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It’s the home stretch of the civic election in Surrey.
Oct. 14 and 15 are the last days of advance voting in Surrey and Saturday, Oct. 17 is final voting day where voters will choose one mayor, eight city councillors, and six school board trustees.
If you’ve been too busy to follow the election coverage, don’t worry. We’ve gathered all of our Surrey-specific coverage on this page so you can study up before heading to the ballot box. Then when you’re ready, check our voters’ guide to make sure you’ve got the ID you need and know what to expect at your voting station.
Still undecided? Start by reading these election primers:
• Surrey 2026 election taking shape, with three familiar parties vying for top spot again
• 6 hot topics in the Surrey election and where candidates stand
• Municipal Election 2026: Newton town centre may be the key to winning Surrey
• Why voting for B.C. school trustees matters in Oct. 17 election
Then get into party platforms, hot topics and fact checks:
• Surrey Connect Leader Brenda Locke releases costed platform — with tax increases
• Sidewalk construction has turned into an election flashpoint in Surrey
• Surrey’s downtown core has seen huge growth in recent years. How much more can it handle?
• WATCH: Leger poll drills down on race for mayor’s office in Surrey
• Surrey police transition chaos emerges as fall municipal election issue
Finally, hear from Surrey’s mayoral candidates themselves:
• Leading comfortably in new poll, incumbent Surrey mayor becomes target during debate
• WATCH: Surrey’s mayoral candidates make their pitches at debate