Apply to be an election worker for the 2026 Quinte West municipal election
The City of Quinte West is hiring paid election workers for the 2026 municipal election, happening Oct. 26, 2026. Election
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The candidate nomination period begins May 1, 2026. Find information about who can run, the nomination and campaign process, and more.
Find the list of registered candidates, including contact information, for the 2026 municipal election.
Find information about voter eligibility, how to register to vote and how you can vote this October.
Check, update or add your information to the voters’ list for municipal, provincial and school board elections.
Apply to be a paid election worker for the 2026 Quinte West municipal election.
Watch our video by the City Clerk with important information for potential candidates.
To view the results of the 2018 Municipal Election, click here.
Please note that the City does not facilitate candidate campaigns, meetings or debates. It is our responsibility to work to ensure the integrity of the voting process including remaining impartial as to the slate of candidates.
Traditionally, business organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce or DBIA and other community groups coordinate and facilitate debate evenings or town-hall style meetings for nominees to participate in. These events are usually advertised in local media and residents are encouraged to visit their websites for further information.
The City of Quinte West is hiring paid election workers for the 2026 municipal election, happening Oct. 26, 2026. Election
Are you planning on attending a Quinte West event this summer? Members of the Quinte West election team will be
The City of Belleville, the City of Quinte West and the County of Prince Edward are inviting prospective candidates and
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