Brampton’s 2026 Election Results for Mayor and Council

Today, residents of Brampton are casting their votes for the mayor, city council, and school board trustees.

A total of 12 candidates are in the running to become the next head of Brampton City Council, including the current Mayor Patrick Brown.

Among those candidates are local realtor Paul Tarriwal, non-profit worker Sandeep Somal, entrepreneur Jagruti Bhatt, and Wesley Jackson, who also ran for mayor in 2018.

Other hopefuls for the city’s top position include Gurdeep Singh Dhothar, Vidya Sagar Gautam, Prabh Gill, Najma Khurram, Nathaniel Peart, Prabhjot Kaur Sidhu, and Gaurav Walia.

After being elected in 2018 following his resignation as leader of the Ontario PC Party, Brown is aiming for a third term as mayor. 

Live Election Results for Brampton

Initial results indicate that Patrick Brown is on track to win again in Brampton with close to 55 percent of the vote as reported by the City of Brampton at 11:30 p. m.

Council

Brampton consists of 10 wards. 

The candidates confirmed for Brampton City Council include:

All results come from the Association of Ontario Municipalities and City of Brampton.

City and Regional Councillor Wards 1&5: Paul Vicente (incumbent) has been announced as the winner. City and Regional Councillor Wards 2&6: Michael Palleschi (incumbent) has been announced as the winner. City and Regional Councillor Wards 3&4: Martin Medeiros (incumbent) has been announced as the winner. City and Regional Councillor Wards 7&8: Rod Power has been declared the winner. He previously held this position before Gael Miles took over temporarily after Pat Fortini withdrew his candidacy to run in Caledon. City and Regional Councillor Wards 9&10: Sukhman Sangha wins this seat. He takes over from Gurpartap Singh Toor who did not seek re-election. City Councillor Wards 1&5: Rowena Santos (incumbent) has been declared the winner. City Councillor Wards 2&6: Navjit Kaur Brar (incumbent) has been declared the winner. City Councillor Wards 3&4: Dennis Keenan (incumbent) has been declared the winner. City Councillor Wards 7&8: Taran Chahal has secured victory. He replaces Rod Power who is now serving as City and Regional Councillor Wards 7&8. City Councillor Wards 9&10: Harkirat Singh (incumbent) has been declared the winner.

The Ward Races

Wards 1 and 5

A total of eight candidates were attempting to unseat incumbent City Coun. Rowena Santos. Among them were Tracy Pepe and Staceyann Brooks who both ran against Santos in last year’s municipal election.

The seat held by Regional Coun. Paul Vicente faced competition from three challengers – school advocate Idris Orughu, Steven Lee who had previously run against Santos in last year’s election with only a small percentage of votes (6.25 percent), along with Pooja Walia.

Wards 2 and 6

In her bid for re-election, City Coun. Navjit Kaur Brar faced eight opponents-the highest number among all wards this year. She’s entering her second term after transitioning into politics from a career in healthcare.

Regional Coun. Michael Palleschi was first elected back in 2014-he’s also known as the son of late former Coun. Paul Palleschi-and he faced six challengers this time around.

Ward 3 and 4

This election cycle sees City Coun. Keenan seeking another term after his initial one while facing off against five other candidates. Meanwhile, Regional Coun. Martin Medeiros had three competitors looking to take his council seat away from him.

Wards 7 and 8

The race became more complicated when Regional Coun. Pat Fortini withdrew his candidacy just before deadline day while Rod Power transitioned from being a city councillor to regional councillor replacing Fortini amidst five other contenders aiming for seats on council too.

The contest within these wards saw Township of Southgate Coun. Monica Singh Soares competing alongside businessman Rakesh Sharma plus strategic consultant Nayan Brahmbhatt along with Ali Khan and University of Toronto grad Ayanna Kahlon-the latter running under Conservative party colors ahead of an upcoming federal election set for Brampton Centre next year-Taran Chahal was also partaking here too!

Wards 9 and 10

Elected deputy mayor Harkirat Singh served previously on Peel District School Board trustee role prior to joining city council back during elections last time around in 2018! This time around there are four rivals vying within ward pairing where some have appeared before like Janice Gordon-Daniels & community organizer Azad Goyat both having run previously while Cheryl Rodricks contested earlier years’ elections occurring across different wards altogether such those belonging primarily towards aforementioned categories surrounding their constituents across local levels alike!