Checklist for Accessible Voting

This is my plan for voting:

• I plan to vote in person on election day.
• I plan to vote in person at my advance poll (early voting).
• I plan to vote before election day by mail. (Apply early to get your voting kit.)

ID for voting in person:

• I'm bringing my government-issued ID with my photo, name and address (e.g. driver's licence).
• I'm bringing two different types of ID with my name and address. (Visit elections.ca for the list of accepted ID.)
• I don't have ID and need to bring someone along to vouch for me.

What do I need to make my voting experience successful?

When I go behind the voting screen (if voting in person), I want to have:

• A large-grip pencil
• A magnifier
• Support from Elections Canada staff
• My own support person
• The list of candidates in large print
• A tactile and braille voting template (only on election day)

I will call at least one week before election day to ask for (1-800-463-6868 or 1-800-361-8935 [TTY]):

• An application for a vote-by-mail kit
• Sign language interpretation at the polls
• Other accessibility services at my polling place

Is there anything else that I need?

If you need help or have questions, let an election worker know.