Toronto Mayoral Election
rESOURCES TO eNGAGE YOUR COMMUNITY
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On-Line Workshops
Let’s make sure your communities voice is heard this election!
Access our free workshop with Social Planning Toronto and Ontario For All to learn about the tools and resources available to engage your community. Hear from community partners about what has worked for them.
Vote PopUp Toolkit
Info Sheets, Ballot Box, Ballots, STICKERS, Posters!
Voting in municipal elections is easy for most people. The challenge is that first time and infrequent voters don’t know it.
This free toolkit gives you everything you need to demystify the voting process and engage your community.
Election Handbook
Everything voters need to know to feel confident participating in the Toronto mayoral election.
Written in plain language, and centered on the interests and motivations of community members, the colourful and inspiring handbook is designed to be distributed to community members and can be displayed in lobbies, student centres, libraries, etc. It can be distributed during community programs and shared with anyone who has questions about the election.
Voting has never been this easy.
For more great resources
Visit Social Planning Toronto to access information such as Issue Fact Sheets, Speaker Roster and Voter Engagement Grants.
Visit Ontario For All to access their Mayoral By-Election Resources to engage during upcoming debates, including the upcoming May 31st debate, hosted by the Democratic Engagement Exchange and Toronto Metropolitan University, in partnership with the Toronto Star and United Way. For more information on the May 31st debate, click here.
Visit the Toronto Star and The Local for additional resources and election coverage.
For all your questions about polling locations, accessible voting options and a list of all the candidates running for mayor visit the City of Toronto Election Office.