2026 Brampton Municipal Election
Plan your
vote.
Jot Dhaliwal · Candidate for Peel District School Board Trustee
Brampton Wards 3 & 4
Voting Day
Monday, October 26, 2026
10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Advance voting
Choose a date that works for you.
Eligible Brampton voters can vote at any advance voting location in the city. Check the City’s site for locations and updates.
Before you vote
Check your details with the City.
Confirm your name, address, ward and voting location. Not receiving a voter notice does not by itself determine eligibility; the City can explain how to check or update your record.
Voting information, tools and locations can change. Confirm your voting details directly with the City of Brampton.
Official Brampton Votes informationAdvance voting locations
City-wide locations
Locations vary by voting date. Always confirm the location list with the City before travelling.
See the City’s published advance voting locations
Brampton City Hall · 2 Wellington St W
Century Gardens Recreation Centre · 340 Vodden St E
Cassie Campbell Community Centre · 1050 Sandalwood Pkwy W
Greenbriar Recreation Centre · 1100 Central Park Dr
Gore Meadows Community Centre · 10150 The Gore Rd
Brampton Soccer Centre · 1495 Sandalwood Pkwy E
Cassie Campbell Community Centre · 1050 Sandalwood Pkwy W
Century Gardens Recreation Centre · 340 Vodden St E
Earnscliffe Recreation Centre · 44 Eastbourne Dr
Greenbriar Recreation Centre · 1100 Central Park Dr
Gore Meadows Community Centre · 10150 The Gore Rd
Jim Archdekin Recreation Centre · 292 Conestoga Dr
McClure Public School · 50 Parity Rd
Susan Fennell Sportsplex · 500 Ray Lawson Blvd
Accessible voting
Home Voting Service
The Home Voting Service is scheduled for October 13–15, 2026, for eligible voters who are homebound due to illness, injury or disability. Applications are due by October 8, 2026 at 4:30 p.m.; the City currently lists up to 100 appointments. Confirm current dates, eligibility and availability with the City.
Visit Official Home Voting InformationVoting by proxy
Need someone to vote on your behalf?
An eligible Brampton elector who cannot vote personally may be able to appoint another eligible Brampton voter as a proxy. The City explains the process and applicable deadlines.
Official Proxy Voting InstructionsWho can vote?
Check your eligibility with the City.
Municipal eligibility generally requires Canadian citizenship, being at least 18 on Voting Day, qualifying as an elector in Brampton and not being legally prohibited from voting. The City provides the complete eligibility information.
Official voter eligibilityVoting for PDSB Trustee
English Public · Wards 3 & 4
Jot Dhaliwal is running for the English Public Peel District School Board trustee position for Wards 3 & 4. Your school-board support is recorded in your voter information. Check the City’s tool if you need to confirm or update it.
English Public is the default school-board support unless a voter has taken steps to support a different board. Check your record with the City if you are unsure.
Check official school-board voting eligibilityKnow your area
Brampton Wards 3 & 4
Use the City’s address-based tool to check your ward and voting location. This campaign site does not collect or store your home address.
Check my ward / voting locationVoteForJot.ca is a candidate campaign website, not the official City of Brampton election website. Always confirm current procedures, locations and eligibility with election administrators.
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