By choosing to be a Municipal Election Ambassador, you help strengthen civic engagement, ensure accurate election information reaches more residents, and make it easier for every eligible voter to participate in shaping Innisfil’s future.

Connect with neighbours

• Attend community events and local gatherings to talk about the importance of voting
• Listen for questions or barriers and share insights with Clerks Services

Share key information

• Distribute clear, accessible guides on voting and election processes
• Use social media or communication networks to amplify official Town messages

Encourage participation

• Help promote voter registration and engagement opportunities
• Support outreach to underrepresented groups

Optional event support

• Volunteer at Town‑run outreach events if you’re interested

No application, interview, or approval process is required.

1. Choose to participate
   Simply decide you’d like to act as an Election Ambassador.
2. Stay connected
   Sign up to be added to the Clerks Services email list for updates, resources, and notices. No screening is required
3. Use the official toolkit
   Access fact sheets, FAQs, key messages, and digital assets to ensure you’re sharing consistent, accurate, Town‑approved information.

Anyone who lives, works, or studies in Innisfil is able to be an Election Ambassador. No prior experience is required—just enthusiasm, community spirit, and a willingness to learn!

Preferred skills

• Friendly, positive communication and customer‑service mindset
• Comfort participating in community events
• Basic social media skills to share official content
• Strong listening skills and ability to direct questions to Clerks Services when needed
• Commitment to accurate, respectful, non‑partisan engagement

Non‑partisan conduct

Share information about voting and the election process—do not support or oppose any candidate or campaign.

Accuracy first

Use only Town‑approved materials and official links. When unsure, refer questions directly to Clerks Services.

Accessibility and inclusion

Communicate in plain language, use accessible formats, and choose inclusive venues. Alternate formats can be requested through staff.

Privacy and records

Do not collect personal information. Direct residents to official Town forms and processes or Clerks Services as needed.

Safety and respect

Follow Town event protocols and code of conduct. Step away from confrontational interactions and notify staff if issues arise.

• Ready-to-use print and digital materials (posters, one‑pagers, scripts, social media posts)
• Briefings and FAQs before major election milestones
• A dedicated point of contact at elections@innisfil.ca for questions