During municipal elections, citizens are invited to elect a mayor and councillors to oversee the administration and development of the town.

Next elections: November 2, 2025

A general municipal election is held every four years.

Did you know that the Town Council’s mandate is to manage the Town in order to meet the needs of citizens, but also to represent the municipality and defend its economic, environmental and cultural interests?

Running in municipal elections: A GUIDE FOR CANDIDATES 

Everything you need to know to vote: A GUIDE FOR VOTERS

Can you vote? Click here to find out

Check whether you are on the list of electors: Click here

NOTICE OF ELECTION - Coming soon

PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE POLL - Coming soon

To find out the list of candidates, visit:
Candidates

For more information about the Municipal Elections, visit: 

www.electionsmunicipales.gouv.qc.ca

FORMS

• DGE-1028 - Guide for completing the application for authorization of an independent candidate or of an elector who undertakes to run as an independent candidate
• DGE-1028.1 - Appendix to the application for authorization of an elector who undertakes to run as an independent candidate
• DGE-1028-2 - Supporting signature from an elector of the municipality
• Nomination paper for 2025 election

• Public notice

  COMING SOON

  Public notice of the Poll

  Public notice of the revision of the municipal list of electors

  Public Notice of the Poll

  Public notice concerning locations where revision committee will be set up (FR only)

  Public notice concerning locations where advance polling stations will be set up

  Public notice concerning places where polling stations will be set up on polling day

• Elections candidates

  Here's who is running for mayor and council in Pincourt's 2025 municipal elections. (Application between September 19 - October 3, 4:30 pm) If you want to be candidat, please take an apointement with at elections@villepincourt.qc.ca 

   

  Mayor

   

  District 1

   

  District 2

   

  District 3

   

  District 4

   

  District 5

   

  District 6

   

• Electoral Staff and video training

  In anticipation of the municipal election of November 2, 2025, please complete the attached form and return it by October 3, 2021, to the Election Chairman Office at the Town Hall (919, Duhamel Road, Pincourt J7W 4G8) by mail, by fax at 514 453-0934 or by email at elections@villepincourt.qc.ca.

  Form - Staff (in French only) - Download the PDF before filling it

  Voting procedures election day DGEQ (VIDEO)

  Welcome for persons with a disability during provincial election in Quebec (VIDEO in French only))

  Formation scrutateur et secrétaire - Vote par anticipation (French only)

  Formation scrutateur et secrétaire - Scrutin (French only)

• Districts Map

  PDF Format

  

• Results 2021

  The results will be announced in the evening of November 7, following the closure of the polling station.

  2021 Results

  Mayor

  Claude Comeau - 52,92 %

  District 1

  Hugo Gendreau - 57,57 %

  District 2

  Denise Bergeron (candidate sortante)

  District 3

  Sam Ierfino (candidat sortant)

  District 4

  Diane Boyer (candidate sortante)

  District 5

  Claudine Girouard-Morel (candidate sortante)

  District 6

   

  René Lecavalier - 50,81 %