SURREY, B.C. – Tomorrow is decision day. On Saturday, October 17, Surrey voters will choose the leaders who shape their city for the next four years – one mayor, eight city councillors, and six school trustees.
Here is everything you need to vote with confidence.
When and where to vote
52 voting places are open across Surrey from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 17. Anyone still in line at 8 p.m. will be allowed to cast a ballot.
To find your assigned voting place, check the voter card mailed to your home or visit the City of Surrey election page at surrey.ca/2026-municipal-election. You do not have to vote at the location nearest your home – any of the 52 locations will serve you.
Find voting places near you
Live in Surrey? Tap your neighbourhood below for instant directions to nearby polling places:
Fleetwood
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Guildford
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Cloverdale
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South Surrey
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Whalley / City Centre
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What to bring
Registered voters: Bring one piece of acceptable ID and your voter card.
Not registered? You can still vote. Bring two pieces of acceptable ID showing your identity and address. One must include your signature. A B.C. driver’s licence counts as one piece.
Meet the 7 mayoral candidates
Seven candidates are running for mayor. Tap a party name to visit their official website.
Honveer Singh Randhawa
Conservative Electors Association
860+ police officers, $600 property tax rebate.
Igal Ammons-II
New Surrey+
12-point plan, single-term pledge.
Candidate portraits: City of Surrey candidate pages.
Also on the ballot
Councillor and school trustee races will also be decided. School trustees sit on the board of School District No. 36 (Surrey), which oversees public schools across Surrey and White Rock – including budgets, school boundaries, and district policy.
Key deadlines
- Advance voting is over. Ballots were cast October 7, 10, 14 and 15 at ten locations across the city.
- Mail ballot deadline has passed.
- General voting day: Saturday, October 17, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Under B.C. election law, no new election advertising may be transmitted or sponsored on general voting day. Existing signs, pamphlets, and unchanged online ads are exempt. News coverage continues as normal.
Get live results on election night
Follow Apna News on election night for live results as they come in. We will be tracking results for mayor, council, and school trustee races across Surrey as polls close at 8 p.m.
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(Source: City of Surrey)
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