What you need to know for the Mississauga election

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  • Main voting day is October 26, 9am-6pm
  • Advance voting is open October 6 – 11, 9am-6pm – you can vote at any advance location in the city, not just the one closest to your home
  • Voters need to bring government ID
  • Go to mississaugavotes.ca for support or more information
  • A mayoral debate will take place on Oct. 1 from 7pm-9pm and be broadcast and livestreamed on CityNews 24/7

THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO YOU! WHAT COMES NEXT?

For the November issue of MPulse, we will be exploring what happens after the election. Campaigns are one thing. But after the votes, the real work begins. Politicians need to make good on their promises and work hard to enact their policies.

What do Mississauga residents want to see happen in the next term of council? Are you optimistic we can get things done to make this city a better place? Let us know at info@mpulse.ca

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