Municipal elections

Municipal elections are local government elections where residents vote to choose leaders such as mayors, city council members, and other officials responsible for managing municipal services like policing, public transportation, and urban planning. These elections typically occur periodically, often every few years, and allow residents to have a say in decisions that directly affect their community. Candidates campaign on issues relevant to their city or town’s needs. Voters participate by casting ballots to select their preferred candidates, shaping the leadership and policies at the local level.