Voters

On October 17, eligible electors will vote to elect 1 mayor, 6 councillors, and 7 school trustees. Once elected, these officials will serve a four-year term from November 2026 to November 2030.
Delta Votes. Your Voice. Your Choice.

Voting Opportunities

Eligible electors may vote in person during an advance voting opportunity or on General Voting Day or choose to vote by mail. 

Who is eligible to vote?

To be eligible to vote as a resident elector or non-resident property elector in the City of Delta, you must meet the following requirements at the time of voting:

Voter registration

The City of Delta uses the provincial voters list from Elections BC to create the Delta list of registered electors. If your name is on the provincial voters list, you will receive a voter information card mailed to the address on the list in September. Bring your voter information card and one piece of identification to make your voting experience easy and convenient.

If you do not receive a voter card, you may still be eligible to vote. Eligible voters can register when voting at an advance voting opportunity, on General Voting Day, or with their mail ballot application if voting by mail.

To register at the time of voting, you will need two pieces of identification. Together, they must show your:

  • Name on both pieces
  • Address on at least 1 piece
  • Signature on at least 1 piece

Am I on the Delta Voters List?

Check your voter registration and find your designated voting location.

Check my voter information

Once you’ve confirmed that you’re on the Voters List, select “Where do I Vote?” to view your designated voting location.

If you are on the Voters List, a voter information card will be mailed to you. If you are not on the Voters List, you may register at the time of voting.

Tsawwassen First Nation

Tsawwassen First Nation residents and non-resident property electors are eligible to vote for the office of School Trustee only for the Delta Board of Education. Tsawwassen First Nation is not within the boundaries of the City of Delta; therefore, residents of Tsawwassen First Nation are not eligible to vote for the office of Mayor and office of Councillor. 

Voting Locations and Divisions

Your designated voting location for General Voting Day is based on where you live. Use the Check my voter information tool above to confirm that you are on the Voters List and find your designated voting location for General Voting Day.

View the Voting Locations Maps and Division Maps to see voting division boundaries and the location of voting places in each division.

LadnerVoting LocationsDivision Map
North DeltaVoting LocationsDivision Map
TsawwassenVoting LocationsDivision Map
Tsawwassen First NationVoting LocationsDivision Map

 

Accessible voting

To help ensure everyone can participate in the voting process, the following accessible voting options are available at all voting locations:
  • Curbside voting: If you cannot enter the voting location, call the Elections Office at 
    604-952-3481 when you arrive at the voting location.
  • Bring a family member or friend to assist with reading or marking your ballot. The individual must make a solemn declaration to assist you faithfully and impartially.
We strive to provide accessible voting locations for all voters, including those who use wheelchairs, walkers, or mobility scooters. 
 
Translation
If you need help with translation, you may bring a family member from your household who will translate for you when you vote. The individual must make a solemn declaration to faithfully and impartially assist you.
 
Some election officials may also speak a second language and may be able to provide assistance. If you require language assistance when voting, you may ask an election official whether assistance is available. 

Identification requirements

To register to vote in person at the time of voting or by mail, two pieces of acceptable ID are required to prove your identity and to prove your residence; at least one piece of ID must include your signature.