Change of address

Moving?

During the election period, if you are moving, you may vote at the location of your new domicile. To do so, you must make your address change at the revision office associated with your new address.

Are you a student, a worker, or in a hospital or residential centre?

During the election period, if you have temporarily left your domicile to study, to work or to ensure your safety or that of your children, you can choose to vote at the place where you are temporarily residing. To make your change of address, you must go to the revision office assigned to your new temporary address.

If you are living or domiciled in a health care facility or a retirement home, you may elect to vote in the location where you are living temporarily. For further information, consult the section "Voting of persons unable to move about or living in an establishment registered with the MSSS."

Additional period?

Once the revision period is over, you may go to a special revision office. However, only the elector himself can submit an application to amend the list of electors, except in the case of an application based on the death of an elector.

Important! A new entry on the electoral list made during the special revision does not confer the right to vote in the advance poll vote, but only on polling days at the returning office and on election day.