This page is about the Airdrie Municipal Election held in October. For the 2025 Federal Elections, contact elections Canada.

All voters must be on the permanent Electors Registry to vote. There is a single voters list for provincial and municipal elections. By registering for the provincial election, you are automatically registered to vote in the Airdrie Municipal Election.

Register to vote in the provincial and municipal elections

You are eligible to vote in the General Election if on Election Day you:

• are at least 18 years old,
• are a Canadian citizen,
• are a resident of the City of Airdrie on Election Day, and
• provide one of the authorized pieces of identification. ID requirements for a municipal election are different than provincial and federal elections. 

View ID requirements for municipal elections

Advance vote at the Town and Country Centre: Oct. 8, 11, 14 and 17
Advance vote at City Hall (late night): Oct. 6 - 10, 4:30 - 10 p.m.
Advance vote at City Hall (early morning): Oct. 14 - 17, 6:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Election Day: Oct. 20

The upcoming municipal election features candidates, each bringing unique perspectives and priorities to the table. These individuals are vying for positions such as mayor or councillor aiming to represent the interests and needs of Airdrie. Detailed profiles are available to help residents make informed decisions. Take the time to learn about each candidate and their vision for the future of our city.

Voting is your opportunity to shape the leadership and direction of our community—your voice matters!

2025 Election Candidates

Information on the special ballot process, and voting for school trustees will be posted when available.