Municipal Election

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

Request a copy of the Candidates Guide 2022 and List of Appendices

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

Request a copy of the Alternative Voting Method Procedure Manual and Accompanying Appendices.

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

Elections Ontario has launched the Register to Vote website. Electors can use Register to Vote to update, add or confirm their information for provincial, municipal and DSSAB elections in Ontario. 

You can use Register to Vote to confirm, update add or remove your information from the Register if you:

• have changed your name or address
• own or rent a new property
• no longer own or rent a property
• want to remove your information
• want to remove the information of a deceased person

You will need to provide one piece of ID and other required documentation

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

You can vote in the 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.

The City of Belleville's most recent municipal election was only by telephone and online, with no paper ballots or tabulators. You will be able to vote with ease from your personal devices; computer, smartphone or tablet. Public computers will also available for use at the Belleville Public Library where there is also free Wi-fi.

You can find the ward you live and Vote in by checking our ward map. This information determines which councillor’s you can vote for. This has no impact on where you will vote since all voting will be done online.

Detailed instructions on how to use the online and telephone voting systems will be available in September. City staff will also be available to voters who require assistance.

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