If given the option, would you vote online for the 2026 municipal election?
WOODSTOCK - It will be a municipal election to remember for the City of Woodstock.
The Friendly City will have a hybrid election for the very first time. This means residents will be able to cast their ballot online or in person.
City Council made the decision with a 4-3 vote back in January 2025. In the report from staff, the pros of a hybrid election included the potential for a higher voter turnout, while still offering a familiar voting experience. The cons included the potential for cyber security risks and technical issues.
Woodstonians who wish to vote online this fall, must make sure their accurate information is on the official voters list by September 15th. Returning officer Jeff Bunn says a notification letter will be sent out everyone and it will have a pin code that will allow you to vote online.
The municipal election is scheduled for October 26th.
The latest Heart FM News Poll asks, would you vote online for the 2026 municipal election if you had the option?
Also, you can find the results from our last poll below:

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