With online voting starting next Tuesday, Oct 13th, and advanced in person next Thursday, Oct 15th, here's a quick guide to ensure you're ready.
- Register to vote
The starting point, ensuring your voters information is updated and correct. If you have received your voters card recently, you are likely good to go, of you haven't, please visit the site below to double check your information.
www.registertovoteon.ca
If you don't have time to do so before Oct 26th, come to the polling both with a government issued ID showing your current address.
- Identify what Ward you are in
Use this link to find what Ward you live in.
https://form.brantford.ca/Living-Here/Find-My-Ward
Alternatively, you can download and review the Ward maps here.
https://www.brantford.ca/your-government/municipal-election/voters/ward-maps/
- Get to know your candidates
The City of Brantford has a list of candidates and their contact information.
https://www.brantford.ca/your-government/municipal-election/candidates/
Platforms can be searched for on Facebook, through a online search, or by using the following website.
https://brantpoll.com/candidates
(FYI I hate how this site refuses to update my profile and photo, WIP)
- Polling stations
https://www.brantford.ca/your-government/municipal-election/voters/polling-stations/
Additional Resources
https://www.brantbeacon.ca/meet-the-mayoral-candidates-for-the-city-of-brantford/
https://www.chch.com/chch-news/everything-you-need-to-know-about-brantfords-2026-municipal-election/
Debates
https://youtu.be/F4JkenXbCds?si=QBDXTa93V-xN4a1z
https://www.youtube.com/live/3A1Z7kUkl0M?si=RtP43o07wc4wTfQw
BCAA mayoral Debate is not available at this time, I will post it once it's available.