville and Ward 2 with a steady, resident-first approach to growth, affordability, infrastructure, and local decision-making.

Voting Day: Monday, October 26, 2026. Clarington voters can vote online or by telephone during the voting period, October 20 to 26, 2026.

Bowmanville resident Focused on local families and neighbourhoods
Financial experience Mortgage, banking, credit, and business leadership
Community minded Ready to listen, serve, and do the work
Jason Kay, candidate for Clarington Local Councillor Ward 2
Jason Kay Candidate for Local Councillor, Ward 2

Why this campaign matters

Bowmanville is growing. Council needs practical judgment and real-world financial discipline.

Residents are feeling the pressure of rapid growth through traffic, housing demand, infrastructure strain, service expectations, and changing neighbourhood character. That includes seniors, families, young people, local workers, and long-time residents who want Bowmanville to grow without losing the safety, accessibility, and neighbourly character that make it home.

Jason's priorities

Focused on the issues Ward 2 residents talk about at the door.

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Responsible growth

Growth should protect Bowmanville's character while making sure roads, services, schools, parks, and local infrastructure can keep pace.

02

Respect for taxpayers

Jason brings a financial-services background and a practical mindset to budgeting, planning, and the long-term cost of municipal decisions.

03

Local business and main streets

Small businesses need a council that understands planning delays, parking, customer access, events, permits, and the pressure of rising costs.

04

Safe, accessible neighbourhoods

Families, seniors, and residents in every stage of life deserve practical attention to traffic, speeding, sidewalks, walkability, parks, local services, and the day-to-day quality of community life.

Jason Kay in Bowmanville

Meet Jason Kay

A family man, financial professional, and practical local voice.

Jason is a Bowmanville resident, husband, and father of two teenagers. His professional background includes mortgage brokerage leadership, banking, credit, sales leadership, corporate development, and financial operations.

That experience matters at the council table. Bowmanville needs representatives who understand household budgets, growth pressure, local business realities, and the importance of making decisions that hold up over time.

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Support the campaign

Every lawn sign, conversation, and volunteer hour helps.

Residents can show support by requesting a lawn sign, volunteering, donating, or sharing the local issues they want Jason to hear about.

Request a lawn sign

Show your support in Ward 2 and help neighbours see that Jason is building momentum.

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Volunteer

Help with outreach, events, door knocking, phone calls, literature drops, or local introductions.

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Donate

Support a professional local campaign focused on responsible growth and practical leadership.

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Official voter resources

Vote online or by telephone from October 20 to 26.

Clarington voting will take place electronically by internet and telephone. To vote, residents will use the Personal Identification Number from their Voter Information Letter and their full date of birth as recorded on the voters' list.

Voting period October 20-26, 2026

Voting opens at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.

Voting Day Monday, October 26, 2026

Voting closes at 8 p.m. on Monday, October 26, 2026.

Online Use the official online voting system. Open online voting
By phone Use the telephone voting instructions in your Voter Information Letter. Need help? 905-697-4747

A practical campaign for a growing community

Jason is listening first, and building a plan around what Ward 2 residents need most.

From responsible growth and road safety to local services, taxes, housing pressure, support for small businesses, and respect for seniors who helped build this community, this campaign is about practical municipal decisions that protect Bowmanville's character while preparing for the future.

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