It’s election day in Ontario.
Polls are open at 9:00 AM and stay open until 9:00 PM tonight.
Communications Officer with Elections Ontario Jessica Pellerin says if you still don’t know where you’re supposed to vote, you can look it up.
“All the information is available on the Elections Ontario website. We have what’s called the Voter Information Service where voters can look up their voting location, their returning office, as well as look up what types of ID are acceptable,” says Pellerin.
Pellerin says staff at the polls will be able to help out anyone with accessibility needs.
“We offer the ability for voters to bring a friend or support person to assist them with marking their ballot. Voters can use their mobile phones in the voting location as an accessibility device. We provide magnifies and ballot templates with Braille numbering and cutouts. Voters can book an American Sign Language interpreter or intervenor, which we would cover the cost for, so there are quite a few accessible services at voting locations,” Pellerin says.
If you’re looking for where you’re supposed to vote, visit this link.
Looking for information on accessible voting? Click here.
Want to know more about Chatham-Kent-Leamington and Lambton-Kent-Middlesex candidates? Check out the Candidate Profiles here.
Ontario PC leader Doug Ford, Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath, and Ontario Liberal leader and Premier Kathleen Wynne all visited Chatham-Kent over the past 12 months. Wynne visited last summer, while Ford and Horwath made multiple campaign stops this spring. Links to stories from all three of their visits can be found below.
Ford says PCs Will Look Into Local Wind Turbine Issues
Ford Reveals Plans to Reduce Hospital Wait Times
Horwath to Make 401 Announcement Today
Horwath Wants to Make 401 Safer
Water Wells First Meets with Premier Kathleen Wynne
