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The results presented are for information purposes only and are subject to change until officially announced by the returning officer.
Where to vote?
To find out where you can vote and check your electoral roll, visit the link below.
Your polling place may have changed. Check before you go.
Accepted identity documents
On voting day, you must present only one of the following items:
- Health insurance card
- Driver’s license (SAAQ)
- Canadian passport
- Certificate of Indian Status
- Canadian Armed Forces Map
Dear citizens of Brossard,
Every four years, we have a rendezvous with municipal democracy. On November 2, 2025, you will be invited to elect those who will represent each of the 12 districts of our city for the next four years.
At Brossard, we firmly believe that voting is deciding. Decide on the future of our services, our parks, our infrastructure and, more broadly, the quality of life in our community.
My role as electoral officer is to ensure that this process is carried out in accordance with the strictest rules of democracy. The municipal election is organized by an independent, impartial and transparent body, whose mission is simple but essential: to enable you to vote easily and confidently, to make your voice heard.
To achieve this objective, a number of measures have been put in place:
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- polling stations throughout the country,
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- universally accessible polling stations,
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- multiple advance voting days,
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- mobile polling stations for those unable to travel.
But beyond organization, it’s by exercising your right to vote that democracy can truly exist. It’s through your actions that we bring our municipal council to life, and together we define Brossard’s vision for the coming years.
I therefore invite you to take an active part in this election, to inform yourself and above all to exercise your right to vote. Because in Brossard, voting means deciding.
Joanne Skelling
President of election – Ville de Brossard
Free transportation on election day!
On November 2, the day of the municipal elections, RTL’s regular and paratransit services will be offered free of charge to all those travelling within the agglomeration.
This initiative, authorized by theAutorité régionale de transport métropolitain (ARTM), aims to make it easier for you to get to your polling station and support democratic participation.
Who can vote?
Voting in Brossard is easy! You must :
- Be registered on the electoral roll ;
- Must be 18 years of age or older on November 2;
- Be a Canadian citizen ;
- Live in Brossard on November 2, 2025 and;
- Reside in Quebec for at least 6 months;
- Must not have lost the right to vote due to guardianship;
- Not be legally disqualified from voting.
Even if you meet all these conditions, you won’t be able to vote if your name isn’t on the electoral roll.
You can also vote if :
- You have been the sole owner of a building in Brossard for at least 45 days (September 18, 2025).
- You have been the sole occupant of a business premises in Brossard for at least 45 days .
- You are a co-owner or co-occupier → in this case, only one vote per address (you must designate one person).
Useful forms :
Are you unable to get out to vote because of your state of health? Do you live in a private seniors’ residence or a residential and care center? Mobile polling stations are available for you.
Scheduled dates
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- Monday, October 27, 2025
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- Tuesday, October 28, 2025
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- Wednesday, October 29, 2025
These votes are held according to the schedule set by the election chairperson.
Who can apply?
You must be registered on the electoral roll and :
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- Be unable to travel for health reasons (or be a caregiver living at the same address);
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- Reside in a recognized nursing home or private residence for seniors on the Brossard territory.
How do I apply?
The request may be made in writing or verbally no later than Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
Contact information for the electoral officer’s office :
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- Telephone: 450 923-6322
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- E-mail: [email protected]
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- In person: City Hall – 2001, boulevard de Rome, Brossard, QC, J4W 3K5
A form is available to help you make your request.
Important dates
Advance voting will take place on Saturday, October 25 and Sunday, October 26. Voting day is scheduled for Sunday, November 2. For all the important dates concerning municipal elections, please consult the information below.
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- Election period begins
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- Period for filing nomination papers begins
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Friday, October 3rd
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4:30 pm: End of application period.
Thursday, October 16
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10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: Board of revisors (electoral roll registration, deletion or correction).
Friday, October 17
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10 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Board of revisors (electoral roll registration, deletion or correction).
Saturday, October 18
- 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.: Board of revisors (electoral roll registration, deletion or correction).
🗳️Vendredi October 24
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12 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Voting at the returning officer’s office at theCentre socioculturel Alphonse-Lepage
🗳️Samedi October 25
- 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Advance voting.
- Find your polling place
🗳️Dimanche October 26
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12 p.m. to 8 p.m.: Advance voting.
🗳️Dimanche November 2
- 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.: polling day.
- Find your polling place
Official documents
- List of official agents, deputies and preliminary election expense limits for municipal elections
- List of official agents, deputies and final election expense limits for municipal elections
Frequently asked questions
FAQ – Electoral list
There are two categories:
- Persons domiciled in Brossard (principal residence).
- Non-domiciled persons who own or co-own a building or occupy or co-occupy a place of business in Brossard.
Check your electoral roll and polling place on the dedicated platform.
For questions or assistance, please contact the Office of the President of Elections :
- Telephone: 450 923-6322
- E-mail: [email protected]
Yes. To vote, you must be domiciled in Brossard on November 2 and in Québec for at least 6 months on election day, and be registered on the electoral list.
Yes. Anyone who has reached the age of 18 on polling day is entitled to vote if they are registered on the electoral roll.
Check your electoral roll and polling place on the dedicated platform.
FAQ – Voting locations
Not necessarily. Check your polling place before you go.
Use the search tool available from your address.
FAQ – Voting procedures
No. Absentee voting is not planned for the 2025 municipal elections in Brossard.
No. Electronic Internet voting is not available.
You can vote in advance on Saturday, October 25, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sunday, October 26, 2025, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the location indicated on your electoral card or via the search tool.
You can apply to vote at home if you have reduced mobility or are unable to move about for health reasons.
If you are eligible for this service, election officers will come to your home so you can exercise your right to vote.
Your caregiver may also be able to vote at the same time if he or she is registered in the same polling subdivision as you on the list of electors. Contact your returning officer for more information.
FAQ – Electoral districts
Since 2024, Brossard has had 12 electoral districts.
Enter your address in the online search tool to find out your voting district and location.
Brossard in brief
- Population: approx. 96,450 (2024).
- New districts: under by-law REG-478, adopted on May 28, 2024, Brossard now has 12 electoral districts (instead of 10).
- Municipal Council: composed of the mayor and 12 councillors, one from each district.
- Approximately 63,458 people will be eligible to vote in Brossard in 2025.
- Average distribution: each district has around 5,288 voters.
- Election day: on November 2, 2025, results will be broadcast in real time on this site as soon as polling stations close.
- Swearing-in: the mayor and councillors will officially take office after being sworn in.
- Term of office: their mandate runs until the next municipal election, scheduled in 4 years’ time.
- Independent process: the municipal election is organized by an independent, impartial and transparent body, to guarantee neutrality and trust for all.
I haven’t found my answer. What to do?
Contact the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer :
- Telephone: 450 923-6322
- Address: [email protected]
- In person: City Hall – 2001, boulevard de Rome, Brossard, QC, J4W 3K5