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Check the Voters’ List
Confirm that your name and address are correct. Being on the voters’ list can make voting faster. If you receive a voter notification card, bring it with you — but the card itself is not required to vote.
2026 Municipal Election
Make a Plan to Vote.
Mississauga’s municipal election is Monday, October 26, 2026. You can vote early, on Election Day, or by proxy if you cannot vote in person.
Advance Voting
October 6–11, 2026
During advance voting, eligible voters can vote at any advance voting place in Mississauga.
Election Day
Monday, October 26, 2026
On Election Day, you must vote in the ward where you live or own property.
Three Simple Steps
Get Ready Before You Go.
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Choose When to Vote
Vote during advance voting from October 6–11, or vote on Monday, October 26. If you cannot vote in person, voting by proxy may also be available to you.
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Bring Acceptable ID
Bring one acceptable piece of identification showing your name and address. Examples include an Ontario driver’s licence or Ontario photo card. Check the City’s official identification list before you go.
Who Can Vote?
Municipal Voter Eligibility
You can vote in Mississauga’s 2026 Municipal Election if, on Election Day, you meet the eligibility requirements.
- You are a Canadian citizen.
- You are at least 18 years old.
- You are a resident of Mississauga, or a non-resident who owns or rents property in Mississauga, or whose spouse does.
- You are not prohibited from voting under applicable election law.
Before You Leave Home
Check the Official City Information.
Voting locations and detailed identification requirements are maintained by the City of Mississauga. Use the City’s election site for the latest location, accessibility and voter-information details.
This campaign page is a convenient summary. The City of Mississauga is the official source for election administration, voting locations, acceptable identification and updated voting procedures.