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Elections
Municipal elections in Ontario are held every four years on the fourth Monday of October. The most recent vote was held Oct. 25, 2010. The next vote will be held in October 2014.
In Waterloo Region, residents are asked to vote for one or more Regional Councillors and for the Regional Chair.
For information on any of the following topics, click on the link:
- 2010 List of Candidates and Campaign Expenditures
- Municipal Elections Compliance Audit Committee
- Regional Councillor Responsibilities
- Past Results
Fluoride question on the 2010 ballot
In the 2010 municipal election, there was a question on the ballot regarding fluoridation of water. The question read:
"Should the Region of Waterloo fluoridate your municipal water
Yes or No"
Click here for a list of Registrants and Expenditures.
For further information please contact the Deputy Clerk, at 519-575-4410.
If this website does not answer your questions about the election process, please visit the Ministry of Municipal Affairs website, or contact the ministry at 1-800-265-4736.
