The people we elect make decisions that impact our lives .
Voting is a right, responsibility and opportunity for Canadian citizens. Increasing voter turnout means better representation and a better quality of life.
If we work together as a community and increase voter turnout, then our local leadership will more closely reflect our needs.
For all election and voting information, visit www.elections.on.ca
Who Can Vote?
- 18 years of age or older;
- a Canadian citizen; and
- a resident of Ontario
- a piece of Identification (There are many forms of ID you can use, see the full list here.)
How to Vote:
- You are NOT required to register in advance to vote but if you register to vote by Feb 17th at elections.on.ca you will receive your voter information card in the mail. Registered voters receive info in the mail for future elections.
Options to Vote:
- In person with ID on election day Feb 27th 9am-9pm
- By mail-in ballot by applying for a mail-in ballot before Feb 21 at 6pm
- In person with ID at an advanced voting location from Jan 30 – Feb 26
- There are other options for special circumstances listed at elections.on.ca
Where do I go to Vote:
If you have registered to vote, your voter info card will have your voting location on it.
- After Feb 14th you can go to elections.on.ca and look it up in their Voter Information Service
- You can also call 1-888-668-8683 or email info@elections.on.ca
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