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erin

If you’re in #Ontario make sure you register to vote or you won’t get your voters card in the mail apparently.

F*ck off Doug Ford.

Edit: Multiple areas of the elections ON website say registered voters need to confirm to get their ballot. Unsure if it’s legit or if it’s poor marketing materials. I know it’s not Fords fault exactly, but I’m choosing to blame him. He called this snap election lol.

Edit 2: thanks to @CStamp we now know it’s poor marketing.

Register to vote, confirm update or add your information to the register at elections.on.ca by February 17. If you’re registered to vote, you’ll receive your voter information card in the mail with information about when and where to vote. You can still vote if you have not yet registered. Add your information in person when you go to vote visit elections.on.ca for information on eligibility and registration.
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David Harrison 🇨🇦

@erin Dunno. That just reads to me like if you want the card and you have moved since your last tax return or you’re a new voter, now’s the time to let them know.

Otherwise you won’t get a card but you can still vote by using their site to find your polling place and showing up on voting day.

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Marielle Quinton

@david @erin Yeah, that's just looks normal. If you've moved or just turned 18 you should check the website, otherwise you don't need bother. Elections Ontario is independent and not something DF can mess around with.

David Harrison 🇨🇦

@mariellequinton @erin Right, plus registering is a convenience, not a requirement. If you’re not registered, you can still go to the site in a few days, enter your postal code to find out your polling place, and show up on voting day with ID and you’re good to go.

Having said that, my newly-18 year old twins were excited to go register over the weekend…

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