Vote Sue McFadden for Ward 10!
Mississauga’s next municipal election will be held on Monday, October 26, 2026.
You will vote to elect the Mayor, your City/Regional Councillors and School Board Trustee for the City of Mississauga for the 2026 – 2030 term.
Why Should I Vote?
Many people ask “why should I vote?” As a Canadian citizen, voting is your right and responsibility. Our community is shaped by the outcome of every election. By voting in the City of Mississauga’s municipal election on Monday October 26, 2026, you help shape the future of our city.
In Mississauga, fewer people have been voting in recent municipal elections. When fewer residents vote, a small number of voters end up deciding who represents the entire city. It is important that every voice is heard. Higher participation helps strengthen trust, improve decision-making and ensures more voices are represented.
The leaders you elect make many important decisions, including how your tax dollars are spent in your community. City Council makes decisions that influence how neighbourhoods grow and how services are delivered across Mississauga. The City provides many services, including road repairs, snow removal, transit stops, parks, and recreation programs – these are all planned and managed by the people you elect. When you vote in a municipal election, you help decide what matters most in your neighbourhood and city. That means your vote matters too!
As the 2026 Municipal Election gets closer, your participation matters more than ever. Thank you for your ongoing support and for being engaged in your locally elected government for Mississauga Ward 10!
Eligibility
You can vote in the 2026 Municipal Election if you are:
- A Canadian citizen
- At least 18 years old
- A resident in the City of Mississauga, or;
- A non-resident and you or your spouse owns or rents property in Mississauga
Voter’s List
The voters’ list includes the names of those who are eligible to vote in Mississauga’s 2026 Municipal Election.
You can check, update or add yourself to the voters list with our online tool until August 12, 2026 or directly with your municipality after this date.
Use the Voter Registration Portal to:
- Check if you are on the voters’ list for the 2026 Municipal Election
- Add or update your personal information and/or property on the voters’ list
- If you’re temporarily living outside of Ontario, you may be eligible to add yourself to the Register of Absentee Voters.
- If you’re 16 or 17 and reside in Ontario, you can add yourself to the Ontario Register of Future Voters.
Voter Notification Card
If your name is on the voters’ list, you will receive a voter notification card from the City in the mail. These will be sent out in September 2026. Your card will show your voting days and selected voting locations.
Make sure you bring the voter notification card with you when you go to your voting location. It will speed up the time it takes you to vote.
Identification Requirements
You must bring one of the following acceptable identification (ID) with you to the voting location:
- Ontario driver’s licence
- Ontario photo card
- Cancelled personalized cheque
- Insurance policy or statement
- Any other document included on the voter identification list
Ways to Vote
If you are eligible to vote and have acceptable identification (ID), you may vote in person during advance voting or on Election Day. During advance voting, you can vote at any available voting location in Mississauga. On Election Day, you must vote at any available voting location in your ward.
Here’s how you can vote in person:
- Check if you are eligible to vote using the voting eligibility list.
- Go to a voting location with your ID and voter notification card.
- Election staff will confirm your eligibility to vote and give you a ballot.
- Go behind a privacy screen to mark your ballot.
- Place your ballot in the secrecy folder.
- Hand the folder to the election staff, who will insert the ballot into the tabulator in front of you.
Election staff are available on site to provide guidance and support.
If you are unable to vote during the advance voting period or on Election Day, you may appoint another eligible voter to vote on your behalf.
The following requirements must be met for you to vote by proxy:
- The person voting on your behalf is eligible to vote within the City of Mississauga.
- You and your proxy must complete an Appointment for Voting Proxy Form.
After you complete the form:
- Your voting proxy must bring the completed form and their ID to the Clerk’s Office before 5 p.m. on Monday, October 26, 2026 (Election Day).
- The Clerk’s designate will review the forms and certify the forms if all the requirements are met.
- Your voting proxy must bring the certified form and their ID to the voting location when they cast your vote.
You can appoint a proxy to vote on your behalf starting September 1, 2026. The latest the Voting Proxy Form can be certified is before 5 p.m. on Election Day. Voting proxies without a certified form will not be able to vote on your behalf.
The City of Mississauga is committed to providing accessible voting to everyone. The City will share the full accessibility plan for the election in September 2026.
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