The next general municipal election takes place on October 28, 2026
Information for Voters
On Wednesday, October 28, 2026, voting in the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews will take place to elect a Mayor and Council for a four-year term. This page is for YOU, the Voter: to answer your questions, so you can cast your vote.
Voter Eligibility
You are eligible to vote in the RM of St. Andrews if you are:
- a Canadian citizen,
- age 18 or older on October 28th, and
- have lived or owned property in the municipality for a minimum of six months prior to the election, i.e.
sinceApril 27th, 2026, or earlier
Proof of identity and residence is required at the time of voting (e.g. driver’s licence).
Did you know? If you are a student living elsewhere temporarily while attending school and will return home to St. Andrews at the end of term, you are eligible to vote.
List of Voters
The List of Voters identifies eligible voters in the municipality. Additions and corrections to the List of Voters may be made at the time of voting:
- attend the voting location where you are qualified to vote
- provide proof of identity and residence (such as a driver’s license), and
- if required, take an oath affirming you are an eligible voter.
Did you know? If you own more than one property, your name may only appear on the List of Voters once. If you own property in more than one Ward, you must vote in the Ward in which you reside.
The Candidates:
For Mayor: McInnis, Jim
Doornbos, Ken
For Council:
Ward 1: Mondor, Chris
Kubay, Mark
Ward 2: Meixner, Jennifer
Marques, Gerry
Ward 3: Reimer, Troy
Slyker, Tracy
Ward 4: Preun, John
Mirecki, Rob
Ward 5: Fiebelkorn, Justin
Leskiw, Mary
Ward 6: Hunt, Laurie ACCLAIMED
Vote Where you Live!
Vote in person on election day at the Voting Location designated for the Ward in which you live,
OR
Vote at an Advance Poll,
OR
Vote by Sealed Envelope (details below).
Voting locations are carefully selected to ensure they are fully accessible and inclusive for people of all abilities, as well as convenient for a majority of the voters they serve. This may require that a voting location is established outside a Ward in which voters reside.
Advance Polls for All Wards will be held:
Saturday, 17 October 2026, 8:00am - 8:00pm
St. Andrews Community Club, 28 St. Andrews Road
Saturday, 24 October 2026, 8:00am - 8:00pm
Petersfield Community Club, 401 Main Street, Petersfield
On Election Day: Wednesday, 28 October 2026, 8:00am - 8:00pm
Vote Where You Live:
Wards 1, 2 & 3: St. Andrews Community Club, 28 St. Andrews Road
Ward 4: Selkirk Community Church, 6569 PTH #9 (on the by-pass)
Ward 5: Clandeboye Community Club, 111 Main Street, Clandeboye
Ward 6: If you live south of Henry Road, vote at Petersfield Community Club, 401 Main Street, Petersfield, If you live north of Henry Road up to but not including Pilatski Road and Chalet Beach Road, vote at Netley Community Club, 693 Kreamer Road, Netley. If you live in the area from Pilatski Road and Chalet Beach Road north to the municipal boundary, vote at Matlock Recreation Club, 77 Matlock Road, Matlock.
Alternative Voting Opportunities
A voter unable to vote at an advance or regular poll due to infirmity or absence may apply to the SEO to vote by sealed envelope.
Application for sealed envelope voting must be made before October 25, 2026, either in person at the civic offices, 500 Railway Ave, Clandeboye, between the hours of 10:00am and 3:00pm on regular office days, or in writing to the SEO. You must provide proof of identity and residence (such as a driver’s license).
All ballots must be returned before 8:00pm, October 28 to be counted.
In exceptional cases a mobile poll may be available by appointment. Contact the SEO.
Did you know? If you require assistance at the voting place, you may bring an aide or an interpreter to help you mark your ballot. Helpers will be required to take an Oath prior to assisting you.
Not sure what Ward you are in?
Click on this link to an interactive map: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/6a94961c357b41edb3dd46f036bd0e2f. Type in your address and it will indicate your Ward.
A full description of all Ward Boundaries appears at the bottom of this page.
Ward maps are available for viewing elsewhere on this website RM of St. Andrews - 2026 Election or to download here.
Non-Resident Voters
If you own property in the RM but do not live here, you must complete the Non-Resident Voter Consent Form to be eligible to vote. Download the form here. The form must be filed with the Senior Election Official and must be presented at the time of voting, along with proof of ownership.
Non-resident voters must be Canadian citizens, aged 18 or older, and have owned property in the municipality for a minimum of six (6) months prior to the election.
Official results of the election will be posted here.
Questions?
If you need further information, contact:
Marilyn Williams
Senior Election Official (SEO)
RM of St. Andrews
Phone: 204-738-6096 (voice only)
E-mail: seo@rmofstandrews.com
Mail: PO Box 130, 500 Railway Avenue, Clandeboye MB R0C 0P0
R.M. OF ST. ANDREWS WARD BOUNDARIES
WARD BOUNDARIES - WARDS 1 TO 6
The R.M. of St. Andrews is divided into Six Wards. There is a Mayor and 6 Councillors representing the entire municipality.
You can view a map of the wards by clicking on the following link which displays the areas that current Council members represent: Ward Boundaries Map
Below you will find a description of the boundaries for each ward.
Ward 1:
South boundary is the R.M. of West St. Paul, East boundary is the Red River, West boundary is the CPR tracks, North boundary is the centre of McLennan Road.
Ward 2:
South boundary is the centre of McLennan Road, East boundary is the Red River, West boundary is the CPR tracks north to the north limit of River Lot 74, North boundary is the north limit of River Lot 74 east to the Red River.
Ward 3:
South boundary is the R.M. of West St. Paul, East boundary is the CPR tracks north to the north limit of River Lot 74 and then east to the Red River, West boundary is the centre line of PTH #8 and then the centre line of Provincial Road 230, North boundary is Fort Garry Road/PTH #67 (the north limit of River Lot 131)
Ward 4:
South boundary is the R.M. of West St. Paul, East boundary is the centre line of PTH #8 and then the centre line of Provincial Road #230, West boundary is the R.M. of Rockwood, North boundary is the centre line of Fort Garry Road/PTH #67 east until the west limit of Sec. 33-Twp. 13-Rge. 3E then north two miles and then east across the north limit of Sections 4 & 3 of Twp. 14, Rge. 3E to the boundary of the City of Selkirk.
Ward 5:
South boundary is the centre line of Fort Garry Road/PTH #67 east from the R.M. of Rockwood until the west limit of Sec. 33-Twp. 13-Rge. 3E, then north 2 miles, then east across the north limits of Sections 4 & 3 of Twp. 14-Rge. 3E to the boundary of the City of Selkirk, East boundary is the western and northern boundary of the City of Selkirk until the Red River and the north to the north limit of Sec. 16-Twp. 15-Rge. 2E, West boundary is the R.M. of Rockwood, North boundary is the centre line of Hall Road from Rockwood east to the River.
Ward 6:
All the part of the R.M. of St. Andrews lying north of Centre line of Hall Road. Wherever possible, the boundaries follow commonly recognizable landmarks such as Provincial Trunk Highways or Roads, railway tracks, etc. These wards all have populations that are estimated to fall within a range of 1,600 - 2,000 people.
The Municipal Act acknowledges the importance of a "community or diversity of interests". In St. Andrews there are two primary and distinguishable communities of interest. Within the inner two miles of the river lot system, the population is characterized heavily by exurbanites who communicate to workplaces in neighbouring urban centers. Wards 1, 2 and 3 represent this population. The balance of the municipality is still dominated to agricultural interests. Wards 4, 5 and 6 will represent this population.