The Federal Election is on Monday April 28th!
Get Ready to Cast Your Vote
Register to vote!
You can register to vote before you head to the polls through the Online Voter Registration Services or at any Elections Canada office before April 22nd. You can also register to vote on April 28th at your assigned polling station.
Confirm how you are voting!
You can vote in the advance polls April 18th to 21st. If you can’t make it to the polls, you can apply to vote by mail until 6pm on April 22nd by visiting: Elections Canada.
Gather your proof of identity!
Before you go to vote, make sure you have the right ID by visiting the: Elections Canada ID page.
Use our voter checklist below to help you get ready to cast your vote!
Fact Sheets
Read about poverty issues to help inform your vote before you head to the polls.
Your Vote in Your Riding
Important Riding Change!
Our federal riding boundaries have changed.
The south end of Guelph is now included in Wellington-Halton Hills North!
For more information on the new boundaries visit the Elections Canada website.
Click on your riding to learn more information!
Wellington-Halton Hills North
Learn about all the candidates running in your riding by visiting Elections Canada.
Several opportunities to hear from your local candidates will be held for your riding:
- The Wellington Federation of Agriculture (WFA) is hosting a virtual debate on April 16 at 7 p.m. To learn more visit The WFA’s website.
- The Wellington Federation of Agriculture (WFA), the Optimist Club of Puslinch and the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce will hold a debate on April 22 at 6:30 p.m. at the Puslinch Community Centre. To learn more visit the Optimist Club of Puslinch’s website.
- The Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce will host a town hall at the Acton Arena and Community Centre on April 23 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. To learn more visit the Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce’s website.
If you have any further questions about the process of voting, take a look at the Elections Canada website for everything you need to know about voting in the federal election.
Perth-Wellington
Learn about all the candidates running in your riding by visiting Elections Canada.
Several opportunities to hear from your local candidates will be held for your riding:
- The Mapleton, Minto, Arthur and Mount Forest Chambers of Commerce are hosting a Meet the Candidates Evening on April 14 at 7pm at the Norgan Theatre in Palmerston. To learn more visit the Mount Forest Chambers Facebook Page.
- The Stratford and District Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a federal candidates debate on April 15th from 7 to 9pm at the Stratford Rotary Complex. To learn more visit the Stratford and District Chamber of Commerce’s website.
- The United Way and the Local Community Food Centre in Stratford are hosting a round table discussion on April 16 from 6 to 8pm at the Local Community Food Centre. To learn more visit the Perth-Huron United Way’s website.
If you have any further questions about the process of voting, take a look at the Elections Canada website for everything you need to know about voting in the federal election.
Voting While Unhoused
Are you or someone you know unhoused without a permanent address? You can still vote!
- Prove your identity: Gather ID or a piece of mail that confirms your name (ex. government statement, health card, or library card)
- Prove your address: Ask an organizations that provides food, shelter, or social services to complete the Letter of Confirmation of Residence
- Take your ID and letter to your polling station to vote. There is also another option to vote where someone can vouch for you. Learn more at Elections Canada.
Resources to Learn More
To read more about the platforms of each party before you cast your vote visit: