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What's New. October 31, 2024. News Releases: Financial Returns of Registered Political Parties for the Third Quarter of 2024 Now Online. September 27, 2024. Official Reports: Official Voting Results – June 24, 2024 By-election. Go to the What's New section >.
The 44th Federal Election by the Numbers – Elections Canada
Sep 20, 2021 · The 44th federal election took place on September 20, 2021. Elections Canada's preliminary estimates indicate that 17,209,000 Canadians cast a ballot. This translates into a voter turnout rate of about 62.5%. Exact voter turnout numbers will be published in the Official Voting Results report. To serve Canadians, Elections Canada opened 501 ...
44th General Election – September 20, 2021 – Elections Canada
Sep 20, 2021 · Information for Electors. Forty-Fourth General Election 2021: Official Voting Results. Go to the raw data version for the 44th general election. (for researchers) Report on the 44th General Election of September 20, 2021. Map of Canada – The 44th Parliament (PDF format) Map of Official Results for the 44th General Election (2021) Final List ...
Voters – Elections Canada
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Ways to Vote – Elections Canada - Elections in Canada
To vote, you must be a Canadian citizen, be at least 18 years old on election day, and prove your identity and address. Once an election is called, you will have several voting options: Vote on election day at your assigned polling station. Vote on advance polling days at your assigned polling station. Vote early at any Elections Canada office ...
FAQs on Voting – Elections Canada - Elections in Canada
a) Vote by special ballot from within your riding. With this option, you can vote: in person at your local Elections Canada office throughout most of the election period. by mailing your special ballot to your local Elections Canada office. To vote by special ballot, apply before 6:00 p.m. (local time) on the Tuesday before election day.
Voter's Checklist – Elections Canada - Elections in Canada
Make a plan to vote. Vote on election day at your assigned polling station. Vote on advance polling days at your assigned polling station. Vote early at any Elections Canada office across the country (until the Tuesday before election day) Vote by mail (deadlines apply)
The Electoral Cycle – Elections Canada - Elections in Canada
The process of administering an election continues long after election day and, when a general election ends, we start planning the next one. The electoral cycle is much longer than 37 or 51 days. The diagram below shows the key activities that take place during the three periods of the electoral cycle: pre-election, election and post-election.
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