Lethbridge has an at-large system. This means that each member of City Council represents the city as a whole and not a particular neighbourhood.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The 2025 Lethbridge Election Guide has all the details and information you need to know for this year's Municipal Election. Click the button below to view and download it.
Does Lethbridge have a ward system?
As a candidate, do I have to disclose my financial contributions and expenses?
Yes. All candidates for Mayor, City Councillor, Public School Trustee and Separate School Trustee must file two disclosure statements. Go to Campaign Contributions and Expenses for more information.
Anyone who is at least 18 years of age, a Canadian citizen, and a resident of Lethbridge on Election Day. If you are not a Canadian citizen, you are not able to vote.
Students must have a permanent address in Lethbridge to vote.
If you attend school in Lethbridge but have family outside of Lethbridge who you usually live with when not attending school, then you are not eligible to vote.
Are there any political parties for the municipal election?
No. Provincial legislation does not permit local political parties in Lethbridge's municipal election, and candidates cannot declare to be aligned with any provincial or federal political party.
For all election inquiries, please contact election@lethbridge.ca.
Contact Us
City Hall
910 4 Avenue South
Lethbridge, AB T1J 0P6
Phone: 311
or 403-320-3111 (if outside of Lethbridge)