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OCTOBER 2008
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This Tuesday, vote.

A federal general election is taking place on October 14, 2008.

 

 

 

 

 

For information on where and when to

vote, check your voter information card.

It tells you where and when to vote. You'll
get through the voting process more quickly
if you have it with you.

 

You will find the voting hours for your
polling station on your voter information
card or at www.elections.ca by clicking on
“Voter Information Service”.

If you haven't received this card, you are
probably not on the voters list. To register,
all you need to do is go to your polling
station on election day, where you must
prove your identity and address.

Vote. Shape your world.

 

New identification rules to vote

When you vote, you must prove your
identity and address.

For the list of acceptable pieces of
identification authorized by the Chief
Electoral Officer of Canada, please see

the pamphlet you received by mail from
Elections Canada or visit www.elections.ca
and click on “Voter Identification at

the Polls”.

To vote, you must:

¢ be a Canadian citizen

¢ be at least 18 years old on election day
° prove your identity and address

 

1-800-INFO-VOTE
1-800-463-6868

www.elections.ca

toll-free in Canada and the United States,
or 001-800-514-6868 toll-free in Mexico

Ea TTY 1-800-361-8935

for people who are deaf or hard of hearing,
toll-free in Canada and the United States, or
613-991-2082 from anywhere in the world

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Elections Canada