Municipal Elections 2025
On November 2, 2025, voters of Brome Lake will have the opportunity to elect their municipal representatives for the next four years. Your participation in this election is essential to shaping your community’s future.
For more information on municipal elections, you can consult the Act respecting elections and referendums in municipalities, CQLR, c. E-2.2 or the website of Élections Québec.
Are you Registered on the Electoral List?
Make sure you are correctly registered on the electoral list and that your information is accurate to exercise your right to vote in the next municipal elections.
If your primary residence is in Brome Lake, you can verify your registration by contacting Élections Québec directly, on the information card or notice you receive by mail at the start of the election period, or by contacting the returning officer of the Town of Brome Lake.
If you are a non-resident voter (i.e., you own a second home in Brome Lake), you can verify your registration by contacting the returning officer for Brome Lake.
How do I Vote?
For Residents
Residents are invited to consult the Voter's Guide.
For Non-Residents
- Non-residents must have been the owner of a building or occupant of a business establishment located in the municipality for at least 45 days from the reference date, which is the day of the election.
- You must have submitted a registration application or proxy to the municipality within the required time frame.
What Identification do I Need to Vote?
To exercise your right to vote on November 2, 2025, you must present one of the following pieces of identification:
- Québec health insurance card
- Québec driver's license
- Canadian passport
- Certificate of Indian status
- Canadian Forces identity card
If you do not have any of these identification documents, the election officials will direct you to the voter identification verification desk.
It is also recommended that you bring the registration notice or reminder card that you received by mail, if applicable, to facilitate the verification process.
How Does Mobile and Postal Voting Work?
In certain situations, voters can exercise their right to vote by mail in municipal elections, in accordance with the Act on elections and referendums in municipalities.
If you live in a shelter or healthcare facility recognized by the Ministry of Health and Social Services, you may vote from your room or apartment though mobile voting.
The Town of Brome Lake offers postal voting to non-resident voters (owners or co-owners of a building or occupants of a business establishment).
Contact your returning officer for more information.
Where and When can I Vote?
Advance voting: Sunday, October 26, 2025 from noon to 8 p.m. (Centre Lac-Brome for all districts)
General voting: Sunday, November 2, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. to 8 p.m.
District | Where to vote? |
|---|---|
District #1 (Bondville - Fulford) | Salle du Club de la Bonne Humeur 5 Mill Road |
District #2 (West Brome - Iron Hill) | Auberge West Brome 128 Road 139 |
District #3 (East Hill) | Centre Lac-Brome 270 Victoria Street |
District #4 (Knowlton - Victoria) | Centre Lac-Brome 270 Victoria Street |
District #5 (Knowlton-Lakeside) | Centre Lac-Brome 270 Victoria Street |
District #6 (Foster) | Salle Ovide-Dagenais 25 Taylor Street |
All polling stations are accessible to individuals with reduced mobility.
Who Oversees the Elections?
Mr. Owen Falquero and Ms. Christine Marchand are the election president and election secretary, respectively.
122 Lakeside Road
Lac-Brome (Québec) J0E 1V0
Telephone: 450-243-6111
Email: elections@lacbrome.ca
Running in the 2025 Municipal Elections
Nomination Period for Municipal Election Candidates
You must submit a duly completed nomination form to the returning officer of your municipality between September 19 and October 3, 2025, by 4:30 p.m. at the latest.
For more details, consult this website.
End of the Nomination Period
For the 2025 municipal elections, the nomination period ends on October 3, 2025, at 4:30 p.m.
Documents
Public Notices Related to Elections
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Forms Related to Elections
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