Advance Polls Open at Noon in South Cariboo (and everywhere else)

Turkey and pumpkin pie won’t be the only focus of this upcoming weekend as advance polls for the 42nd Canadian General Election open today

Eligible Voters should have received voter information cards in the mail that give details as to where and when to vote says Elections Canada Spokesperson Serge Fleysel:

“All electors must have received a voter information card (VIC). The hours are from 12-8pm on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday”

Fleysel recommends that voters bring their voter information card with them to the polls:

“For the process to be smooth, you should show up at the advance poll with your voter information card – you should bring the card with you because it’ll make the whole process go faster.”

Voters in 100 Mile House can cast their advance ballot at the Creekside Seniors Centre while those in the 108 Mile Ranch can choose to do so at the 108 Community Hall.

Those in Clinton looking to hit the advanced polls can head to the municipal building.

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Fleysel recommends that anyone hoping to cast an advanced ballot bring their photo ID and Voter Information Card

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