The next municipal election in Lakeshore, Ontario, is an important opportunity for residents to have their say in the future of their community. Here is some basic information to help voters prepare:
Election Date:
The upcoming municipal election will be held on Monday, October 26, 2026. Voting typically takes place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Positions to be Elected:
Mayor
Deputy Mayor
Town Councillors (one for each ward)
School Board Trustees (for multiple school boards)
Who Can Vote?
To vote in the Lakeshore municipal election, you must be:
A Canadian citizen
At least 18 years old on election day
A resident of Lakeshore, or a non-resident property owner or tenant (or their spouse)
How to Vote:
Lakeshore offers several voting options, including:
In-person voting at designated polling stations
Advance voting days (dates and locations to be announced)
Mail-in ballots (if available; check with town officials for details)
Voter Registration:
Make sure you are on the voters’ list by visiting the Town of Lakeshore’s website or contacting the municipal clerk’s office. You may need to provide identification and proof of residency.
Why Your Vote Matters:
Municipal governments make decisions that affect local infrastructure, public services, recreation, and community development. Voting is your chance to influence these decisions and shape the future of Lakeshore.

Where to Get More Information:
For official details and up-to-date election news, visit the Town of Lakeshore’s official website: lakeshore.ca

A list of all official candidates can be found here: Lakeshore.ca/CandidateList