In-person polls in Sarnia open at 10 a.m. Monday for the municipal election, giving voters until 8 p.m. to cast their ballot at any of the city's nine polling stations.
Carpenters Local 1256, Main Hall, 100 Business Park Dr.
Clearwater Arena, Lower Hall, 1400 Wellington St.
Pat Stapleton Arena, Kiwanis Room, 134 Brock St. S.
Sarnia Christian School, Gym, 1273 Exmouth St.
Sacred Heart Church, 1465 Lecaron Ave.
Strangway Community Centre, Gym, 260 East St. N.
St. Benedict Church, 1011 Oak Ave.
St. Michael Catholic School, Gym, 1930 Wildwood Dr.
Trinity Anglican Church, 1194 Murphy Rd.
Voters are reminded to bring along photo identification and their Voter Information Letter. A help centre for voters will also be open Monday at Sarnia City Hall until 8 p.m.
To ensure voting is accessible to everyone, Sarnia Transit is offering free service for residents traveling to cast their ballot in person, and curbside voting is available as part of the 2026 Municipal Election Accessibility Plan at some of the sites.
Residents who prefer to vote online can still do so until polls close at 8 p.m.
As of 4 p.m. on Friday, October 23, a total of 10,085 eligible voters, or 16.5 per cent, had cast their ballot online.
There are four candidates running for the mayor's seat, 17 candidates vying for four city/county councillor positions and 21 individuals are competing for four city council seats.
Several mayoral seats have already been decided across Lambton County.
Five municipalities saw their mayors elected by acclamation: Joel Field takes over the top seat in Petrolia, while incumbent mayors Alan Broad in Dawn-Euphemia, Todd Case in Warwick Township, Kevin Marriott in Enniskillen Township, and Ian Veen in Oil Springs all return unchallenged.
Contested mayoral races are underway across the rest of the county, featuring a three-way contest in Brooke-Alvinston, alongside two-candidate races in Point Edward, St. Clair Township, Plympton-Wyoming, and Lambton Shores.
Sarnia News Today will provide live updates and election results from across Sarnia-Lambton on Big Country 103.9FM, 99.9TheFOX and COOL 106.3 after the polls close.
