VOTING INFORMATION

ONLINE VOTING DATES;

If you are eligible to vote in the 2026 election, you can vote online using an internet-connected computer, tablet or smartphone anytime from

10:00 am on October 17 until 8:00 pm on October 26. 

You will receive your voting PIN in the mail as part of your Voter Instruction Letter. 

VOTING ASSISTANCE CENTRES;

Two staffed election centres are available if you require support with online voting: 

Magna Centre – Multi-purpose Rooms 3 & 4 (800 Mulock Dr)

Ray Twinney Recreation Complex – Lounge 2 (100 Eagle St W)

You can visit the election centres from:

Friday October 23 – Sunday October 25 from 12 pm to 8 pm 

Monday October 26 from 10 am to 8 pm

PAPER BALLOTS:

If you wish to vote in person by paper ballot, you can do so by appointment during the 10-day voting period. This option is available only at Town of Newmarket Municipal Office at 395 Mulock Dr. Appointments for paper ballot voting can be made by calling

 (905) 953-5152 or info@newmarket.ca. 

VOTING ELIGIBILITY:

You are eligible to vote if you are a Canadian citizen, at least 18 years of age, not prohibited from voting under any law and either: 

• a resident in Newmarket – Ward 1; or 
• a non-resident of Newmarket – Ward 1, but you or your spouse own or rent property in Newmarket – Ward 1

VOTERS' REGISTRATION:

Please use the Town of Newmarket’s Voter’s Registration to confirm, update or add your information to ensure that you are eligible to vote. You can connect to the registration information here: https://newmarketvotes.ca/voters/voters-list/

IDENTIFICATION:

Voters require ID but it does not need to include a photo. It only needs to include your full name and qualifying address (e.g. driver’s license, utility bill, etc.).

QUESTIONS?:

Should you want to reach the Town of Newmarket directly, please call 

(905) 953-5152 or by email: info@newmarket.ca.