Ward 14 · City Councillor
Robert Dekker
What the public record shows
Robert Dekker is a certified candidate for City Councillor in Ward 14 (Somerset) in Ottawa's October 26, 2026 municipal election.
“candidate for councillor in Ward 14 - Somerset” ctvnews.ca
“Five candidates are running for councillor in Somerset Ward, also known as Ward 14: Ariel Troster, Robert Dekker, Dillon Anderson, Michael Tay and Nicholas Gollé.” capitalcurrent.ca
Dekker most recently served as president of the Centretown Community Association before stepping down to run for city council.
“He also held the presidency of the Centretown Community Association until stepping down to pursue elected office.” robertdekker.ca
“previously chaired the Centretown Citizens' Community Association transportation committee” xtramagazine.com
On the City's certified list
- Running for
- Ward 14 · City Councillor
- Nomination filed
- May 4, 2026
- Contribution rebate
- Registered May 4, 2026
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