Voter info: Ontario election

VOTING DAYS

• You can vote in-person at your returning office until Wednesday (Oct. 5) at 6 p.m. ET.
• On election day (Oct. 6),  you can vote from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET.

WHEN YOU GO TO VOTE
Lists courtesy of Elections Ontario

If you are on voters list:

• Take your Notice of Registration Card and one piece of ID with your name.
• If you forget to bring your Notice of Registration Card, you will be asked to show one piece of ID with your name.
• If you forget to take one piece of ID (with your name and residential address), you will be asked to sign a statutory declaration.
• If you have a Certificate to Vote, you must bring one piece of identification proving your name and residential address.
• If you are an eligible elector and did not receive a Notice of Registration Card, bring one piece of identification with your name and residential address.

If you are not on the voters list:

• If you are an eligible elector, bring one piece of identification that includes both your name and residential address.
• You will be given a form to complete and sign, and your name will be added to the voters list.

VOTER LINKS

• Find your electoral district
• Notice of Registration Card
• Where to vote on Oct. 6
• Find your candidate

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