News ReleaseCity of TorontoOctober 5, 2026
Toronto voters can cast ballots early October 6–11
Eligible voters can use either advance voting place in their ward, open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Summary
Toronto’s advance voting runs October 6–11, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. There are two voting places in each of the city’s 25 wards, and eligible voters can use either location in their ward.
- In-person voting: Bring one piece of acceptable ID with your name and qualifying Toronto address. Photo ID is not required. Voter Information Cards are optional.
- Accessibility: Voter Assist Terminals are available at all 50 advance voting places. Voters may also bring a support person or ask an election official for help.
- Mail-in voting: Return the completed package by noon on October 14, by prepaid Canada Post envelope or at a secure election drop box.
- Election day: October 26, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The City’s election website provides voting locations, eligibility details, acceptable ID, and other voting options.
Related links
- Eligible voters can visit www.toronto.ca/Elections to:toronto.ca
- City’s Media Attendance at a Voting Place policytoronto.ca · PDF
- webpagetoronto.ca
- If a voter who is on the voters’ list does not receive a VIC in the mail, they can visit www.toronto.ca/Elections to print or download it to their mobile devicetoronto.ca
- webpagetoronto.ca
- More information about Kids Vote Weekend, including activities and videos about each of the tree candidates, is available at www.toronto.ca/KidsVotetoronto.ca
- webpagetoronto.ca
- fact sheettoronto.ca
- webpagetoronto.ca
Source: City of Toronto