Municipal Election Voter Guide - Voters - 30 Apr 26
Brampton · AI-assisted summary by Claude and Parth · Published
Council provided information about the next municipal election, which staff said “will take place on Monday, October 26th, 2026,” including what offices will be on the ballot, who is eligible to vote, and where residents can find election and registration information.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2026: The city will hold its municipal election on Monday, October 26, 2026. Voters will elect a mayor, as well as one regional councillor and one city councillor for each ward pairing (Wards 1&5, 2&6, 3&4, 7&8, 9&10). School board trustee positions will also be on the ballot, with the number of trustee seats to be determined in spring 2026 for the English public, English separate, French public, and French separate boards.
VOTER ELIGIBILITY AND REGISTRATION: To vote, residents must be Canadian citizens, at least 18 years old on voting day, and either reside in Brampton or own or rent property in the city. The voters list will be compiled using Elections Ontario data. Residents were directed to verify or update their information at registertovote.ca and to confirm their school board support designation at school-support.mpac.ca. The city said registered voters will receive a mailed notice in early fall 2026 with voting locations and hours.
INFORMATION RESOURCES: The city said it will post updated information about candidates and third-party advertisers at bmpton.ca/bmptonvotes. Residents can also contact 311 (within the city), 905-874-2000 (outside the city), or email bmptonvotes@bmpton.ca. Proxy voting will be available for residents who cannot vote in person, with details expected in spring 2026.
Motions
No motions were recorded in this meeting segment.
Attendees
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