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Running third in the race for mayor of Toronto Alderman David Rotenberg got less than one-fourth of the votes
Running third in the race for mayor of Toronto Alderman David Rotenberg got less than one-fourth of the votes

Running third in the race for mayor of Toronto Alderman David Rotenberg got less than one-fourth of the votes

Date12/4/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Running third in the race for mayor of Toronto Alderman David Rotenberg got less than one-fourth of the votes. This wasn't the year for my style, he said.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077571F
Alderman David Rotenberg, another candidate running for mayor, models navy wool single-breasted blazer, white cotton lisle turtleneck and plaid cuffed(...)
Alderman David Rotenberg, another candidate running for mayor, models navy wool single-breasted blazer, white cotton lisle turtleneck and plaid cuffed(...)
10/17/1972
Toronto Mayor David Crombie casts his ballot during recent civic elections, but less than one third of those eligible followed his example. Reader, below, says voting should be made mandatory
Toronto Mayor David Crombie casts his ballot during recent civic elections, but less than one third of those eligible followed his example. Reader, below, says voting should be made mandatory
12/6/1976
Image shows a portrait of a politician.
Leaside's first woman mayor, Mrs. Beth Nealson, celebrates her return to office. She defeated rival Lloyd Dickinson by more than 1,100 votes yesterday
12/8/1964
Alderman David Rotenberg, 42, today announced he is candidate for mayor of Toronto in December's civic elections
Alderman David Rotenberg, 42, today announced he is candidate for mayor of Toronto in December's civic elections
9/19/1972
Candidates for mayor of Toronto, alderman David Rotenberg, left, and Tony O'Donohue, will have to compete for attention this fall not only with other (...)
Candidates for mayor of Toronto, alderman David Rotenberg, left, and Tony O'Donohue, will have to compete for attention this fall not only with other (...)
7/23/1971
To the electors of Romeo ward : your votes and influence are respectfully solicited for the undersigned as alderman for Romeo ward for 1898
To the electors of Romeo ward : your votes and influence are respectfully solicited for the undersigned as alderman for Romeo ward for 1898
1898
The chinese ambassador to Canada, Yao Kuang, signs the guest book in City Hall today while Alderman David Rotenberg, acting mayor, and guide Ella Yeun(...)
The chinese ambassador to Canada, Yao Kuang, signs the guest book in City Hall today while Alderman David Rotenberg, acting mayor, and guide Ella Yeun(...)
8/11/1972
Greatest number of votes ever accorded a mayoralty candidate in Toronto civic elections returned Mayor Robert H
Greatest number of votes ever accorded a mayoralty candidate in Toronto civic elections returned Mayor Robert H
1/2/1948
With only two weeks of campaigning Dennis Flynn, a City of Toronto information officer, managed to lose to Etobicoke Mayor Ed Horton by only 1,649 votes
With only two weeks of campaigning Dennis Flynn, a City of Toronto information officer, managed to lose to Etobicoke Mayor Ed Horton by only 1,649 votes
12/2/1969
Mayor's best friend: New Aurora Mayor John West, a town councillor for seven years, beat veteran mayor Dick Illingworth by 349 votes last week
Mayor's best friend: New Aurora Mayor John West, a town councillor for seven years, beat veteran mayor Dick Illingworth by 349 votes last week
11/13/1985
Three who would be mayor: Candidates who hoped to replace Jack Anderson as mayor of Pickering when the votes are counted hold their campaign signs
Three who would be mayor: Candidates who hoped to replace Jack Anderson as mayor of Pickering when the votes are counted hold their campaign signs
11/14/1988
Kiss for a victor: Ellwood Madill, 57, gets a kiss from his mother after winning the riding of Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe for the Conservatives by more than 4,000 votes, dumping the new Liberal candidate, Ross Milne, who took over reins from 10-year veteran Bruce Beer
Kiss for a victor: Ellwood Madill, 57, gets a kiss from his mother after winning the riding of Peel-Dufferin-Simcoe for the Conservatives by more than 4,000 votes, dumping the new Liberal candidate, Ross Milne, who took over reins from 10-year veteran Bruce Beer
10/30/1972