Students
If you are a Toronto resident but are studying in another Ontario municipality, you may be eligible to vote in both municipal elections.
Ward 10 · Municipal Election 2026
Voting Information
Election day is October 26, 2026. Voters can vote on election day, during advance voting, or by mail-in voting (registration between September 1 and 24).
Are you in Ward 10?
To be eligible to vote in Ward 10, you or your spouse must reside in the ward, or you or your spouse must own property in Ward 10.
Key dates
When you can vote.
01
Election day
Monday, October 26
10 am – 8 pm
02
Advance voting
Tuesday, October 6 – Sunday, October 11
10 am – 7 pm
03
Mail-in voting
Registration September 1 – 24
Register before the deadline
Voting eligibility
Can you vote for a school trustee?
You are eligible if you meet all of the following.
- 01
A public school supporter
- 02
A Canadian citizen
- 03
At least 18 years old
- 04
A resident in the city of Toronto — or a non-resident of Toronto where you or your spouse own or rent property in Toronto
- 05
Not prohibited from voting under any law
Good to know
Details before you vote.
Voters list
Use Elections Ontario’s Voter Registration application to confirm, update, or add your information.
Voter RegistrationIdentification
Voters do not require photo ID — only identification showing your name and qualifying Toronto address (for example a driver’s licence or utility bill).
Public school supporter
As per legislation, your school support defaults to the English Public school board (TDSB). The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) manages school support designations. The deadline to review and update your school support designation through MPAC for the 2026 Municipal Election was June 1, 2026.
mpac.ca/schoolsupport