Election Edition: City of Burlington Releases Fall 2026 City Talk
This issue of City Talk has everything you need to know about the election. From how to vote and who is running to important changes to some ward boundaries.
This October, eligible voters in Burlington will choose who they want to represent them on City Council in the 2026 municipal election.
This issue of City Talk has everything you need to know about the election. From how to vote and who is running to important changes to some ward boundaries.
Source: City of Burlington City Talk
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