One piece of identification (ID) showing your name and qualifying address is needed when you go to vote.

For name change requests, you will need two pieces of ID.

Your voting IDs do not need to have your photo or gender marker on them.

Your gender is not included on the list of electors at the polls.

ID can be in print or digital form. Examples: bank account statement, utility bills, educational transcript or report card, hospital card or record.

Vote by Mail: Submit a Vote by Mail application.

Vote by Home Visit: Learn more on how to arrange a home visit.

Ballot Transfer: If you encounter a barrier at your designated voting place, you can vote at another location within your ward by submitting a Ballot Transfer Request.

The place you have gone most often to sleep or eat in the last 5 weeks will be your temporary address. E.g. a drop-in centre, a shelter, an intersection.

You will be required to sign a declaration of identity to add you to the voters’ list with a temporary address.

Apply to vote by mail before February 21 at 6 PM (Eastern Time) to receive your voting kit in the mail. Elections Ontario must receive your completed voting kit by 6 PM (Eastern Time) on February 27 to be counted.

Vote in person at your local election office from January 30 until  February 26, 6 PM (Eastern Time). Remember to bring your ID.

Vote at any advance voting location in your electoral district from 10 AM to 8 PM (Eastern Time) from February 20 to 22. Remember to bring your ID.

Vote at your assigned voting location on election day from 9 AM to 9 PM (Eastern Time) on February 27. Remember to bring your ID.