Municipal Elections — Town of Morris

This page provides a simple overview of municipal elections in the Town of Morris: who can vote, how to vote, and where to find official resources. When an election is called, key dates and documents will appear here.

Who Can Vote?

• Canadian citizen, at least 18 years of age on election day
• Resident of the Town of Morris, or owner/tenant of property in the town for at least six months prior to election day
• On the voters list (or prepared to take an oath and show required ID at the voting place)

How to Vote

• Election Day Voting: Polling location and hours will be posted here when confirmed.
• Advance Voting: Dates/locations will be added if applicable.
• Voter ID: Please bring acceptable identification showing your name and current address.

Key Dates

When an election is scheduled, we’ll publish the official timeline here (nomination period, advance voting, election day, and results).

• Nomination period: TBA
• Advance voting: TBA
• Election day: TBA
• Unofficial results posted: TBA
• Official results certified: TBA

For Candidates

• Nomination forms and information packages will be available through the CAO.
• Submit completed nomination papers to the Senior Election Official (SEO) during the nomination period.
• Campaign rules, spending limits, and signage guidelines are set by legislation and Town by‑laws.

Accessibility

We aim to make voting accessible. If you require an accommodation (e.g., curbside voting, accessible entrance), please contact the Town Office before election day.

Results

Unofficial results will be posted on this page after polls close. Official results are certified by the SEO and will be added when available.

Contact

Senior Election Official (SEO): Town of Morris
Phone: 204‑746‑2531 • Email: cao@townofmorris.ca

Helpful Links

• Elections Manitoba
• Town By‑Laws
• Mayor & Council

Downloads (to be posted when available)

• Voters List Revision Application (PDF)
• Advance Voting Notice (PDF)
• Unofficial Results (PDF)