The election, set for Sunday, Nov. 2, includes a total of 102 elected positions across Montreal’s 19 boroughs, including city councillors, borough mayors, and district representatives. Nominations close this Thursday, Oct. 3 at 4:30 p.m., with the final list of candidates expected shortly after. “Someone that cares about the environment specifically, especially with what’s going on with our planet right now and environment, please. “The only way we’re going to be heard is to get the proper mayor or councillors in place and it’s important to vote,” she said. Élections Montréal is hoping new accessibility measures will help drive turnout, which hit a record low in the last election.