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Elections Ontario Elections Ontario is a non-partisan office of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Elections Ontario works under the direction of the Chief Electoral Officer.

Elections Ontario is a non-partisan agency of the Legislative Assembly responsible for administering provincial elections, by-elections and referenda. The Chief Electoral Officer is appointed under the province's Election Act, and is an independent officer of the Legislative Assembly. Chief Electoral Officer: Greg Essensa

Elections Ontario’s mission is to uphold the integrity and accessibility of the electoral process and to manage elections in an efficient, fair and impartial manner. Elections Ontario’s vision is to build modern services for Ontarians that put the needs of electors first. Content

Our social media content aims to keep Ontarians informed about the electoral process in Ontario. This includes posts about voter registration, employment opportunities, voting opportunities, and information about the events we administer. We follow accounts on Twitter that are relevant to our business. We retweet and share content from other accounts that we think our followers might find interesting. Follows, retweets or post sharing do not imply endorsements of any kind. As a non-partisan office of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, we do not respond to questions or posts that are outside of our mandate or that take a stance on political issues or matters of public policy. We moderate our Facebook account to remove comments that are inappropriate, abusive or partisan, in order for our account to act as a non-partisan source of information about the electoral process in Ontario. Elections Ontario’s Social Media Terms of Use are available on our page. Complaints

Elections Ontario does not accept formal complaints via social media. All formal complaints must be made in writing. If you would like to file a formal complaint with our office, please submit it by mail or email to the contact information below:

Mailing address: Elections Ontario, 51 Rolark Drive, Toronto, ON, M1R 3B1
Email address: [email protected]

Questions/Comments

Our social media accounts are managed by Communications staff at Elections Ontario. If you have questions or comments about Elections Ontario’s use of social media, reach out to us through one of our accounts, or contact the Media Relations team.

10/09/2026

A quick break at our headquarters goes a long way, especially when it reminds us of the little things that go behind helping uphold our democracy. 🚶‍♀️✨

10/06/2026

What’s scarier than not knowing if you're on the voters list? 🤔
…Not knowing that you can check! 👻

Find a list of accepted ID and add your information to the voters list at RegisterToVoteON.ca. You'll be ready for the next election in just a few minutes! ✅

Something spooky is coming this October... 🎃👻Not ghosts or goblins! Just some common questions about voting that might b...
10/02/2026

Something spooky is coming this October... 🎃👻

Not ghosts or goblins! Just some common questions about voting that might be haunting Ontarians.

Throughout this month, we'll be tackling different "Voting Scares" each week, answering questions about everything from getting on the voters list to the many ways you can vote.

Follow along as we turn voting mysteries into voting facts! ✨

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour the Survivors of residential schools, their families and com...
09/30/2026

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour the Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities, and remember the children who never came home. 🧡

Elections Ontario is committed to working with Indigenous communities to ensure that First Nations, Métis, and Inuit electors can fully participate in provincial elections. To make voting easier for Indigenous electors, we provide resources in Indigenous languages about voter registration and voting.

To learn more, visit: elections.on.ca/en/outreach/indigenous-electors.html

09/29/2026

This month was full of inspiring conversations about democracy, civic responsibility, and the right to vote. Here are a few highlights captured during this month that we couldn't resist sharing. 👀✨

Thanks to everyone who joined us and helped make such a success! 👋

It’s another one of those days! This cute dog wants to remind you to register to vote. 🐶
09/24/2026

It’s another one of those days! This cute dog wants to remind you to register to vote. 🐶

Accessible voting matters. 🗳️We're at the Inspiring Possibilities AGM & Conference, presented by Community Living Ontari...
09/16/2026

Accessible voting matters. 🗳️

We're at the Inspiring Possibilities AGM & Conference, presented by Community Living Ontario, until September 17. We’re connecting with leaders, advocates and community members to inform them of our voting options and accessible tools and services we offer voters for provincial elections.

To learn more about accessible voting, visit our website or check out our Accessible Voting Guide, available in large print: elections.on.ca/en/outreach/learning-about-elections.html

Democracy is more than a vote. It’s participation, representation, and making your voice heard. 🗳️Today, we celebrated t...
09/15/2026

Democracy is more than a vote. It’s participation, representation, and making your voice heard. 🗳️

Today, we celebrated the International Day of Democracy with students at Hammarskjold High School, Confederation College and Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.

Our Chief Electoral Officer spoke with students about democratic participation, civic engagement, and the important role every voter plays in shaping Ontario’s future. We were also excited to connect with high school students about the Ontario Register of Future Voters and the many ways our youth can get involved in our democracy.
A big thank you to all the students, educators and school partners who joined us today and took part in these meaningful conversations.



Confederation College

09/14/2026

Who knew democracy had a beat? 🥁🎧

Democracy is about more than elections. It’s about participation, representation, and having a voice in the decisions that shape our communities.

Whether you’re learning about democracy for the first time, preparing to vote in the future, or encouraging others to get involved, every step toward civic participation matters.

On , we’ll be speaking with students across northern Ontario, because every voice helps shape our future.

09/11/2026

The first week of school is in the books! 📚

As students settle into the new school year and begins, it’s a great time to explore opportunities to bring civic learning into the classroom.

Our curriculum resources support educators with engaging activities and lessons that help students learn about democracy, civic engagement, and why every voice matters.

It’s never too early to start planning future lessons and activities that help students become informed and engaged citizens.

To request copies of our curriculum resources or learn more, visit elections.on.ca/learning.

Address

26 Prince Andrew Place
Toronto, ON
M3C2H4

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18886688683

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