The Rural Voice, 1990-09, Page 11To Vote
in the Ontario Provincial Election
Sept.6th
1990
�9 a.m. t0 8 P.m,
your name must be on the NEW LIST of VOTERS
or on a CERTIFICATE to VOTE, before 8 p.m., September 5`h
WHERE TO VOTE
Check your Form 301, Enumeration receipt, or your
Certificate to Vote. for the location where you may vote,
between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sept. 6th, 1990
(one hour earlier in the Electoral Districts of Kenora and
Rainy River). If you have no record of where to vote, call
Directory Assistance for the phone number of the
Elections Ontario office in your Electoral District.
Many Polling Places are
Wheelchair accessible. In
the event yours is not. Poll
Officials can arrange for
the Ballot Box to be
brought to you at the door
WHEELCHAIRS of the polling place.
Can You Vote?
rhose persons who on Election Day -
• Are 18 years of age or over.
• Are Canadian Citizens.
• Have resided in Ontario for the preceding
6 months.
- are eligible to vote if their name is on the NEW
l IST of VOTERS for the Electoral District in
which they reside, or on a CERTIFICATE to
VOTE as issued by their Returning Officer.
Eligible rural voters may still be vouched tor. but if
you wish to obtain your Certificate to Vote. call for
information.
FOR ELECTION INFORMLAI ION. CALL:
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MARKING YOUR BALLOT
When you go to vote, directions for marking your Ballot will be on
the Voting screen. Mark your Ballot with only one X in the circle
after the name of the Candidate of your choice. If you are unable to
mark your own ballot, an Election Official. or a friend, is
permitted to assist you. A Ballot marked for more than one
Candidate will not be counted. A Ballot spoiled or marked in error
w ill be exchanged for another Ballot by an Election Official.
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EMPLOYEE VOTING
Every employee who is a qualified toter is entitled to have Three
consecutive hours, during the hours of polling. in which to sole.
Employers w hose employees have Ihrec consecul is e hours of their
assn time available during the polling hours of 9 a.m. w
8 p.m. need not allow them "time off".
If, however. an employee does not has e This time available, it is
stressed that the amount of lime required -
• Must be requested h> the employce.
• Is al atime convenient tothe en,plo)er.
• Once requested h) Hie enlplo)ec, must be allowed hs the
employer.
If you have friends or relatives who have difficult)
reading. please make them aware of the information in
this
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