The elections are scheduled for October 26, 2026.
Some municipalities offer early voting as well.
In municipal elections, you’re voting for:
In some municipalities, you may elect regional councillors as well
You vote in the municipality you live in, unless you are a student.
If you are a student who lives away from home, you can vote in both your home municipality and the one you live in to attend school.
If you own a property in a different municipality, you are eligible to vote in that municipality.
You will receive instructions from your municipality closer to election time. In some municipalities, a Voter Information Card (VIC) is mailed to you and includes your location to vote.
Municipal government has a great effect on day-to-day life.
They are responsible for services including:
The municipal elections are a chance to engage local politicians, raise concerns, and make sure your voice is heard.
1. Ensure you are eligible to vote. To vote, you must be:
After August 12, you must contact your municipality directly to add your name to the voter list
The voting process is different for each municipality. In some municipalities, you can vote by telephone or online.
To find out more, visit your municipality’s website to learn about the different ways you can cast your ballot. You can find your municipality’s website here:
https://www.amo.on.ca/about-us/municipal-101/ontario-municipalities
