
Your Vote Matters
Every federal election, roughly 1 in 3 Canadian electors simply do not vote.
Yet, in many electoral ridings, the winner comes down to just a few percentage points – and, sometimes, just a few dozen ballots.
Your vote matters. Make voting a priority and set out a plan to get to the ballot box. There are many ways to cast your vote:
Ways to Vote


Vote on advance polling days

Vote early at any Elections Canada office

Vote by mail

Vote on campus

Vote from abroad
Voting locations and ID requirements
If you are registered to vote already, you will receive a voter information card in the mail with your polling station information. This information will also be available through Elections Canada’s Voter Information Service
You do NOT need your voter information card to vote. However, you will need to provide identification. ID requirements are available online.
If you are not yet registered to vote, you can do so on Elections Canada’s website or at the polling station when you go to vote. You can also check your registration status at the link.