City of Thorold · Ontario
Everything you need to cast a ballot in the 2026 Municipal and School Board Elections.
Frequently asked
Summarized from the City of Thorold's official elections information. Always confirm details with the City Clerk before voting day.
You are eligible to vote for municipal council if you are a Canadian citizen, are 18 or older, and qualify to vote in the municipality — as a resident elector who lives in Thorold, or as a non-resident elector who owns or rents property here but lives elsewhere in Ontario.
Elections Ontario maintains the Permanent Register of Electors, also known as the voters' list. You can add or update your information through the Elections Ontario website. If you or your spouse own or rent property beyond your home address in Ontario, you may be eligible to vote in more than one municipal election.
The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) collects school support designations, shown on your Property Assessment Notice. Every property owner or tenant in Ontario supports a school system, even without children in school. Update yours through MPAC's Online School Support page.
The City Clerk conducts the Municipal and School Board elections for the City of Thorold. Questions can go to elections@thorold.ca or 905-227-6613.
Official sources
This page is provided by the campaign of Gurinder Kaur and is not an official City of Thorold publication.