The provincial election is a chance to have a say on who represents Ontario as Premier. You will also be voting for your Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP), who is responsible for various issues that affect everyday life such as taxes, the economy and affordability, job skills and training, public health, food security and hunger, housing, climate change, childcare, transportation, employment and much more.
Election day has officially been called for Thursday, February 27, 2025. Polling places will be open from 9:00am – 9:00pm. Vote at your assigned voting location.
To vote in an Ontario election, you must be:
Visit this page to register to vote or confirm your registration status. Confirm, update or add your information to the register by February 17 to receive a voter information card in the mail with information about when and where to vote.
Starting February 14, check out the Voter Information Service search engine provided by Elections Ontario for useful information about your electoral district, including the list of candidates, locations of advance and election day polling places, the address of your local Elections Ontario office and a map of your electoral district. You can input your postal code or electoral district and the system generates the information relevant to you.
There are four official parties: The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario, the Ontario New Democratic Party, the Ontario Liberal Party, and the Green Party of Ontario.
You can tune in on any major news outlet or the parties’ websites to hear what the party leaders have to say about the issues that impact you.
To end food insecurity and poverty, we need government to enact strong policies to tackle the systemic root causes of food insecurity through adequate social assistance, affordable housing, health care and a strong social safety net.
Together, we can show the power of community by voting in the upcoming election on Thursday February 27! Check out our full voting primer for more information.
