Municipal Election

• A - Nomination Form.pdf
• B - Endorsement of Nomination Form.pdf
• C - mmah-2022-candidates-guide-en-2022-03-31.pdf
• D - FOI Release.pdf
• E - Financial Statement Auditors Report Candidate Form_ 4.pdf
• F - Extenson of Campaign Period Form_6.pdf
• G - EL 19 Withdrawal of Nomination.pdf
• H - Notice of Penalties.pdf
• I - EL14 - Candidate's Declaration Proper Use of Voters List.pdf
• J - EL12 Appt. of Scrutineer by Candidate.pdf
• K - EL12(B) Oath of Secrecy Scrutineers.pdf
• L - Candidate's Letter to Financial Institutions.pdf
• M - Advance Voting Dates Locations April 23.pdf
• N - List of Roving Polls.pdf
• O - Map of Ward Boundaries.pdf
• P - AMCTO Candidates Guide to Accessible Elections.pdf
• Q - Use of Corporate Resources for Election Purposes.pdf
• R - Estimate of spending limits 2022.pdf
• S - Initial Estimate of Maximum Contributions to Own Campaign.pdf
• T - Remuneration and Benefits BL 2019-04.pdf

• Appendix A - Forms and Notices.pdf
• Appendix B - Revisions and PINs.pdf

Mayor

Candidate Ward 1 (Belleville)

Candidate Ward 2 (Thurlow)

Register to Vote

Your name must be on the Voter’s List in order to cast a ballot.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) provides the preliminary Voter’s List to the City of Belleville before the election. Not sure if you’re on the Voter’s List? Check and update your municipal voter information at voterlookup.ca.

You should check the Voter’s List to ensure that your name, address and school support designation are listed correctly.

Who can Vote

You can vote in the 2022 Belleville municipal election if you are:

• a Canadian citizen; and
• 18 years of age or older; and
• a resident of the City of Belleville; or
• a non-resident who is, or whose spouse is, an owner or tenant of land in the City of Belleville; and
• not prohibited from voting 

Note: You may only vote once, no matter how many properties you own or rent in the City of Belleville.

How to Vote

When to Vote

Where to Vote

Which Ward do I Vote in

Where can I get help if needed using the online/telephone Voting systems

Is online and telephone Voting secure

Yes;

• Voting online is secure and reliable
• Ballots are rigorously checked for validity before being accepted
• Safeguards are in place to ensure that each voter can only vote once
• Communication between the voter’s computer and the website are encrypted and protected
• Servers are continually tested to ensure security standards are met

 2018 Election

2018 Certified Election Results

2018 Financial Statement - Mayor

2018 Financial Statements - Councillor Candidates Ward 1 (Belleville)

2018 Financial Statements - Councillor Candidates Ward 2 (Thurlow)

School Board Trustees - Public

School Board Trustees - Separate

School Board Trustees - French Separate

School Board Trustees - French Public