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   You must submit a Vote by Mail application together with a copy of at least one form of government-issued identification in order to vote by mail

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   A voting kit with a ballot will be mailed to you at the supplied mailing address once your Vote by Mail application has been verified and approved.

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   You have two options for returning your voting kit: drop it off at your returning office or utilize the pre-paid envelope. The cost of the international mail will be your responsibility if you reside outside of Canada.

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   In order for your completed voting kit to be counted, it must be submitted by 6 PM (Eastern Time) on election day.

From the day after an election has been called in your electoral district until 6 PM the day before election day, you can cast your ballot in person at your returning office.

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   You will be required to present your ID to an election officer upon arrival at the returning office. To register for a special ballot and make a declaration, you must fill out an application form.

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   You will then receive a ballot from the election official.

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   To mark your ballot, you will enter a voting booth behind a screen. Put the finished ballot back in the voting machine.

Any early voting site within your electoral district is open to you. Locations for early voting are open from 10 AM to 8 PM (Eastern Time).

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   An election official will ask for your ID when you get to the polling place so they can verify your registration on the voters list.

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   The election official will ask you to sign a statement and add your name to the voters list if you are not already on it. You will then receive a ballot from the election official.

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   To mark your ballot, you will enter a voting booth behind a screen. Mark an X in the circle next to the name of the candidate you want to support, then place the completed ballot in the voting machine.

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   Your marked ballot will be placed in a secrecy folder, which you will then provide to an election official using a tabulator.

On election day, you can cast your ballot in person at the voting site that was given to you based on your current residence address from 9 AM to 9 PM (Eastern Time).

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   An election official will ask you to present your ID when you arrive at a voting place so they may verify your voter registration. The election official will ask you to sign a statement and add your name to the voters list if you are not already on it.

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   You will then receive a ballot from the election official.

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   To mark your ballot, you will enter a voting booth behind a screen. Mark an X in the circle next to the name of the candidate you want to support, then place the completed ballot in the voting box.

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   You will deposit your marked ballot in the secrecy folder at a voting location that uses technology, then hand it to an election officer who is operating a tabulator. You will fold your ballot and put it into a ballot box yourself if you are voting somewhere that doesn’t have technology.