Did your city councillor deliver on their campaign promises? Do their votes match their public statements? When 1,200 bus stops disappeared overnight, who fought for your neighbourhood and who went quiet?

These decisions affect whether you can get to work, whether your street gets plowed, how your tax dollars get spent. But once the election is over, most voters lose track of what politicians actually do versus what they promised.

The Winnipeg Record changes that.

This is a research project tracking what Winnipeg's municipal politicians promised during their campaigns versus what they actually delivered in office. Every claim is backed by verified sources: news articles, city council votes, official documents, and public statements.

What You'll Find Here

Detailed profiles of Mayor Scott Gillingham and all 15 city councillors, including their campaign promises, voting records on major issues, committee work, and positions on key decisions like the Primary Transit Network rollout that removed 1,200 bus stops across Winnipeg in June 2025.

This isn't about opinions. It's about what they said they'd do, what they actually did, and whether those two things match. You decide what matters.

The next election is your chance to hold them accountable. This is your record of what happened.