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Oakville Election 2026

Oakville election results 2026

Results for Mayor, the fourteen ward council seats and school board trustees in Oakville's October 26, 2026 municipal election, as the Town Clerk publishes them.

Wards
7
Council seats
14
Mayoral candidates
5

Elected October 26, 2026. Figures are the Town Clerk's.

Awaiting results.

Polls close at 8 p.m. on October 26, 2026. Results will appear here as the Town Clerk publishes them, labelled unofficial until the Clerk declares them official. No count, projection or winner is shown before then.


Town-wide

Mayor of Oakville

Awaiting results. 5 certified candidates — see the mayoral race.


Ward councillors

Results by ward

Each of Oakville’s seven wards elects a Town and Regional Councillor and a Town Councillor.


Ward 1

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 5 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Jonathan McNeice — acclaimed; no vote was held for this seat.


Ward 2

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Awaiting results · 4 candidates


Ward 3

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 2 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Janet Haslett-Theall — acclaimed; no vote was held for this seat.


Ward 4

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Awaiting results · 6 candidates


Ward 5

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 6 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Awaiting results · 3 candidates


Ward 6

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Tom Adams — acclaimed; no vote was held for this seat.


Ward 7

Town Councillor

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Town and Regional Councillor

Awaiting results · 5 candidates


School boards

School board trustees

Which trustee seat a voter chooses depends on their ward and school-support designation. See every trustee race.

Halton District School Board — Wards 1 & 2

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Halton District School Board — Wards 3 & 6

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Halton District School Board — Ward 4

Awaiting results · 4 candidates

Halton District School Board — Wards 5 & 7

Awaiting results · 6 candidates

Halton Catholic District School Board — Wards 1, 2 & 3

Awaiting results · 3 candidates

Halton Catholic District School Board — Wards 4 & 7

Chris Saunders — acclaimed; no vote was held for this seat.

Halton Catholic District School Board — Wards 5 & 6

Awaiting results · 2 candidates

Conseil scolaire Viamonde (French public) — Oakville

Sonia Macaluso — acclaimed; no vote was held for this seat.

Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir (French Catholic) — Oakville

Diane Courchesne — acclaimed; no vote was held for this seat.


Questions

About the results

When will Oakville’s results be known?
Voting closes at 8 p.m. on October 26, 2026. Ontario’s 2026 voters’ guide says many municipalities report unofficial results on election night, and that results are not official until the clerk declares them, usually a few days after voting day. In 2022, Oakville’s Clerk released the official results three days after the vote.
What is the difference between unofficial and official results?
Unofficial results are the count as first reported. They become official only when the Town Clerk makes the declaration. This page uses the Clerk’s own label for every figure.
Can there be a recount?
The Province’s 2026 candidates’ guide says the Municipal Elections Act requires an automatic recount when votes are tied, held within 15 days of the Clerk’s declaration; if the recount is still tied, the Clerk chooses the winner by lot. A council or school board may also have adopted its own automatic-recount policy, and may order a recount within 30 days of the declaration; an eligible elector can apply to the Superior Court of Justice within the same period.
When does the new council take office?
The 2026–2030 term of municipal councils and school boards runs from November 15, 2026 to November 14, 2030, according to the Province’s 2026 candidates’ guide.
Why are some seats not on the ballot?
A candidate who is the only one nominated for a seat is acclaimed — elected without a vote. Acclaimed seats are listed above without vote counts.
Who do I contact about the results?
The Town Clerk’s office runs the election: elections@oakville.ca, 905-815-6015.

OakvilleIQ does not endorse, recommend, rank or score candidates. Every candidate in the same race is presented under the same structure. How we cover the election.

Sources

Last verified . Voting details can change; confirm with the Town of Oakville before you vote.