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Your vote is your voice.
And it matters.

Understand your choices. Help shape your city.

Our mission
Windsor votes October 26
Election Day: Oct 26

Your first vote starts here.

Understand what's being decided, explore your candidates, and feel ready to vote.

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Why it matters

Local decisions show up in everyday life.

Housing

Council shapes zoning, development approvals and some local housing programs, often alongside provincial and federal funding.

Roads & transit

The City maintains most local roads and runs Transit Windsor, with budgets council approves each year.

Neighbourhood safety

Council approves the overall police budget prepared by the police services board, and funds bylaw enforcement, street lighting and road design.

Taxes & services

Your property tax helps pay for garbage pickup, parks, libraries and more. Council votes on the budget and tax rate.

How it works

A clearer path to your first vote.

  1. 01

    Find your area

    Your ward decides which councillor race you vote in. Everyone votes for mayor.

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  2. 02

    Understand your options

    Meet each candidate with the same layout, sources and plain language.

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  3. 03

    Make your voting plan

    When, where and what to bring, linked to the City's official pages.

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Explore Windsor's races.

CitywideMayor11 candidates

Ward councillor races

Choose a ward to see its councillor race alongside the mayoral race.

Clear explanations. Visible sources. Your decision.

Summaries reference published material, with a link and review date beside each one. When we have not found or reviewed information, we say so.

We never rank candidates or tell you who to vote for.

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