Rob Chiaramida
Candidate for school board trustee in the 2026 Barrie municipal election.
- 1 time on the record
- 0 times elected
Campaign contact
Contact details as published by the candidate on the City's candidates list. We do not reproduce the home addresses the City also publishes.
In their own words
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Compiled in a research batch dated September 11, 2026, reviewed by hand before publication on September 11, 2026. Passages are capped at 60 words. Campaign pages are undated, so only the retrieval date is shown for them. A candidate with nothing located on an issue is listed as such, with the date their sources were checked; a race is shown only once every candidate in it has been checked. See methodology.
Education
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'I have proven to be responsible in fiscal management and will ensure taxpayer dollars are allocated appropriately,' says Rob Chiaramida
Source: As quoted in barrietoday.com, Catholic trustee candidate says he's 'mastered' building budgets, September 3, 2026 (Feed summary (article page not archived)). Read September 11, 2026. news
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I am running for Catholic school board trustee because I believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn and grow in a safe, equitable, inclusive, faith-filled and forward-thinking environment.
Source: As quoted in barrietoday.com, Catholic trustee candidate says he's 'mastered' building budgets, September 3, 2026 (paragraph 8). Read September 11, 2026. news
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I am committed to representing all stakeholders to ensure students have access to the resources, opportunities and supportive learning environments they need to thrive and reach their full potential.
Source: As quoted in barrietoday.com, Catholic trustee candidate says he's 'mastered' building budgets, September 3, 2026 (paragraph 11, second sentence). Read September 11, 2026. news
Not yet checked for this race: social media posts.
Questionnaire
Every candidate receives the same questions, and answers are published verbatim, with a clear note where someone did not respond. See the questionnaire.
Electoral record
Rob Chiaramida has not appeared on a Barrie ballot at any level before 2026, on the records we hold. Municipal records begin in 2003.
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.
Common questions
Who is Rob Chiaramida?
Rob Chiaramida is a candidate for school board trustee in the 2026 Barrie municipal election. This is their first Barrie municipal candidacy in the records this site holds, which run from 2003.
What is Rob Chiaramida running for in Barrie?
School board trustee, on the ballot in the 2026 Barrie municipal election. Election day is October 26, 2026; internet and telephone voting opens October 16. See everyone running in this race.
Is Rob Chiaramida an incumbent?
No. Rob Chiaramida does not currently hold the seat being contested. The sitting members are listed at incumbents.
Has Rob Chiaramida run for office before?
Not in the records this site holds, which cover every Barrie municipal election since 2003 and federal and provincial races for Barrie-area ridings.
How do I contact Rob Chiaramida's campaign?
The campaign published an email address on the City of Barrie's certified candidates list; they are shown under campaign contact above. This site does not reproduce home addresses.
Who can vote for Rob Chiaramida?
Voters whose school support is recorded for this board, within the trustee zone shown above. See which trustee race is on your ballot.