BRAMPTON, October 30, 2026 — The City of Brampton has officially certified the results of the 2026 Municipal Election, confirming Patrick Brown’s election as mayor and the successful candidates for City Council and school board trustee positions.
City Clerk and Returning Officer Genevieve Scharback verified and approved the results. A total of 123,133 voters participated, including those who voted during advance polls, representing a turnout of 28.77 per cent among 428,012 eligible voters. Participation increased by 35,978 voters compared with the 2022 municipal election.
The certified results are as follows:
Mayor
Patrick Brown
Regional Councillors
- Wards 1 and 5: Paul Vicente
- Wards 2 and 6: Michael Paul Palleschi
- Wards 3 and 4: Martin Medeiros
- Wards 7 and 8: Rod Power
- Wards 9 and 10: Sukhman Sangha
- City Councillors
- Wards 1 and 5: Rowena Santos
- Wards 2 and 6: Navjit Kaur Brar
- Wards 3 and 4: Dennis Keenan
- Wards 7 and 8: Taran Chahal
- Wards 9 and 10: Harkirat Singh
Peel District School Board Trustees
- Wards 1 and 5: Kathy McDonald
- Wards 2 and 6: Chris Campbell
- Wards 3 and 4: Jot Dhaliwal
- Wards 7 and 8: Karla Bailey
- Wards 9 and 10: Khushpal Singh Pawar
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board Trustees
- Wards 1, 3 and 4: Anisha Thomas
- Wards 2, 5 and 6: Darryl Brian D’Souza
- Wards 7, 8, 9 and 10: Andrea Baranowski
French-Language School Board Trustees
Certified results for the Conseil scolaire Viamonde trustee representing Peel Region are available on the City of Mississauga’s election results webpage.
Genevieve Grenier was acclaimed as the Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir trustee representing Brampton, Caledon, Guelph and the municipalities within Dufferin and Wellington counties.
Brampton’s newly elected City Council will be inaugurated on Monday, November 16. At a special meeting on November 18, Council will appoint three elected City Councillors to serve as additional representatives on Peel Regional Council.
Scharback thanked voters, candidates, election workers, volunteers and community partners for their participation. She reaffirmed the City’s commitment to a fair, accessible and impartial election process and encouraged residents to remain informed and involved in local government.
Further information is available at brampton.ca/bramptonvotes.
