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Local News Port Moody · October 5, 2026

2026 General Local Election: What happens to my ballot after I vote?

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On October 17, 2026, the City of Port Moody is holding a general local election to elect one mayor and six councillors for City Council and two school trustees for the School District 43 Board of Education. During a municipal election year, we often receive questions from voters who wonder what happens to their ballot after they vote. Is their ballot secure? How can they be sure it’s been counted? The City of Port Moody and its Election Office are committed to election integrity – that means running an election that is accessible, fair, secure, and transparent. Read our information below to find out how ballots are collected, stored, and counted.

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