Here’s how and where to vote in Mississauga

Published June 10, 2024 at 9:58 am

Today is election day and here is how and where to vote in Mississauga.

There are 20 candidates vying to become Mississauga’s seventh mayor to succeed Bonnie Crombie who left in January to lead the Ontario Liberal Party.

Residents in Ward 5 (Malton and Britannia Woods area) can also vote for a councillor to replace Carolyn Parrish who left the position to run for mayor.

The polls are open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today (June 10).

Prior to voting, residents should check to see if they’re eligible to cast a ballot.

Residents should then go to a voting location with ID and their voter notification card.

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Acceptable ID includes:

Ontario driver’s licence
Ontario photo card
cancelled personal cheque
insurance policy or statement
any other document included on Ontario’s acceptable documents for voter identification list

There are 117 voting locations.

A map of voting locations is here. The city is also listing wait times at each location.

It could be a tight race for mayor. The latest polls put Carolyn Parrish, Alvin Tedjo, Dipika Damerla and Stephen Dasko in the lead.

Here are the other candidates running for mayor:

Zulfiqar Ali
Diya Atassi
Brian Crombie
Jamie Dookie
Frank Fang
Xiaohua Gong
Winston Harding
Sara Iqbal
Syed Jaffery
Mohsin Khan
Mitchell MacEachern
Sinisa Mandrapa
Mike Matulewicz
David Shaw
George Tavares
Nathalie Xian Yi Yan

Here’s the list of the 15 Ward 5 candidates:

Omer Abdalla
Hamid Akbar
Amir Ali
Kristin Dattoo
Jordan Gray
Natalie Hart
Imran Hasan
Ehsan Khandaker
Bradley MacDonald
Tazeen Rizvi
Rosemarie Sanchez Sanchez
Manish Sawhney
Shelly Scott-England
Danny Singh
Rana Zia

The election results will be posted on insauga.com as they are available tonight.

Today is Election Day!

Vote for Mayor and Ward 5 Councillor (for those who live in Ward 5)

Voting locations are open from 10am to 8pm.

Don’t forget to bring your ID and your voter notification card if you received one.

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