MARKHAM, ON — With Prime Minister Mark Carney officially calling the 2025 federal election, Canadians are gearing up for a five-week campaign, culminating in Election Day on April 28. For voters in the Markham-Unionville riding, here’s everything you need to know to make your voice heard on Election Day.
Key Information for Voters in Markham-Unionville
As one of the key ridings in Ontario, Markham-Unionville has long been a hotspot for political activity, with a diverse and engaged electorate. Whether you’re a first-time voter or a seasoned participant, it’s important to be prepared.
Voting Locations
Voting will take place at designated polling stations throughout the Markham-Unionville riding. To find the closest polling station, you can visit Elections Canada’s website closer to the election date, where you’ll also find advanced polling locations available before April 28.
Who’s Running?
Markham-Unionville is home to a competitive race this year, with candidates from all major political parties vying for your vote. The local candidates and their respective parties will be making their platforms clear in the coming weeks, with a focus on key issues like housing affordability, economic recovery, and climate change action.
How to Vote
If you are eligible to vote, you’ll need to bring appropriate identification to the polling station on April 28. If you cannot vote in person on Election Day, advanced polling options will be available in the days leading up to the election.
Voter ID Requirements
Remember to bring a government-issued ID with your name and address. If you do not have ID with your address, you can bring two pieces of ID, as long as one includes your name and the other includes your address.
Get Involved
In addition to casting your vote, you can participate in local campaign events or engage in discussions about the issues that matter most to you and your community. The coming weeks will be filled with debates, rallies, and town halls — all part of the democratic process.
As Election Day approaches, make sure to stay informed about the candidates, their platforms, and the important issues that will shape Canada’s future.
Let’s ensure your voice is heard in Markham-Unionville this April 28.
