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    • Voting in the Municipal Election

    Voting in the Municipal Election

    Oct. 16, 2026
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    The municipal election takes place October 26, 2026. If you are 18 years old and a Canadian citizen, you are eligible to vote in the city you live in.

    As a student, if you are living away from home, you may be eligible to vote in both your campus municipality and your home municipality. Check the voter’s page of your municipality to make sure you are on the voters’ list, find out where to vote, and find advance voting opportunities:

    • Brantford
    • Waterloo
    • Kitchener
    • Milton

    If you’re not on the voters’ list, you can be added at the voting location when you go to vote.

    Make sure you bring valid ID with your name and local address on it to the voting location. Common forms of ID that meet the requirements include a driver’s license, any government-issued document with your name and address, or a piece of mail with your name and address on it (e.g. utility bill, pay stub, bank or credit card statement).

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