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How votes are cast continues to move to technology-based methods. 178 municipal governments will use internet/phone method, which is 84 more than the previous election. The use of mail-in ballots this election has dropped by 46% and likely reflects a move to a method that is safe from a postal strike. Chart 5 illustrates the predominant methods used.

 

This data set includes a list of all municipalities, by tier (Lower Tier, Separated, Single Tier and Upper Tier), size of council for the 2018-22 election year, including population (2016 Census)

The data set contains the youth population per municipality. Source: MPAC and Stats Can and 2019 FIRS.

Number of Municipalities by Population Range

Number of Municipalities by Tier

The Municipal Information & Data Analysis System (MIDAS) is a web-based tool that provides access to raw municipal Financial Information Return (FIR) schedule data for all Ontario municipalities. The FIR is the main data collection tool used by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs to collect financial and statistical information on municipalities. MIDAS converts FIR data into reports.

This dataset contains Municipal post-election data, including (but not limited to): number of voters, voter turnout (%), alternative voting methods and other municipal election statistics.

This dataset contains Municipal post-election data, including (but not limited to): number of voters, voter turnout (%), alternative voting methods and other municipal election statistics.

This dataset contains municipal post-election data, including (but not limited to): number of voters, voter turnout, voting methods and other municipal election statistics.

Publisher: Government of Ontario
Licence: Open Government Licence – Ontario