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Who's Running in My Constituency?

Every 2026 candidate by riding, ward and district. Pick an election below, or find your own constituency with your location or an address.

Find Elections in Your Constituency

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Who's running in my constituency? Frequently asked questions

Who is running in my constituency?

Use the finder on this page: search your address or share your location and Choseno matches you to every riding, ward and district you live in, then lists the races and candidates for each. You can also open an election above to browse all of its candidates.

How do I find my riding, ward or electoral district?

Search your address or use your device's location in the finder above. Choseno maps you to your federal, provincial or state, and municipal boundaries at once, with no login needed.

What is the difference between a constituency, riding, ward and district?

They all name the area that elects one representative. "Constituency" is the general term. "Riding" is the Canadian word for a federal or provincial constituency. A "ward" is usually a subdivision of a city or town that elects a councillor, and "district" is common in the United States (congressional and school districts) and is also used in Canada.

Who should I vote for, and how do I compare election candidates?

Choseno does not endorse candidates. Find your riding, ward or district with the finder above, open each race on your ballot, and compare the candidates' parties, statements and voter ratings side by side before you vote.

Can I rate my politicians on Choseno?

Yes. Every candidate and current office holder has a profile where verified local residents can rate and review them, so you can see politician ratings from the people they represent.

Where do the candidate lists come from?

Choseno compiles candidate lists from public election sources, including official candidate filings where they are published, and updates them as nominations change. Always confirm with your official election authority before you vote.