Below are all the positions up for election in Waterloo Region, and the people who are running for them. For additional information (including news stories, upcoming events, and all-candidate meeting recordings) please visit the specific page for your ward.
The Regional Chair sits on regional council.
The region deals with such issues as garbage collection, police services, and public transit. Read more on the Municipal Government Overview page.
Regional Councillors sit on regional council to provide extra representation for the cities, in addition to the mayor of that city.
The region deals with such issues as garbage collection, police services, and public transit. Read more on the Municipal Government Overview page.
(Elect 4; vote for up to 4)
Regional Councillors sit on regional council to provide extra representation for the cities, in addition to the mayor of that city.
The region deals with such issues as garbage collection, police services, and public transit. Read more on the Municipal Government Overview page.
(Elect 2; vote for up to 2)
Regional Councillors sit on regional council to provide extra representation for the cities, in addition to the mayor of that city.
The region deals with such issues as garbage collection, police services, and public transit. Read more on the Municipal Government Overview page.
(Elect 2; vote for up to 2)
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(This position is acclaimed.)
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(This position is acclaimed.)
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your city council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(Elect 2; vote for up to 2)
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(This position is acclaimed.)
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(This position is acclaimed.)
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
The mayor is the head of your local municipality (city or township) and sits on that council. The mayor also sits on Regional Council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(Elect 2; vote for up to 2)
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
Your ward councillor sits on your township council.
Local municipalities deal with issues such as public parks, fire departments, and building inspections. Read more on the Muncipal Government Overview page.
(Elect 2; vote for up to 2)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
(Elect 3; vote for up to 3)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
(Elect 4; vote for up to 4)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
(Elect 3; vote for up to 3)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
(Elect 2; vote for up to 2)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
(Elect 4; vote for up to 4)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
(Elect 3; vote for up to 3)
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
School Board Trustees set policies for their school board, provide oversight of the board’s Director of Education, and serve as community advocates for education.
There are four school boards in Waterloo Region. You will vote for trustees in one board. Learn more on the School Trustee information page.
