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Calgary Votes
Calgary's council, on the public ledger.
Alberta votes Monday Oct 19 2026. A neutral guide covers where to vote, what to bring, and what the 10 questions ask. Every motion, every voice vote, every recorded division at City Hall since 2010. Indexed, searchable, and on the record. Independent of council, of party, of spin.
What would you vote to change?
A bus route. A bylaw. A bike lane. A bigger thing. The desk reads everything.
Votes on file
35,000+
Years indexed
15since 2010
Sitting council
15mayor + 14
Last meeting
2026
At the Council Desk
Dusty reads the council record so you don't have to.
Calgary’s council passes thousands of motions a year. Most never make the news. The desk reads every one. Bylaws on parking. Variance applications. Bus route changes. Capital budget amendments. The boring stuff that runs your block. Then the desk surfaces what actually matters.
Ask Dusty about a vote, a councillor’s record, an upcoming agenda item, or what changed at city hall this week. Pulls live from the City of Calgary public record. Honest, non-partisan, fast.
Search the public ledger
Find any vote. Any year. Any motion.
Sitting council
Mayor and 14 councillors. Their voting records, on file.
Mayor of Calgary
Chairs council. Tie-breaker. Full record on file.
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Ward 1 Councillor
Voting record indexed since 2010. Click the name in the live ledger for the full division history.
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Ward 2 Councillor
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Ward 3 Councillor
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Ward 4 Councillor
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Ward 5 Councillor
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Ward 6 Councillor
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Ward 7 Councillor
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Ward 8 Councillor
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Ward 9 Councillor
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Ward 10 Councillor
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Ward 11 Councillor
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Ward 12 Councillor
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Ward 13 Councillor
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Ward 14 Councillor
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Civic memory wall
Tell us about a council vote that changed your block.
I voted for two of the councillors who were against it. I didn’t know they would be against it. The lane changed my commute. I learned the lesson.
My landlord raised my rent four days after the hold ended. I went to a council meeting for the first time. It changed how I read the news.
I voted yes. The city voted no. I was angry for a year. I think now they were probably right and I was probably wrong. The vote was the lesson.
My block went to public hearing. I sat in the gallery for nine hours. The vote was 9-6. The thing I will remember is one councillor who changed her mind during the debate.
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Independent community archive. calgaryvotes.com is operated by Fat Monk Films Ltd. and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the City of Calgary, Calgary City Council, the Office of the Mayor, the Calgary Election Office, or any candidate, councillor, or party. All voting records, council calendars, and bylaw references are sourced from the City of Calgary’s Open Data portal under its open licence and reproduced for editorial, archival, and journalistic commentary purposes. Council member names, ward designations, and meeting metadata remain the property of the City of Calgary and are used here under fair-dealing principles.