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Municipal Vote Nov 15 - voting info for Terrace
From: Terrace Chamber
Subject: Call to Action
CALL TO ACTION – VOTE
Saturday November 15th at Caledonia High School
8am to 8pm
How should I mark the ballot? Further Information at www.municipalelections.com
Below is the list of candidates running for City Council in the upcoming November 15th Municipal election. One of the most important parts of voting is the marking of the ballot; this notice is to inform you of ballot marking etiquette and to urge you to get out and vote.
This is the Mayoral candidate list; here you must mark an X for only one candidate.
This one is very straight forward pick one, mark one!
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This is the Councillor Candidate list; this one is more complex. There are ten candidates running of which 6 will be elected to form Council. In this case you can choose anywhere from one to six, no more, no less. What most citizens do not realize is that you do not have to pick six if you do not want six. Only mark an X by the candidates that you believe will represent you the best. By choosing extra candidates you could in fact be giving votes to others that you may not really want.
You must mark it in pencil by making a cross in the blank space opposite the name of the candidate or candidates for whom you wish to vote. Do not add any marks, scribbles, words or comments to the ballot or your ballot will be rejected, which means that your vote will not count.
Do I need identification in order to vote?
If you are registering to vote on the day of voting, you must have two pieces of identification (ID). The ID must show your residential address and one of them must have your signature. If your ID doesn't show your residential address, you can make what is called a "solemn declaration" as to your residence. The voting clerk will have the form you need to use to make that declaration.
If you have registered in advance of voting day and appear on the voters list, it is not necessary to produce ID at the time of voting.
If you are a non-resident property elector you will need to provide a non-resident property elector certificate at the time of voting.
Be heard…have your vote counted…November 15…Please vote
Subject: Call to Action
CALL TO ACTION – VOTE
Saturday November 15th at Caledonia High School
8am to 8pm
How should I mark the ballot? Further Information at www.municipalelections.com
Below is the list of candidates running for City Council in the upcoming November 15th Municipal election. One of the most important parts of voting is the marking of the ballot; this notice is to inform you of ballot marking etiquette and to urge you to get out and vote.
This is the Mayoral candidate list; here you must mark an X for only one candidate.
This one is very straight forward pick one, mark one!
_________________________________________________________________________________________
This is the Councillor Candidate list; this one is more complex. There are ten candidates running of which 6 will be elected to form Council. In this case you can choose anywhere from one to six, no more, no less. What most citizens do not realize is that you do not have to pick six if you do not want six. Only mark an X by the candidates that you believe will represent you the best. By choosing extra candidates you could in fact be giving votes to others that you may not really want.
You must mark it in pencil by making a cross in the blank space opposite the name of the candidate or candidates for whom you wish to vote. Do not add any marks, scribbles, words or comments to the ballot or your ballot will be rejected, which means that your vote will not count.
Do I need identification in order to vote?
If you are registering to vote on the day of voting, you must have two pieces of identification (ID). The ID must show your residential address and one of them must have your signature. If your ID doesn't show your residential address, you can make what is called a "solemn declaration" as to your residence. The voting clerk will have the form you need to use to make that declaration.
If you have registered in advance of voting day and appear on the voters list, it is not necessary to produce ID at the time of voting.
If you are a non-resident property elector you will need to provide a non-resident property elector certificate at the time of voting.
Be heard…have your vote counted…November 15…Please vote
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