Fix What We Already Own
Prioritize roads, water, sewer, drainage, sidewalks and existing public facilities before adding avoidable new liabilities.
Candidate for Ward 1 in the 2026 Greater Sudbury municipal election. Explore the campaign's four priorities, watch the candidate interview, and find official election information.
Candidate for Ward 1 • Greater Sudbury
The campaign is organized around four straightforward themes: maintain what the city owns, make spending easier to evaluate, address neighbourhood safety and social pressures together, and strengthen the municipal tax base.
Prioritize roads, water, sewer, drainage, sidewalks and existing public facilities before adding avoidable new liabilities.
Push for clearer project costs, schedules, performance measures and public reporting so residents can see what municipal spending delivers.
Approach housing, homelessness, addiction, mental-health supports and public-space safety as connected municipal challenges rather than isolated files.
Support housing, business activity and investment that expand assessment and help spread municipal costs across a stronger local economy.
Watch the public interview with Tysen Galoni, candidate for Ward 1. The video is embedded here so visitors can hear the candidate in his own words.
Tysen Galoni is officially listed by the City of Greater Sudbury as a candidate for Ward 1 in the 2026 municipal election.
Greater Sudbury's 2026 municipal election includes online voting beginning October 16, advance paper voting on October 17 and October 24, and Election Day voting on October 26.
2026 Greater Sudbury Municipal and School Board Elections
The City of Greater Sudbury's registered-candidate page lists the following public campaign contact information for Tysen Galoni.