Ward 23 · City Councillor
Erin Coffin
Erin Coffin is a candidate for Ottawa city councillor in Ward 23 Kanata South in the 2026 municipal election. She is President of the Bridlewood Community Association and has worked in the federal public service, including at Health Canada. She previously ran for the same seat in 2022, placing second with 22.92% of the vote.
What the public record shows
Erin Coffin is running to be elected as Ottawa city councillor for Ward 23 Kanata South in the 2026 municipal election.
“Elect Erin Coffin” erincoffin.ca
“Erin Coffin, candidate for councillor in Ward 23 - Kanata South, shares a message to voters ahead of the 2026 municipal election.” ctvnews.ca
Erin Coffin is President of the Bridlewood Community Association.
“As President of the Bridlewood Community Association, Erin works with residents” erincoffin.ca
“Erin Coffin President” bridlewood.ca
Erin Coffin ran for Kanata South city councillor in the 2022 Ottawa municipal election and placed second, with 3,611 votes (22.92%).
“Erin Coffin: 3,611 votes, 22.92%” en.wikipedia.org
“Kanata South isn't just where Erin Coffin lives — it's home.” erincoffin.ca
Erin Coffin has spent nearly 30 years working in the federal public service, in roles spanning infrastructure, public health, transportation, public safety, and emergency response.
“Erin also brings nearly 30 years of experience in federal public service” erincoffin.ca
“Erin Coffin - Health Canada” linkedin.com
Where to hear it from them
Also on this ballot
- Allan Hubley (incumbent)
- Sam Bhalesar
- Megan Strazds-Esenbergs
How this page was put together
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It is not an endorsement, a ranking, or a complete account of the candidate or their platform. For the ballot itself, the City of Ottawa's certified list is the authority, not this page. Ottawa votes on Monday, October 26, 2026. Last checked 2026-09-29.
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