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Good morning, Vancouver! Today is the final advance voting day before Election Day (Oct 17). All of our 59 voting places are now open until 8pm. We will be sharing low-volume voting places to cast your vote. This data is based on data collected onsite, and subject to change. ⬇️
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We are seeing comments about #SpecialBallots that were not counted in the last election. The law is clear: Ballots that are returned after election day can’t be counted. We communicate the deadlines to inform electors. We also can’t count ballots that are never returned. (1/2)
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ALT Ballots that are returned after election day can’t be counted. A calendar of the month of April 2025 marked with an X.

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Some electors are experiencing difficulties accessing Elections Canada’s website. To find your polling place, check your voter information card, contact your local Elections Canada office or call us at 1-800-463-6868.
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Voting has ended in the Atlantic provinces and polling places there are now closed. Soon, polls will close in central, western and northern Canada. Poll workers at each polling station will count the votes in front of witnesses. (1/3)
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Misleading information is being spread about election day. It claims that election day would be tomorrow for electors in a certain age group. That’s false! (1/2)
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ALT Don’t believe everything you see. Get the facts at elections.ca. Fake news item crossed and identified as fake, mimicking a well-known newspaper.

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Remember! Voting in Canada is completely secret. It is illegal to break the secrecy of the vote, including by taking pictures of a marked ballot. This prevents people from being influenced to vote a certain way. (1/2)
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Do you normally head to the polls after work or around dinner time? 🍽️ You’re not alone! That’s usually a busy time at polling places. Consider going a little earlier or later if you can.
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Election day is today! 🗳️ Looking for your assigned polling station? Find it here: elections.ca/Scripts/vis/Fin… Note: Voting hours vary by time zone, so check the hours of operation for your poll.
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ALT Election day is today! A ballot going into a ballot box and a person with a maple leaf on their chest standing beside an 18+ symbol.

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There is a video being shared online, along with some inaccurate information. The ballot boxes in the video are not full of marked ballots; they contain the materials needed to set up the polls for election day. (1/2)
Don't believe everything you see. Get the facts at ElectoFacts. A person handling a ballot box in the back of a minivan.

ALT Don't believe everything you see. Get the facts at ElectoFacts. A person handling a ballot box in the back of a minivan.

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Don’t want to wait in line to vote? On election day, avoid peak times: early in the morning and after 4 p.m., especially around dinnertime.
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ALT Usual peak voting times on election day. After 4 p.m. Noon to 4 p.m. 10 a.m. to noon. Early morning. A chart with four horizontal bars of various lengths. At the end of each bar, an arrow points toward the right. The longest bars are the one for after 4 p.m. and the early morning.

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A slice of history: On March 31, 1958, 79.4% of Canadians who were eligible to vote went to the polls. This is the record for participation in a federal election. For other interesting facts, visit elections.ca/content2.aspx?s…
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Voting by mail? If you’re worried your completed special ballot kit won’t make it to us by election day, you can drop it off at your local Elections Canada office any time before polls close on election day. Find your local office: elections.ca/Scripts/vis/Fin…
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We're working hard to improve service for election day when there will be nearly 4x as many polling places as there were during advance polls. We've added more workers and tables where possible.
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Asking AI to find your polling location? Did you know AI considers 80% accuracy to be quite high? Get 100% accuracy at elections.ca/home.aspx/
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We’ve noticed pictures being shared online along with some inaccurate information. There are no “unguarded ballot boxes full of votes” in the pictures. The boxes shown are being set up to be used on election day. (1/2)
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ALT Don't believe everything you see. Get the facts at ElectoFacts. Empty boxes with yellow enveloppes.

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Did you know that electors can register when they go to vote? Read our news release: elections.ca/content.aspx?se…
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Psst! Election day is April 28, 2025. Tag your friends and share this post to encourage them to make a plan to vote. They’ll be able to register at the polls if they haven’t done so yet.
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We’ve been seeing some misleading discussions about electors’ names being already crossed off the list of electors when they go to vote. Read our ElectoFact on the safeguards in place to make sure that electors only vote once: elections.ca/content.aspx?se…
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A record number of Canadians voted during advance polls! An estimated 7.3 million electors cast their ballot. 🗳️ We thank all election workers for their dedication and all voters for their patience! Check out our news release: elections.ca/content.aspx?se…
Turnout at advance polls. Preliminary number for current general election: 7.3 million. Official number at the 44th general election: 5.8 million.

ALT Turnout at advance polls. Preliminary number for current general election: 7.3 million. Official number at the 44th general election: 5.8 million.

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DEADLINE ALERT! ⏰ Today is the last day to: - Apply to vote by mail - Vote early at any Elections Canada office across the country Learn more: elections.ca/content2.aspx?s…
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