MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE

BEFORE YOU GO

What to bring. Where to go.

You need identification showing your name and your qualifying London address. A driver’s licence does both. If your licence shows an older address, bring something current instead — a utility bill, a bank statement, a lease, a tax assessment or a government cheque stub all work, and the Province publishes the full list.

You do not need a voter information card to vote, and you can still vote if you are not on the list — you will be added at the poll once you have shown your ID. If a card did arrive in the post, bring it; it makes the desk faster.

Your Election Day voting location depends on your address, and the City assigns it. On October 26, vote only at your assigned location. The City’s voter information tool confirms your voters’ list status and where to vote.

If getting to a poll is difficult — mobility, work hours, no ride — the City’s elections office can explain accessible voting and proxy voting. This campaign can point you to the City election office and official voting information.

WARD BOUNDARIES

Your Ward May Have Changed

London’s ward boundaries changed for 2026. Check your current ward instead of relying on what it was in 2022.