Option 1: Online during Voting Days
October 14 from 10 AM to October 24 at 8 PM EDT
- Vote anywhere, anytime from a computer, tablet or smartphone
- Vote on a secure computer at any Markham Public Library branch during operating hours
Ways to Vote
Choose the option that works best for you
Option 2: Paper ballot during Early Voting Days
October 20, 21 & 22 from 10 AM to 8 PM EDT
- Vote in person at any Voting Place in Markham
Option 3: In-person touchscreen on Final Voting Day
Monday, October 24
- Vote on a touchscreen at any Voting Place across Markham from 10 AM to 8 PM EDT
- You can also vote:
- Anywhere on a computer, tablet or smartphone
- On a secure computer at any Markham Public Library branch during operating hours
Option 4: Elections Markham Returning Office
October 14 to 22 from 10 AM to 8 PM EDT
- Vote in person by paper ballot at the Markham Civic Centre
How do I vote online?
Online voting is quick, easy, and the most accessible way to vote in Markham. All you need is a computer (or tablet or smartphone), internet access and your Voter Information Letter.
View our How to Vote Online and Vote with Confidence resources
Where can I vote in person?
You can vote at any Voting Place in Markham. You do not have an assigned polling station. View list of Voting Places.
Do I need to bring ID with me if I vote in person?
If you're voting in person at a Voting Place, remember to bring IDs to show election workers who you are. Find out what IDs you need to bring.
Can I vote by proxy?
Given the availability of online voting during the 250-hour voting period, proxy voting will not be available during the 2022 Markham Municipal Election.
Can I vote more than once if I own multiple properties in Markham?
No. You can only vote once in a municipal election and you must vote in the ward where you live.
Can I vote in more than one municipality if I own multiple properties in different municipalities?
Yes. You can vote in any municipality where you are the owner, tenant or spouse of an owner or tenant of land in that municipality – but only once per municipality.
Can I take a selfie with my ballot?
We love that you're excited about voting! So are we. However, taking a picture of a completed ballot (yours or anyone else’s) is a violation of the Municipal Elections Act, 1996, because it violates the secrecy of the vote. It is also a violation of the Act to publish a photo on your social media channels or elsewhere of a completed ballot.
Elections Markham
Markham Civic Centre
101 Town Centre Boulevard
Markham, Ontario, L3R 9W3
905.477.7000 x8683 (VOTE)
vote@markham.ca