With election day approaching, residents still have an opportunity to make their voices heard
Only 1,343 residents have cast ballots in Brockville’s 2026 municipal and school board election, raising questions about voter participation with less than a week remaining.
As of 9 a.m. on today, the 1,343 ballots represented 6.7 per cent of the city’s 20,156 eligible voters, according to the latest turnout update from the City of Brockville.
Voting remains open until Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m., giving residents several more days to choose their municipal and school board representatives.
The city is tracking participation throughout the voting period and comparing the current turnout with figures from the 2022 and 2018 municipal elections.
Residents can find voting locations, hours, candidate information and other election resources on the city’s website at brockville.com/elections.
Anyone who needs help voting or has questions about the election can contact the Election Office at 613-342-8772, extension 4444.
With election day approaching, residents still have an opportunity to make their voices heard.
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