Today is the Final Voting Day for the 2025 Markham Ward 7 By-Election

MARKHAM, ON – September 29, 2025 – It’s Final Voting Day in the 2025 Markham Ward 7 By-Election. Eligible voters can cast their ballot from 10 AM until 8 PM today at any of the following locations: 

• Aaniin Community Centre, 5665 14th Avenue 
• Rouge River Community Centre, 120 Rouge Bank Drive 
• Armadale Public School, 11 Coppard Avenue
• Boxwood Public School, 30 Boxwood Crescent
• Cedarwood Public School, 399 Elson Street
• Markham Gateway Public School, 30 Fonda Road 

Once every voter has finished voting, Elections Markham will begin preparing the election results. Results will be posted at ElectionsMarkham.ca/results after voting closes and all the ballots are counted.  

 A person can vote in this by-election if they are:  

• At least 18 years old by final voting day (September 29);  
• A Canadian citizen; and, 
• A resident, landowner or tenant of Markham’s Ward 7 (or the spouse of one).

Eligible voters may only vote once, regardless of how many properties they may own or rent in the ward.   

A voter information letter is not needed to vote in this by-election, but it helps make the voting process faster and easier. Eligible Ward 7 voters who don’t receive a voter information letter can still vote by visiting a voting place and presenting acceptable ID showing their name and qualifying Ward 7 address. Checking, updating or adding their information ahead of time at ElectionsMarkham.ca/Register will make voting easier.  

Even if a voter receives a voter information letter, they are still required to show ID when they go to vote. Here’s a list of IDs that can be used to vote. 

Visit ElectionsMarkham.ca for the latest and most reliable information about the 2025 Markham Ward 7 By-Election. 

Quote: 

• “Today is Final Voting Day in Markham. Voters can cast their ballot at any voting place in Ward 7 until 8 PM. I encourage all voters who haven’t cast a ballot yet to have their say in the 2025 Markham Ward 7 By-Election. Help shape local democracy and the future of our vibrant community.” - Kimberley Kitteringham, City Clerk/Chief Election Official, Elections Markham 

Related links: 

• Find out which ward you live in. Try our Voter Information Tool! 
• Voting places and hours
• Ways to vote
• List of candidates 

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All media inquiries for Elections Markham: 
media@markham.ca  

About Elections Markham:  Elections Markham is an independent, non-partisan division of the City of Markham responsible for administering municipal and school board elections, by-elections and referenda in Markham.

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