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1. www.elections.ca › contentFAQs on Registration – Elections Canada - Elections in Canada

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   Most Canadians who are eligible to vote are already registered in the National Register of Electors. If you are registered and you checked off both Elections Canada boxes on your tax return this year, your registration will be updated with your current home address.

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3. www.elections.ca › contentVoter Registration – Elections Canada

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   To vote in a federal election, you must be registered on the list of electors. You can register at the polls when you go to vote, but, if you register in advance at the right address, you will receive a voter information card in the mail when a federal election is called.

4. www.elections.ca › contentWays to register to vote – Elections Canada

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   Ways to register or check if you are registered: through the Online Voter Registration Service at elections.ca; at your local Elections Canada office (deadlines apply). Find your local office by using the Voter Information Service at elections.ca or call us at 1-800-463-6868; in person at your polling station when you go to vote. If you're ...

5. travel.gc.ca › travelling › living-abroadElections (voting from abroad) - Travel.gc.ca

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   If you are living outside Canada you may apply to be added to the International Register of Electors. You can then vote by special mail-in ballot in future federal elections, by-elections and referendums.

6. www.cicnews.com › 2021 › 09FAQ: How immigrants can vote in the Canadian election

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   Sep 11, 2021 · Most eligible Canadians are already registered to vote. You can check by going to the Elections Canada website, or calling 1-800-463-6868.

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7. elections.bc.ca › docs › apsElections BC - Online Voter Registration (OVR) - Frequently ...

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   What are my options? I think I am already registered, but I'm not sure. Should I choose the 'Register' or 'Update' option? Why do I have to give my date of birth? Why do I have to provide the number from my personal identification card?

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   How do I register to vote in Canada?

   • Complete the form, sign it and return it by mail, along with a copy of your proof of identity and address. After an election is called, you can also register at your local Elections Canada office or at your polling place when you go to vote. How do I update my voter information? To update your address, use the Online Voter Registration Service.

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   Does Elections Canada share voter registration information?

   • Elections Canada shares voter information from the National Register of Electors with all provincial and territorial electoral agencies and with some municipalities for election purposes only. Sharing voter registration information improves the accuracy of voters lists, making it easier to vote. It also reduces duplication, saving taxpayer money.

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   Where can I vote in Canada?

   • At your local Elections Canada office or assigned polling place when you go to vote. This option is available only when a general election or by-election is underway in your riding. Canadians living abroad who are eligible to vote can register on the International Register of Electors.

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   How do I get a voter information card in Canada?

   • If you're registered, you should receive a voter information card in the mail after the by-election is called. It tells you where and when you can vote. Go to any Elections Canada office by the Tuesday before election day, 6:00 p.m. Make sure to bring accepted ID. Go to your assigned polling station on election day or advance polling days.

   Ways to register to vote – Elections Canada - Elections in Canada

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   How do I get a list of electors in Canada?

   • Once you are registered, you will be added to the list of electors. The list of electors is a list of people who are registered and eligible to vote in the federal election. at your local Elections Canada office (deadlines apply). Find your local office by using the Voter Information Service at elections.ca or call us at 1-800-463-6868;

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   How do I register for a by-election in Canada?

   • After a by-election is called, you can register at your local Elections Canada office until the Tuesday before election day, or at your assigned polling station when you go to vote. Once you are registered, you will be added to the list of electors.

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9. ereg.elections.ca › CWelcomeWelcome - Elections Canada E-Registration

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   Use this service to: check if you're registered to vote. update the address on your voter registration (If you have moved recently enter your old address to be given the option to update). register to vote. For electors living in Nova Scotia: The upcoming provincial election in Nova Scotia is on November 26, 2024.