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We create handbooks, conversation guides, and posters that make it easy to learn and share about the election, helping you feel more confident about getting involved.
Share your story and have
your voice heard in the municipal
elections on October 26th.
Voice the Vote helps you use your voice, cast your vote, and shape your community in the municipal election on October 26th, 2026.
Your municipal government makes choices that impact your housing, transit, parks, roads, community safety, and much more. While municipal elections are often overlooked, they hold the power to shape our daily lives.
Through community events, grassroots micro-grants, leadership training, and educational resources, Voice the Vote invites you to get informed, get involved, and make your voice heard.
Voice the Vote is powered by The Democratic Engagement Exchange at TMU and United Way Greater Toronto, working with people and partners across Peel Region, Toronto, and York Region.
We create handbooks, conversation guides, and posters that make it easy to learn and share about the election, helping you feel more confident about getting involved.
We give local leaders the skills and support to strengthen their community's voices in this election and beyond, and to learn about where, ways and when to vote.
Learn more →We organize community events for you to share what matters most ahead of the election, with the people you live, work, and play with.
We share your stories and priorities through media and social media and ensure voices that are often overlooked are heard this election.
We support creative, non-partisan initiatives that strengthen local democracy and encourage voter participation through micro-grants.
Learn more →Alongside our incredible community partners and co-organizers, Voice the Vote is bringing community events to your neighbourhood. Here are some of the events we’ve run together so far across Peel Region, Toronto, and York Region. Keep an eye out for when a Voice the Vote event comes to your neighbourhood!

Location: The Alderlea, Brampton
Date: April 9th, 2026
Powered By: The Metamorphosis Network
20 community voices shared the local issues that matter to them and their community in Brampton, Caledon, and Mississauga.

Location: Toronto Public Library
Date: April 13th, 2026
Powered By: Social Planning Toronto
50 community voices shared the local issues that matter to them and their community in Toronto.

Location: Richmond Hill Public Library
Date: May 29th, 2026
Powered By: Ontario for All
20 community voices shared the local issues that matter to them and their community in Aurora, East Gwillimbury, Georgina, King, Markham, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, and Whitchurch-Stouffville.
We want to hear your stories about the issues that impact your daily life, so that what you care about is heard in the upcoming elections. Learn about our upcoming events, trainings, and resources and join the conversation.