Voters

Are you Registered to Vote? 

If you voted in a Provincial or Federal Election, it does not guarantee that you are on the Voters List for a Municipal Election. Elections Ontario is now responsible for managing a register of electors for provincial and municipal elections. Check to see if your name and home address is on the voters list and provide updates!

Get on the voters list today! Visit RegisterToVoteON.ca or call 1-866-242-3025 to see if you are registered to vote in the 2026 Municipal and School Board Elections.

Check if I am on the Voters List

School Support Designation

To ensure your correct school support designation is provided to Elections Ontario in time for the next Municipal and School Board Elections on October 26, 2026, it should be reviewed and, if needed, updated by June 1, 2026. 

While Elections Ontario maintains the Permanent Register of Electors in Ontario for provincial, municipal and school Board Elections, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is legislatively responsible for collecting school support designation.

Update your School Support

The 2026 Municipality of Greenstone Elections will be conducted through Telephone and Internet Voting, authorized through By-Law 25-63.

Eligibility

You are able to vote in the Election if on Voting Day you are:

• At least 18 years old
• Residing in the Municipality of Greenstone
• An owner or tenant of land in the Municipality, or the spouse of an owner or tenant
• Not prohibited from voting

You cannot vote in a municipal election if you are:

• Serving a sentence of imprisonment in a penal or correctional institution
• A corporation
• A person convicted of a corrupt practice for an election held within four years of voting day

How to Vote

Each person on the voters' list will be mailed a sealed Voter Information Letter which will contain a unique Personal Identification Number (PIN), which when confirmed with the Voter's date of birth, will allow the Voter to cast one vote, whether by internet or telephone. The Voter Information Letter will contain:

• The unique PIN, the telephone number to call to cast a vote, and the web address (URL) to access to vote using the internet;
• Instructions on how to vote;
• Dates and hours of voting; and
• The location and telephone numbers of the Voter Help Centres.

If you do not have access to a computer or telephone, you can visit a Voter Help Centre and use a kiosk we will have set up. 

If you have not received your Voter Information Letter by October 15th and you are entitled to vote, visit your Voter Help Centre.

Who am I voting for

Each voter is eligible to vote only once in each Election. The principal residence of the voter will determine which Ward Councillor the voter is eligible to cast a ballot for, all voters will be eligible to cast a ballot for the Mayor. The following offices will be elected. 

Mayor - 1 to be elected at large by all eligible voters 

Councillor, Rural East Ward - 1 to be elected by Rural East Ward voters

Councillor, Rural West Ward - 1 to be elected by Rural West Ward voters

Councillor, Beardmore Ward - 1 to be elected by Beardmore Ward voters

Councillor, Nakina Ward - 1 to be elected by Nakina Ward voters

Councillor, Longlac Ward - 2 to be elected by Longlac Ward voters

Councillor, Geraldton Ward - 2 to be elected by Geraldton Ward voters

School Trustees - To be determined