Elections

Municipal and School Board Elections

The most recent Municipal and School Board Election was held on Monday, October 26th, 2026.
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2026 Municipal Election

Official Results
2026 Municipal Election
Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley

Below are the Official Election Results from the 2026 Municipal Election.

Office of Mayor

Candidate	Votes	Result
OOSTERHOF, Henry	1,978	ELECTED
SMITH, Rob	1,481

Office of Councillor

Candidate	Votes	Result
BRAYTON, Earl	1,578	ELECTED
DOWNEY, Dan	2,203	ELECTED
HERON, Don	1,243
KINCH, Leanne	2,142	ELECTED
KNAPP, Lawrence	1,949	ELECTED
RENAUD, Eleanor Leacock	1,797	ELECTED
SALMON, Paul William	1,163
THOMPSON, Clint	1,060
WOOLLEY, Cam	1,550	ELECTED

English Public School Board Trustee

Candidate	Votes	Result
BUCZYNSKI, Christopher	786
MCALLISTER, John	1,708	EK RESULTS

French Public School Board Trustee

Candidate	Votes	Result
MOHAMED, Anab Yussuf	3
ROBERT, Patrick	11	EK RESULTS

French Separate School Board Trustee

Candidate	Result
BURNS, Diane	ACCLAIMED

English Separate School Board Trustee

Candidate	Result
LATON, Brent	ACCLAIMED

Official Results - Certified EL08 Form

Final official results are certified by the Returning Officer in accordance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1996.

Voters List: Are You On It?

If you are a resident, owner or tenant of property in the Township, a Canadian citizen, and at least 18 years of age on Election Day, you may be eligible to vote. It is the responsibility of each elector to ensure their voter information is accurate and up to date. Municipal elections use a different voters' list than provincial or federal elections.

To confirm whether you are on the voters' list or to update your voter information, please contact the Township Office at 613-345-7480 ext. 219 or visit the Municipal Office at 6544 New Dublin Road, Addison, during regular business hours.

How To Vote

The Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley offers three methods of voting in municipal elections:

Internet Voting	Telephone Voting	Paper Ballot Voting
Vote online using the unique PIN provided in your Voter Information Letter.	Vote by telephone using the same PIN provided in your Voter Information Letter.	Vote by paper ballot at an advance poll or on Election Day. Paper ballots are counted using electronic vote tabulators.

Please note: Paper ballots are not mailed to electors. Voters who wish to vote by paper ballot must attend an advance voting location or their designated polling station on Election Day.

Policies

This section will include links for view various policies and procedures as a PDF document. Documents will be added as they become available.