Endorsements

Sean O'Meara was my councillor when I liven in Oakville, we lived on the same street, and I have stayed in touch with him ever since.

“I’ve known Michael for a number of years through my role as a Regional and Town Councillor in Halton and Oakville.  Michael has always advocated fiercely for his community and neighbourhood.  He is approachable consistent and would make a great municipal Councillor.”

Sean O’Meara

Region and Town Councillor Ward 1 Oakville since 2014, 2026 candidate for Mayor of Oakville. As a former neighbour I wish him well in his run.

Arthur Potts and I both worked extensively on the campaign to stop loyalty points from expiring, an effort that was ultimately signed into law, receiving royal assent. read more about that work under Proven Advocacy.

“Michael will make an excellent Councillor in Kingston. A passionate advocate for consumer and community causes, he will bring energy and thoughtful approaches to help Kingston be the best it can be.” 

Arthur Potts, Former MPP, Beaches East York. 

"Congrats on putting your hat in the ring for the local Kingston City Council - they Certainly would benefit from having a passionate person such as yourself at their Council Table"

A wonderful endorsement from Linda Sweet. She was the Founder and Director of Glenburnie School M.S., and author of Raising Self Reliant Children; Empowering Todays Youth to Become Tomorrow's Leaders (Sweet Solutions, available on Amazon). I sailed with Linda for years on her beautiful boat out of Port Credit.

"I've known Michael Judd for 20 years, and I'm giving him my strongest endorsement for Kingston City Council.
I first met Michael through our local yacht club, where he served as racing captain of a sailing crew I raced with for many years. He was a patient and effective leader — teaching all of us, individually and as a team, what it took to compete and win. And win we did, season after season. That kind of leadership isn't theoretical; it's earned in real time, under pressure, with a team counting on you.
Michael moved to Kingston some years ago, and we've stayed close friends since. In that time, I've watched him bring the same qualities — patience, clear communication, and genuine investment in the people around him — to his volunteer work with various causes in the Kingston area.
I know Michael as a leader who gets the best out of people without micromanaging them, who takes the time to make sure everyone understands the "why" behind what they're doing, and who shows up consistently for the causes and people he cares about. Kingston will be well served by his presence on City Council."

Peter Frost, owner Frost Automation