ELECTION DAY
October 2610 a.m. to 8 p.m.HOW TO VOTE
Make your plan
to vote.
Election day is Monday, October 26, 2026, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Advance voting runs October 7 to 10 and October 13 to 18. Here is what you need, with links to the Town of Oakville for the official details.
COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION DAY
October 26, 2026 · 8 p.m.
00DAYS
00HOURS
00MINUTES
00SECONDS
ADVANCE VOTING
October 7–10and October 13–18Vote at any advance voting location in Oakville. Check the Town’s published schedule for each location’s dates and hours.
- Check you are on the voters’ list
Moved or turned 18? Confirm your details with the Town before advance voting starts.
- Find your voting place
Locations for advance voting and election day are published by the Town of Oakville.
- Bring ID with your name and Oakville address
Bring an accepted document showing both. Check the official identification guidance before you go.
- Vote for Zena Al‑Mudaris, Town and Regional Councillor
You will also vote for Mayor, a Town Councillor, and school board trustees on the same ballot.
QUESTIONS NEIGHBOURS ASK
Voting in Ward 2, answered.
Who can vote in the Oakville Ward 2 election?
You must be a Canadian citizen, be at least 18 on election day, qualify through residence or property in Oakville, and not be prohibited from voting by law. Check your qualifying ward with the Town, including if you qualify through property rather than residence.
How do I check that I am on the voters' list?
Use the Town’s Am I On the List tool to check or update your name, address, and school support.
What identification do I need to vote?
Bring an accepted document showing your name and qualifying address, such as an Ontario driver’s licence or current utility bill. Check the official identification guidance linked below.
Where do I vote?
On October 26, you may use any voting location in your ward. During advance voting, you may use any advance voting location townwide. Check the Town’s Where to Vote page for the schedule.
Am I in Ward 2?
Ward 2 covers a large part of central Oakville. The Town's official ward map and Ward 2 page show the exact boundaries and let you look up your address.
What am I voting for?
In Ward 2 you elect a Town and Regional Councillor, who sits on both Oakville Town Council and Halton Regional Council, as well as a Town Councillor, the Mayor, and school board trustees. Zena Al-Mudaris is running for Town and Regional Councillor.
This page summarizes public information from the Town of Oakville. Rules, hours, and locations are set by the Town, so always confirm on its official election page. Have a question we have not answered? Ask the campaign.