Use the Towns Voter Registration portal to:
- Confirm that you're registered to vote
- Update your name or address
- Add yourself to the Voters' List
- Remove outdated information
You should check your information if you have:
- Moved or changed your address
- Changed your name
- Purchased or rented a new property
- Sold a property or moved away
- Never voted in an Ontario election before
If not already registered, after going through the registration process you will be prompted to visit Town Hall if you would like a Voter Information Letter for the purpose of voting online. At Town Hall you must provide identification that contains your qualifying address in order to receive your Letter.
Electors also have the option of filing out their information in-person at Town Hall through an EL15 form. Identification showing an individuals qualifying address will be a requirement once more in order to be placed on the Voters' List.
Moved? No Longer a Resident?
If you have received a Voter Information Letter from any Election for someone who has moved, or is no longer a resident at your address, it is extremely important that you return that letter, unopened, in the mail. Mark on the envelope "Return to Sender - Moved" or "Return to Sender - Deceased", and elections staff will deactivate the PIN (and/or remove the elector from the Voters' List) after a verification process.
