How to vote in the Guelph election
How to vote in the Guelph election
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We'll walk you through things, step-by-step. Make sure to fill out everything you can!
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Then, we'll draw up your full plan to vote. You can print it, save it as a PDF, or have us send you a reminder text!
Can you vote?
Check all the boxes that apply to you:
What ward are you voting in?
Let's work out which ward you live in, or own or rent property in.
When and where will you vote?
At advance polls
Sat, Oct 10, 10am - 6pm
Guelph City Hall
Sun, Oct 11, 10am - 6pm
Guelph City Hall
Mon, Oct 12, 10am - 7pm
Guelph City Hall
Tue, Oct 13, 10am - 7pm
Guelph City Hall
Wed, Oct 14, 10am - 7pm
Guelph City Hall
Thu, Oct 15, 10am - 7pm
Guelph City Hall
Fri, Oct 16, 10am - 7pm
Guelph City Hall
Victoria Road Recreation Centre
Evergreen Seniors Community Centre
Shelldale Family Gateway
West End Community Centre
University of Guelph [University Centre]
Arkell Road Bible Chapel
Sat, Oct 17, 10am - 6pm
Guelph City Hall
Victoria Road Recreation Centre
Evergreen Seniors Community Centre
Shelldale Family Gateway
West End Community Centre
University of Guelph [University Centre]
Arkell Road Bible Chapel
Sun, Oct 18, 10am - 6pm
Guelph City Hall
Victoria Road Recreation Centre
Evergreen Seniors Community Centre
Shelldale Family Gateway
West End Community Centre
University of Guelph [University Centre]
Arkell Road Bible Chapel
By mail
On request, elections officials can mail you a vote-by-mail package. Complete your ballot at home, then mail it back, return to ServiceGuelph, or drop it off at an advanced polling place or a drop box outside City hall.
You must apply to vote by mail before Oct 9.
Your ballot must be received by Oct 26 at 8:00pm.
On election day, Oct 26
Guelph City Hall
École Guelph Lake Public School
Brant Avenue Public School
Victoria Road Recreation Centre [location with accessible voting options]
Ken Danby Public School
St. Patrick Catholic School
William C. Winegard Public School
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 234
New Life Christian Reformed Church
Italian Canadian Club
Upper Grand District School Board
Evergreen Seniors Community Centre
First Baptists Church
Trinity United Church [location with accessible voting options]
King George Public School
Shelldale Centre
June Avenue Public School
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic High School
Guelph Bible Chapel
St. Joseph Catholic School
Dublin Street United Church [location with accessible voting options]
Church of the Apostoles
West End Community Centre [location with accessible voting options]
Mitchell Woods Public School
Westwood Public School
St. Peter Catholic School
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School
Gateway Drive Public School
Parkwood Gardens Church
Water Street Church
Harcourt Memorial United Church
Mary Phelan Catholic School
École Élémentaire Catholique Saint-René-Goupil
Delta Hotels Guelph Conference Centre [location with accessible voting options]
University of Guelph (Reynolds Walk, Guelph)
Fred A. Hamilton Public School
St. Michael Catholic School
École Arbour Vista Public School
Two Rivers Secondary School
Kortright Hills Public School
Rickson Ridge Public School
Bishop Macdonell Catholic High School
Sir Isaac Brock Public School
Arkell Road Bible Chapel [location with accessible voting options]
St. Ignatius of Loyola Catholic School
Westminister Woods Public School
St. Paul Catholic School
Other options for voting
If you're unable to vote by mail or attend a voting location without unreasonable difficulty due to an injury, illness, or disability, you can request to vote at home. Learn more about voting from home here.
If you're unable to vote by another method, you can appoint another Guelph voter to vote on your behalf. Learn more about voting by proxy here.
Are you registered to vote?
Are your friends voting?
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Why we're asking you to spread the word
If we want to keep our democracy, we have to use it, even when what we're voting on is (seemingly) really small and local. Municipal elections have a pitifully low turnout... But you — and the people you know — can change that!
Your plan to vote
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What to bring
1 piece of ID or document with both your name and address
If you don't have acceptable ID, you will be asked to fill out a form to confirm your identity.
- An Ontario driver’s licence or Ontario Photo Card
- A piece of identification that shows your name and address
- Any other document from the Government of Canada, Ontario or a municipality in Ontario or from an agency of such a government that shows your name and address
- Any document from a Band Council in Ontario established under the Indian Act (Canada)
- An income tax assessment notice
- A piece of mail with your name and address on it (for example, but not limited to, a utility bill, a pay stub, a letter from your bank)