How to vote in Saskatchewan's upcoming provincial election

How to cast your ballot in the upcoming provincial election Sask. Chief Electoral Officer Dr. Michael Boda on expanded ways to vote, expanded voting options and how you could become an elections worker.

With the writ for Saskatchewan's provincial election set to be issued on Tuesday and election day scheduled for Oct. 28, residents have approximately one month to decide which MLA to vote for.

According to a survey conducted by CTV News and research firm Insightrix, the majority of voters in Saskatchewan have already decided who they're going to vote for.

To vote, you must be at least 18 years old on the last day of voting, be a Canadian citizen, and be a Saskatchewan resident.

When it comes to how to vote, there are different ways to vote, but first, you have to register.

Elections Saskatchewan encourages voters to register ahead of time to expedite the voting process. You can register online here.

Registered voters will receive a voter information card in the mail, detailing voting place locations, dates, and times.

Voting Options

When you’re at the voting place, an election worker will ask to see your ID that confirms your name and address.

Then you will be given the folded ballot and be instructed to go behind the voting screen for privacy.

Once there, unfold the ballot. Mark an X next to the name of your preferred candidate.

If you make a mistake, ask an election worker to get you a new ballot. After voting, re-fold your ballot. Keep your choice a secret.

Do not show anyone who you voted for. Do not take a photo of your ballot, and do not share it on the internet.