Elections

Getting Ready for the 2026 Municipal Elections 

Are you considering running in the 2026 Municipal Election? 

Join The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) new online workshop series for leaders seeking re-election or first-time aspiring candidates—offered at no charge for participants. 

AMO’s Healthy Democracy Leadership Series:  

Stronger Leaders, Stronger Communities 

As Ontario moves toward the 2026 municipal elections, both current elected officials and aspiring candidates are navigating increasing levels of community expectation, online toxicity, and pressures on personal wellbeing. This series provides a supportive, skills-focused environment to strengthen your leadership foundation and reconnect with the values that guide public service. 

This workshop series is part of AMO’s Healthy Democracy Project. To explore more research and resources, visit the Project’s website. 

 


Two Streams — Offered at No Charge 

Stream 1: Considering Re-Election in 2026 

For municipal elected officials preparing their path forward and seeking renewed clarity, confidence, and resilience. 

Stream 2: First-Time Candidates for 2026 

For community members exploring a run for municipal office and looking to build confidence, understanding, and support before launching a campaign.


 

Each stream includes four inspiring sessions (you can register for the full series or individual sessions): 

Session 1—February/March 2026: Finding Your Why – Leading with Purpose and Authenticity  

Session 2—March/April 2026: Praise Your Rivals – Managing Conflict and Building Effective Relationships  

Session 3—April 2026: What Matters Most – Prioritizing Mental Health and Wellbeing  

Session 4—May 2026: Building Your Movement – Turning Values into Action 


 What you’ll gain by attending these sessions: 

  •  Clarity of Purpose: reconnect with your values and what drives you to serve 
  • Resilience in Conflict: handle tough situations with skill and confidence 

  • Personal Wellbeing: prevent burnout and create sustainable leadership practices 

  • Stronger Communication: inspire trust and mobilize authentic community support 

  • Practical Tools & Resources: customized workbooks, scripts, and templates you can use immediately 

  • Peer Connection: build relationships with others also preparing to run in 2026


 Join this Workshop to Gain Useful Insights and Strategies Focused on Underrepresented Communities 

 The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) is offering a series of workshops for people thinking about running for municipal office in the October 2026 elections.  

Focused specifically on diverse candidates, this free 90-minute workshop provides useful insights and strategies to support you in getting your name on the ballot. While these workshops do offer a focus on individuals from underrepresented communities, all are welcome 

Facilitated by former municipal Councillors Steve Anderson and Jasvinder Sandhu, you will be taken through: 

  •  what to expect running as a diverse candidate 
  • critical strategies for successfully campaigning for municipal office 

  • understand what it takes to become a candidate 

  • identifying your target audience 

  • developing effective messaging and branding 

  • utilizing community engagement practices to enhance visibility and support 

  • And more! 

 Registration is free. 

 Dates:  

  •  February 4, 2026 - 10:30am - 12:00pm 
  • April 8, 2026 - 10:00am - 11:30am 

 Location: Virtual 

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