Rodney Jackson

• 6 times on the record
• 2 times elected

Electoral record

Federal and provincial rows come from Elections Canada and Elections Ontario results. They are a different level of government on a different ballot, so their vote counts are not comparable with a municipal count. See the full riding history for how Barrie's ridings have been drawn and renamed since 1999.

Sources: City of Barrie certificates of election results. See all election results for the full documents.

Sources: Official Voting Results, by general election, Elections Canada. Original document. Table 12 (candidate results by electoral district) for each general election 2004 to 2025 covering a Barrie riding. The specific pages used are listed in the page's own citations. Member service dates were cross-checked against the House of Commons' member records at ourcommons.ca. Summary of Valid Votes Cast for Each Candidate, by general election, Elections Ontario. Original document. Official candidate-level results for each Ontario general election 1999 to 2025 covering a Barrie riding. The commonly-repeated 609-vote margin for Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte in 2022 is wrong; this source's own Plurality field reads 296 votes. All retrieved August 17, 2026.

In full

Each contest Rodney Jackson was part of, with the whole field, because a result only means something next to what it was up against.

2017: Ward 6 councillor (council appointment)

Council filled this vacancy by appointment. There was no ballot and no vote. The people below applied, and council selected one of them.

2014: Barrie (provincial)

Contribution limits at this election: $1,330 from one individual to each candidate; $6,650 to all of one party's candidates; corporations and trade unions could give, on the same limits; the candidate's own money: counts as a contribution; the Act states no separate cap (Election Finances Act, ss. 18(1), 18(3), 40.1). Every election's limits, with sources.

2011: Barrie (provincial)

Contribution limits at this election: $1,240 from one individual to each candidate; $6,200 to all of one party's candidates; corporations and trade unions could give, on the same limits; the candidate's own money: counts as a contribution; the Act states no separate cap (Election Finances Act, ss. 18(1), 18(3), 40.1). Every election's limits, with sources.

2010: Ward 3 councillor

2006: Ward 3 councillor

2003: English Language Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board #44 — Area 1 (Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

Compiled from the public electoral record. If anything here is wrong, please tell us on the corrections page. Names are linked across elections only where we have confirmed by hand that the records refer to the same person; where we are unsure, they are kept separate.