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@toronto.caTo vote, you must show an election official one piece of acceptable ID with your name and qualifying Toronto address. 🪪
Find a list of acceptable identification here: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/elections/voter-information/identification/
@toronto.caGood morning, Toronto! 🌞
It’s day five of advance voting.
Voting places are open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and daily until tomorrow, Sunday, Oct 11.
Election day is Monday, October 26.
Find where to vote, what ID to bring, and download your voter information card at toronto.ca/Elections
@toronto.caDid you know that school boards determine their own ward boundaries which often aren't the same as City ward boundaries?
No need to be confused! Visit toronto.ca/myvote and enter your address for a list and sample ballot showing all mayor, councillor & trustee candidates.
@toronto.caIf you need assistance voting in Toronto’s 2026 municipal election, there are accessible voting options available.
Find voting options and other services, including translation, here: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/elections/voter-information/voting-options/
@toronto.caIt’s day three of advance voting in Toronto’s 2026 municipal election!
Voting places are open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and daily until Sunday, Oct 11.
👉To avoid waiting, consider voting during off-peak hours (11 a.m. to 3 p.m.).
Election Day is Monday, October 26.
@toronto.caTo vote, you must show an election official one piece of acceptable ID with your name and qualifying Toronto address. 🪪
Find a list of acceptable identification here: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/elections/voter-information/identification/
@toronto.caAdvance voting starts tomorrow - October 6 to 11.
Find everything you need to vote at toronto.ca/Elections – your trusted source for municipal election information
@toronto.caVoter information cards are being mailed and available online! Your voter information card lists important information like when and where to vote.
View, download or print your voter information card at toronto.ca/Elections – your trusted source for municipal election information.
@toronto.caDuring Kids Vote Weekend on October 10 & 11, kids can vote for Toronto’s 2027 Tree of the Year! 🌳 🌲
Meet the tree candidates, and find fun activities and resources at: toronto.ca/KidsVote
@toronto.caRequest to vote by mail! ✉️
The deadline is Sept. 24 at 4:30 p.m.
Get the details: toronto.ca/Elections – Your trusted source for municipal election information.
@toronto.caRequest to vote by mail in Toronto’s 2026 municipal election by Sept. 24 at 4:30 p.m.
Find everything you need to vote at: toronto.ca/elections - your trusted source for municipal election information
@toronto.caMake sure you’re on the voters’ list for Toronto’s municipal election! ✅
Confirm, add or update your information on the voters’ list by September 20 at 11:59 p.m. to be mailed a voter information card.
@toronto.caToday is International Day of Democracy.
Get inspired to vote in Toronto’s municipal election on October 26 by watching “Dear Future Voter,” a poem by Shahaddah Jack, Toronto’s first Youth Poet Laureate.
@toronto.caWith heavy rain in the forecast today, make sure downspouts are directing water away from your home’s foundation. If it's safe to do so, clear debris from nearby catch basins to help prevent flooding.
Learn more about protecting your home from basement flooding: toronto.ca/BasementFlooding
@toronto.caThe City has a storm readiness plan in place, with crews available 24/7 to respond. Report roadway flooding to 311 Toronto.
@toronto.caHeavy rain is expected today and into tonight, along with thunderstorms and strong winds. Road conditions can change quickly during severe weather. If you're heading out, slow down, leave extra space between vehicles and never drive through ponded areas.
