To vote in person, bring your identification and voter notification card with you to the voting location. If you don’t receive your voter notification card but are eligible, you can still vote. You must bring your identification to vote.
Your voter notification card will give you important information about how to vote including:
• The dates you can vote on
• The times you can vote
• The locations where you can vote
If you are unable to vote either in the advance poll or on Election Day, you can select someone to vote on your behalf. This person must also be eligible to vote within the City of Mississauga.
To have someone vote for you, you and the person who is voting for you must complete an Appointment for Voting Proxy Form. This can be done starting August 23, 2022.
After you complete the form:
The City of Mississauga is committed to providing accessible voting to everyone.
To address barriers to accessibility at voting locations, the City will:
To ensure that persons with disabilities or limited mobility can participate in the 2022 Municipal Election without barriers, the City will:
To aid persons with disabilities or limited mobility, Election Officials will receive training that will include information on providing accessible customer service and the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation.
The City will:
For more information about how the City will address accessibility concerns related to municipal elections and voting, read the 2022 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan.
Advance polling opportunities were available at 22 advance polling locations on the following dates:
To vote on advance polling days, you must have: