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Brampton Municipal Election 2026

Marcus Ocampo

Regional CouncillorWards 2 & 6

Two councils, one bill, and somebody has to read it.

A regional councillor sits on the council that sets the water rate, the police budget and the waste contract. Most residents never hear how that vote went. You will hear how mine went.

68Days

Voting dayMonday, October 26, 2026

Seat
Regional Councillor
Wards
Wards 2 and 6
Term
2026 to 2030
This page
Demonstration
How to vote

The ward

Wards 2 & 6

The part of Brampton this seat represents.

Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Brampton Library, Springdale branch
Brampton Library, Springdale branch
Komagata Maru Park
Komagata Maru Park

Priorities

What this campaign is about

What this campaign is committing to, and what each one would change. Every one of them is about how this office works, not about who you voted for last time.

01 The water bill, itemised

The Region sets the rate and the City takes the phone call. Every increase gets explained in writing, in the language the bill is read in.

02 Two councils, one explanation

Regional and City decisions land on the same household. This office says which one made the call, and why, without making you work it out.

03 Every vote on the record

How this seat voted, published after each meeting, with the reasoning attached.

04 An answer within the week

Every message to this office gets a real reply within five working days, including the ones that need a no.

Voting

How to vote in Wards 2 & 6

The date does not move. Everything else here is what to check before it.

Monday, October 26, 2026 Polls are open 10am to 8pm.
On the ballot
Regional Councillor, Wards 2 & 6. You also elect a Mayor, a Regional Councillor and a school board trustee.
Voters' list
The City runs the municipal voters' list. brampton.ca/election

Advance voting dates and hours are not published by the City yet. They appear here when they are.

Get involved

Three things a supporter can do

None of these take more than a minute, and all of them help more than they look like they would.

Request a lawn sign

One on your lawn is the cheapest advertising a campaign has, and your street sees it every day until the vote.

Volunteer

An hour at a door, on a phone, or at a polling station on voting day. Say what you can do and when.

Contact the campaign

A question, something happening on your street, or something this office should know about your area.