How to vote in Ward 11

How to Vote

Vote in person on Monday, October 26 from 10am to 8pm.

To vote, you must show an election official one piece of acceptable identification (ID) with your name and qualifying Toronto address.

Photo ID is not required. Acceptable IDs include Ontario issued photo cards (e.g. driver's license), lease or rental agreement, or official document showing campus residence.

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Where to vote

There are 69 voting places in Ward 11 University-Rosedale, and you must show up at your specific voting place based on your home address.

Enter your address on MyVote to find your voting place.

Find your voting place

To be eligible to vote in Toronto’s 2026 municipal election, you must be:

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a Canadian citizen; and

at least 18 years old; and

a resident in the city of Toronto; or a non-resident of Toronto, but you or your spouse own or rent property in Toronto; and

not prohibited from voting under any law.

FAQs about who is eligible to vote in Toronto's 2026 municipal election:

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If you are a student living away from “home” to attend an educational institution in Toronto and consider your “home” to be the place where you live when you are not attending school, which means you plan on returning there, then you are eligible to vote in both your “home” municipality and in the municipality where you currently live to attend school.

If your home and school residence are both in Toronto, vote in the ward where your “home” is located not where your school residence is located.

If you are a Toronto resident, but are studying in another Ontario municipality you may be eligible to vote in both municipal elections.

In Toronto, vote in the ward where your “home” is located. Bring identification with your name and qualifying Toronto address to the voting place.

If you are unable to vote in the Toronto Municipal Election, you may appoint another elector as proxy to vote on your behalf.

Please check with the City Clerk of the municipality where you’re attending school to find out what your voting options are.