Voters are heading to the polls throughout Ontario on Monday, Oct. 26, using both in-person and virtual voting options, like online and phone voting, which will close soon.

This municipal election cycle features several closely contested mayoral races.

Mississauga may have one of the most competitive mayoral contests as incumbent Carolyn Parrish faces a strong challenge from former mayor Bonnie Crombie, who’s aiming to reclaim her position after stepping down as Ontario Liberal leader earlier this year.

Check back frequently to see who is leading in the races for mayor, local and regional councillors, and school board trustees – along with links to coverage and important highlights from across Ontario that will be shared here.

How to view municipal election results

“Election results entered on election night are unofficial,” AMO states on its website. “Election results are declared official by the clerk as soon as possible after voting day.”

Toronto election 2026

Hamilton municipal election results

Ottawa municipal election results

The unofficial results for Ottawa’s municipal election will be available at ottawa. ca/vote after polls close at 8 p. m. on Oct. 26.

St Catharines municipal election results

The City of St Catharines will post unofficial election results once polling closes. As votes are counted during the evening, these results will remain unofficial until certified by the city clerk.

Kitchener municipal election results

Berry Vrbanovic is running again for Kitchener mayor, seeking his fourth term after winning re-election twice since his initial win in 2014.

Guelph election results

The City of Guelph will share unofficial electoral outcomes at guelph. ca as they come in following poll closure at 8 p. m. on Oct. 26.

Vaughan election results

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When do polls shut down on Election Day? h3 > p > Each of Ontario’s 414 municipalities determines how elections are conducted locally, meaning polling hours can vary slightly. However , most municipalities conducting paper ballot voting in person typically keep their polls open between 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. on Election Day.

Not every community has in-person voting ; some towns or cities offer only remote-voting options via phone or online. These options have generally been available since earlier this month.

In areas offering remote (phone-in , online , etc.) voting options , polls usually close at 8 p. m. on Election Day.

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You’ll find polling hours for some of Ontario’s largest cities below:

Toronto -10 a. m. to8. p. m. Ottawa -10. a. m. to8. p. m. Brampton -10. a. m. to8. p. m. Mississauga -9. a. m. to8. p. m. Hamilton -10. a. m. to8. p. m. London -10. a. m. to8. p. m. Markham -10. a. m. to8. pm. Vaughan-10. am-to-8. pm. Kitchener-10. am-to-8. pm. Windsor-10. am-to-8. pm. Oakville-10. am-to-8. pm. Richmond Hill-10. am-to-8. pm. Burlington-10. am-to-8. pm. Greater Sudbury-10. am-to-8. pm.

Please check your local community’s election page for specific local voting hours.

 5 high-stakes Ontario mayoral races to watch  

  Ontario voters head to the polls on Oct.26,  with high-stakes mayoral races grabbing attention in Toronto , Mississauga , Hamilton , Brampton  and Burlington. 

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How do I vote in my municipal elections?

To vote in your municipality’s elections you’ll need valid identification showing your name and address.
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a valid driver’s licence from Ontario or photo card canceled personalized check insurance policy or statement mortgage statement T4 statement or pay receipt issued by employer property tax statement Old Age Security Statement Canada Pension Plan benefits statement called T4 direct deposit statements from Ontario Works CNIB cards registered charitable organization ID that provides services disabled persons any document from Band Council Ontario under Indian Act. A Canadian passport doesn’t count because you write your own address inside it. The full list is available at ontario. ca.

What should I do if I’m missing ID?

If you’re currently without housing and lack proper identification or if your ID was lost or stolen there are still ways you can cast your vote. If you’re listed among voters you’ll want to ask an official about completing a Declaration of Identity known as Form9 which needs signatures from authorized officials. People imprisoned cannot vote however if you’re not registered yet there is still time contact your local office before poll closing.

Where can I find candidates running near me?

You’ll need to look over the list of candidates certified for your ward district head council members along with school board trustees so you’re ready when it’s time to make your choice. In certain regions leaders may already be acclaimed as registration periods have ended.
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