Guelph municipal elections for Mayor, City Councillors, and School Board Trustees are coming up soon. We’ve got the information you need to help you make an informed decision, including:
What you need to know to vote (where, when, how)
Candidate information to help you decide who to vote for, including:
- Who is running? – Find out who’s running for Mayor, City Councillor, or School Board Trustee
- Council Watch report cards – Analysis of key council votes to help you decide if you want to vote for incumbents
- How councillors have voted – A searchable record of every council motion, plus AI summaries you can query yourself
- Council attendance – How often each councillor missed votes and meetings, who voted together, and who moved and seconded motions
- What candidates believe: survey – Candidates’ answers to questions prepared by local organizations and individuals
- James Gordon’s voting checklist – Nine questions a former city councillor asks himself before he votes
- Election resources – Election events, explainers on what council and the mayor do, and tools for getting out the vote
- Tools for local democracy champions
- Volunteer opportunities – Help keep democracy alive and well in Guelph