2018 Provincial General Election
On October 1, it's your vote!
Election Recruiting
You would like to be an active participant in the holding of the next election and you are available during the election period or on October 1, 2018?
Why vote?
Are you hesitating to get out and vote? Choosing, expressing your views, wanting to change things, defending your interests and participating concretely in democratic life are all reasons to vote and encourage others to do the same!
Discover 11 reasons why voting is so important! Understanding the electoral systemGet informed to know who to vote for
To make an informed decision, you have to inform yourself. It's your responsibility! Here are a few ways to get informed about the election.
Avenues for reflection Electoral divisions, candidates, where to vote and when to vote Past elections resultsCheck whether you can vote
To vote, you have to meet five requirements, including being registered on the list of electors. On October 1, it will no longer be possible to enter your name on the list or make a change of address. Don't wait!
Can you vote? Check your entry on the list of electorsVoting
Voting is easy and accessible to everyone. Find out how, where and when to vote! There are several dates and places where you can exercise your right to vote.
If you are at school, unable to move about, in a residential facility or hospital centre, outside your electoral division or in a remote region, there may be another voting option available to you.
Learn all about votingWhy vote?
Are you hesitating to get out and vote? Choosing, expressing your views, wanting to change things, defending your interests and participating concretely in democratic life are all reasons to vote and encourage others to do the same!
Discover 11 reasons why voting is so important! Understanding the electoral systemGet informed to know who to vote for
To make an informed decision, you have to inform yourself. It's your responsibility! Here are a few ways to get informed about the election.
Avenues for reflection Electoral divisions, candidates, where to vote and when to vote Past elections resultsCheck whether you can vote
To vote, you have to meet five requirements, including being registered on the list of electors. On October 1, it will no longer be possible to enter your name on the list or make a change of address. Don't wait!
Can you vote? Check your entry on the list of electorsVoting
Voting is easy and accessible to everyone. Find out how, where and when to vote! There are several dates and places where you can exercise your right to vote.
If you are at school, unable to move about, in a residential facility or hospital centre, outside your electoral division or in a remote region, there may be another voting option available to you.
Learn all about votingGive young people their first taste of democracy!
Parents, schools and youth organizations can give young people a real taste of democracy.
Learn all about Voters in Training
How to run as a candidate
Thinking about running as a candidate in the next election? Learn how to file your nomination papers and obtain an authorization to solicit or collect contributions.
How to run as a candidate
What to do to work in the next election?
Are you interested in helping out with the next provincial general election and are you available during the election period or on October 1, 2018? We need you!
Apply online
8 things to know about political financing
Did you know, for example, that a vote has a monetary value? That you are not permitted to incur expenses to promote or oppose the election of a candidate without an authorization? That all election expenses are capped and audited?
Discover the 8 things you should know
Take part in the election debate
Did you know that you cannot engage in any partisan public activity during the election period if there is an associated cost? There are certain rules you must follow. An authorization must also be obtained to incur expenses for specific purposes prescribed by the Election Act.
Learn more about rules and authorizations
Elections in numbers
42th general election, 134 by-elections, 6 160 157 electors registered on the list of electors, 125 electoral divisions and roughly 20 authorized political parties . . .
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