Register to vote for local and provincial elections, all in one place!
Your information on the voters’ list helps ensure you can vote easily and receive important election information.
What is the voters' list?
Elections Ontario maintains the Permanent Register of Electors for Ontario, also known as the “voters' list” or “register”.
The voter’s list contains information for individuals eligible to vote in:
- Provincial elections
- Local municipal elections in Ontario
What you can do online
Using the Election Ontario's Register to Vote page, you can:
- Register to vote
- Register absentee or non‑resident voters
- Register future voters
- Confirm, update, or add your name and home address
- Search, add, or remove a property other than your home address
- Remove yourself from the register
- Remove a deceased person from the register
- Check the status of a submitted request
Voting in more than one municipality
Student voters
For local municipal elections, students are entitled to vote in multiple municipalities if their permanent home, and temporary student residence are in different municipalities or territory without municipal organization areas.
Students can:
- list their permanent family home as their home address, and
- add their temporary student residence as an additional property they, or their spouse, own or rent
How to register to vote
See how easy it is to register to vote by watching this short video from Elections Ontario:
School support designation
As of January 1, 2024, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (“MPAC”) no longer collects voter information for local elections. However, MPAC is still legislatively responsible for collecting school support designations.
Update your school support through MPAC's page
Find your ward
To find out which ward you live in, view the Election Community Map.
How to search for your address:
- Select "Find an Address" located at the top centre of the map
- Select your Street Name and Street Address from the drop-down menu