WINNIPEG — If you’re out of town during the federal election but still want to vote, now is your chance to cast your ballot.
Advance polls are open Friday through Monday from noon to 8 p.m. throughout the city.
The information on where to go is on your Elections Canada voter registration card, which you should have already received in the mail.
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If not, you can go to an Elections Canada office or go online.
Election day is Monday, Oct. 19.
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Policial Analyst Royce Koop expects Advance polls will be busier than previous elections.
“This is a competitive election, people will want to vote in case they can’t on election day,” Koop said. “Last time I think people knew the Conservatives would take it, this time it might be different.”
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