London belongs to the people who participate in it.

The ask

What I need is your participation.

I'm listening, I'm learning. Share your perspective. That is enough.

Here is what participation looks like

Tell me what you are seeing downtown and in Ward 13. If you want to do more, put a sign on your lawn, in your window, or in your storefront. Campaigns are won by recognition, trust, and real conversations between neighbours and citizens.

What helps most

Share stories, display signs, reach out. I need volunteers for doors and calls, and financial support for voter outreach. Every practical contribution helps more Londoners see our campaign, understand the message, and decide whether they want to participate.

Let's meet where you are.

I'll use this information only to respond, organize campaign participation, and understand where people are coming from.

I need to know how to identify you.

I need a simple way to keep you informed.

I may call or text if you are open to direct contact.

I want to understand where people are participating from. If you have any direct connection to Ward 13, use that postal code.

Share what I am seeing in Ward 13 and downtown Place a sign on my lawn, window, or storefront Volunteer for doors, calls, signs, or data entry. I need all the help I can get! Host a coffee or small conversation if you want to connect directly Contribute financially towards the campaign goal Stay informed by email

Ward 13

Do you live in Ward 13?

Ward 13 includes the heart of London's downtown core. Not sure if you're in the ward? Use the City of London's interactive ward map to search your address.

Get involved

About Andrew

Who am I?

I'm a husband, father, business owner, and Londoner who believes our choices still matter.

My professional background is in business systems, finance, and real estate. For nearly two decades, I've worked with families, entrepreneurs, and organizations navigating real decisions with real consequences.

I'm running because I believe people engage when they feel seen, informed, and invited to contribute. Cities are no different. London belongs to all of us.

Campaign transparency

A practical $20,000 goal.

Municipal campaigns have legal spending limits. Ward 13's official campaign expense limit is just over $20,000, so this is our practical fundraising goal made of donations by engaged citizens.

That money will be used for direct voter contact: signs, flyers, printed materials, website basics, outreach tools, and the practical costs of communicating with people across Ward 13 and beyond.

I want this campaign to be clear about what we raise, what we spend, and what it is for. You can read more about Ontario municipal campaign rules in the 2026 Candidates' Guide.