Kristy Dickinson Campaign

Voting Info

2026 Burlington Municipal Election

Make Your Voting Plan Early

Key dates, voting options, and official links for Burlington voters. For official and up-to-date election information, visit the City of Burlington election website.

Official Burlington Election Site

Election Day

Monday, October 26, 2026

In-person voting takes place across Burlington on Election Day. There are 24 voting locations city-wide, and eligible electors can vote at any location in their ward.

Confirm your location and current voting hours on the official page.

View Election Day voting locations

Vote Online

October 14 to 23, 2026

Online voting is available during this window. Make sure you are on the Voters' List so you receive your Voter Information Letter, which is needed for online voting.

If you are not registered yet, register or update your details before the deadlines listed by the City.

Voters' List and online voting readiness

Advance Voting

October 17 and 20, 2026

Eligible electors can vote at any advance voting location on these dates.

  • Skyway Community Centre, 129 Kenwood Ave
  • Burlington Seniors' Centre, 2285 New St
  • Tansley Woods Community Centre, 1996 Itabashi Way

Hours and any updates are posted on the official voting locations page.

Advance voting details and updates

Are You Registered to Vote?

Being registered makes in-person voting faster and helps ensure you receive your Voter Information Letter.

Burlington directs voters to Ontario's Register to Vote service to confirm or update voter information.

What Do I Need to Vote?

  • Bring your Voter Information Letter to speed up check-in.
  • Bring one piece of valid ID showing your name and address.
  • Photo ID is not required for municipal voting.

If you do not have your Voter Information Letter, you may still vote if you are eligible and provide acceptable identification.

Voting by Proxy

If you cannot vote online, at advance polls, or on Election Day, you can appoint an eligible Burlington voter to vote on your behalf.

You and your proxy must complete an Appointment for Voting Proxy form and have it certified by the Office of the City Clerk.

Official proxy voting instructions

Official Election Information

For official and up-to-date election information, visit the City of Burlington's election website.

This page is a planning guide and may not reflect the latest operational updates, hours, or notices.

Visit City of Burlington Elections

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