Municipal
Mayor
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected by everyone in Burlington every 4 years
- Exact method
- Head of council. Elected at large (by general vote of the whole municipality) every 4 years, first past the post; four-year term from November 15 (Municipal Act, 2001, s. 217 (1) para. 3; Municipal Elections Act, 1996, s. 6).
- Seats
- 1
Who holds it now
Marianne Meed Ward since November 2022
Report Source: burlington.ca,
checked
Next vote
Sources
- ontario.ca · checked Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, ss. 217-218 (council composition; head of council elected by general vote), as consolidated on e-Laws 2026-06-08 For: Mayor
- data.ontario.ca · checked Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 2022 Municipal Election - Successful Candidate Data as of Voting Day and Municipal Data (2024-02-22): office titles, number of seats per office, council size, ward or at-large system For: Mayor
- burlington.ca · checked City of Burlington, Mayor and Council page, retrieved 2026-10-11 For: Marianne Meed Ward, current term
- ovs.voterview.ca · checked Certified candidates for the 2026 regular election, list published by the municipal clerk through VoterView (Dominion Voting) and linked from https://myvote.burlington.ca/for-voters/list-of-candidates/, ballot heading 'Mayor', retrieved 2026-10-11 For: General election, October 26, 2026
- ontario.ca · checked Municipal Elections Act, 1996, ss. 4, 5, 6 and 31 (e-Laws consolidation current 2026-05-11): regular election 2026, voting day fourth Monday in October = 2026-10-26, nomination day third Friday in August = 2026-08-21 For: General election, October 26, 2026