Scarborough Southwest provincial by-election
How to vote
Election day is Thursday, September 3. Find your polling place below, check what ID to bring, and make your plan to vote.
This page was translated quickly using AI. It may contain mistakes. The English version is the official one. If anything is unclear, call us at 647-313-2506 or check elections.on.ca.
Election day
Thursday, September 3
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.On election day you must vote at the one polling place assigned to your home address. Look it up below.
Find my election day polling place
Enter your postal code. This covers the Scarborough Southwest riding only.
What to bring
Not sure what counts? Use the checklist. Tick what is already in your wallet and it tells you in ten seconds whether you are ready.
Check my ID →The short version. It depends on one thing: whether you got a voter information card in the mail.
Plenty of ordinary things show name and address:
- Driver’s licence, Ontario Photo Card or vehicle permit
- Utility bill: hydro, water, gas, phone or cable TV
- Bank account or credit card statement
- Pay stub, cheque stub or T4 from your employer
- Lease, rental or mortgage statement
- Insurance statement
- Income tax assessment, Child Tax Benefit, Old Age Security or EI statement
- Tuition bill, transcript, report card or school admission letter
- Property tax bill or MPAC assessment notice
- CNIB card, or a long-term care home residence document
- Letter of confirmation of residence
Who can vote
You can vote if you are a Canadian citizen, 18 or older on September 3, and you live in Scarborough Southwest. You do not need to be registered in advance. You can register right at the polling place when you go to vote.
Need a ride, or have a question?
Our campaign will drive you to vote, free, on election day. If you cannot get there on your own, tell us and we will sort it out.
Call 647-313-2506Official information
Everything on this page comes from Elections Ontario. To confirm your registration, find your assigned polling place from the official source, or check anything else, visit voterinformationservice.elections.on.ca or call Elections Ontario at 1-888-668-8683. This page is published by the Ahsanul Hafiz campaign, not by Elections Ontario.