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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 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

This data file contains municipal post-election data, including (but not limited to): name of candidate that was successful in obtaining office, number of votes and other municipal election statistics.

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

Number of Members on Council (including Head of Council) for the 2022-2026 Municipal Election Year & Municipal Population (Population Source: 2021 Census Canada)

The chart illustrates the number of municipalities with different number of council seats. There is a minimum of five members of council, one of whom is the head of council. 45% or 195 of all 444 municipalities in Ontario have a council size of 5 members.