Updated October 17, 2018
Municipal elections are being held in Ontario on October 22, 2018, with some communities offering online, telephone and mail-in voting now. Municipal elections allow residents who are 18 years of age and older to vote for what matters to them.
Elections Ontario is the official resource for elections in Ontario, with information on voter eligibility and how to vote. Visit www.elections.on.ca
Where to get candidate information
Social Planning Council Oxford
Collecting and posting candidate responses to questions about poverty and social issues in Oxford County, including affordable housing and public transportation
Unifor 636 (Woodstock)
Posting candidate responses to questions for City of Woodstock municipal election on Unifor's Facebook page
Woodstock Sentinel Review
Election news, videos and photos
104.7 Heart FM
Election campaign news coverage and web chats with candidates
Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing
Information for voters, advertising guidelines for candidates, and more
Contact your municipality
To learn more about your local election, contact your municipality’s Clerk or visit the municipal website.
Blandford-Blenheim
2018 Election information | Clerk: Rodger Mordue
East Zorra-Tavistock
2018 Election information | Clerk: Will Jaques
Ingersoll
2018 Election information | Clerk: Michael Graves
Norwich
2018 Election information | Clerk: Kyle Kruger
South-West Oxford
2018 Election information | Clerk: Julie Forth
Tillsonburg
2018 Election information | Clerk: Donna Wilson
Woodstock
2018 Election information | Clerk: Amy Humphries
Zorra
2018 Election information | Clerk: Karen Martin
What Future Oxford is doing
Future Oxford is encouraging citizens to take vote in the 2018 municipal elections as part of its goal to increase voter turn-out in all elections (see "Community" in the Future Oxford Community Sustainability Plan). Watch for our #LocalVotesMatter social media campaign.
In October, Future Oxford hosted all-candidates forums for secondary school students in Woodstock, Ingersoll and Tillsonburg to allow our youth to hear first-hand from municipal and school board candidates. The forums were intended to promote democratic engagement among youth as part of our path towards building a more sustainable future.
Download the #LocalVotesMatter poster