The Municipality of Central Huron utilizes the alternative voting method of Internet and Telephone Voting. 

It is important to ensure you are registered to vote in order to receive a Voter Information Letter. Visit RegisterToVoteON.ca to check the voters' list.

As the Voting Period gets closer, eligible voters will receive a Voter Information Letter in the mail via Canada Post which will include the following: 

• Instructions on how to vote using the internet or telephone
• A unique PIN allowing each voter to vote once
• Dates and hours of voting
• Contact information for assistance with voting or other inquiries. 

Should a voter a receive more than one Voter Information Letter, they must return the other letter(s) to the Municipal Office (23 Albert Street, Clinton). 

When voting, electors will be given an opportunity to review and change their vote before confirming and submitting their vote. The voting system allows voters to abstain if they wish. Following the closing of the polls on October 26, 2026, the Clerk will report the unofficial results. 

Online Voting Period

The online voting portal will be open from 9:00 AM on October 13, 2026 to 8:00 PM on October 26, 2026.

Voter Assistance Centre

A Voter Assistance Centre (VAC) will be available during the Voting Period. The Clerk's department is available throughout the election to assist with any issues that may arise and strive to provide a barrier-free election.

When visiting the VAC, election staff will need proof of your eligibility to vote. Review the list of acceptable identification before you visit.

How to Vote by Internet

To vote by Internet, you will need: 

• Access to the Internet 
• Your Voting PIN on your Voter Information Letter

How to Vote by Telephone

To vote by telephone, you will need: 

• Access to a telephone or smartphone
• Your Voting PIN on your Voter Information Letter