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News release

The Town of Milton’s 2022 municipal and school board election is on Oct. 24, 2022, with advance voting taking place from Oct. 10-16.

This fall, you have the opportunity to have your say about who leads the Town and makes decisions about the municipal services and initiatives that mean the most to you and your family.

The Town is offering several options to make voting easy and convenient in Milton:

Vote by mail

From now until Sept. 26, 2022, eligible voters can request a vote by mail kit online. Your vote by mail kit will include a voting instruction sheet, an elector declaration card, a ballot, secrecy envelope, and a postage pre-paid return envelope.

Visit our website to learn more about how to vote by mail.

Advance voting

During the advance voting period (Oct. 10-16), you have the option to ‘vote anywhere', which means you can cast your ballot at any advance voting location in town, regardless of which ward you live in. Find out where advance polling stations are located by visiting milton.ca/Wards.

Election Day

On Election Day (Oct. 24), you can cast your ballot at any voting location in your ward. All polling stations are open from 10 a.m. ­- 8 p.m. Check out the ward boundaries map to find out which location is closest to you. 

Voters' list

The Town of Milton maintains a list of everyone who is eligible to vote in Milton’s upcoming municipal election.

To confirm you are on the voters’ list or to edit your information, visit the Town's Online Voter System. Proof of ID is required if editing or adding yourself to the list.

If your name is on the voters’ list, the Town will mail you a voter notification card in mid-September. Your voter notification card will include the locations where you can vote. Make sure you bring this card with you when you go to your voting location.

Our website has all of the information needed to vote in the upcoming municipal election. You can also subscribe to our newsletter list and our newsfeed to receive up-to-date information.

Quotes

“By voting in the 2022 municipal and school board election, you can help decide who will represent you and your family in local government for the next four years. Elected officials, like the mayor and councillors, make important decisions about programs and services such as road maintenance, public transit, recreation and community development.”

- Meaghen Reid
Director, Legislative & Legal Services/Town Clerk

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905-878-7252
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