Do I need to register to vote?

Yes. You must be registered in order to vote.

If you are a resident elector, you may already be registered through the Provincial List of Electors. If you are not on the list, you can still register when you go to vote. [bclaws.gov.bc.ca]

How do I check if I’m registered?

You can confirm your registration by contacting Elections BC:

• Phone: 1-800-661-8683
• Email: electionsbc@elections.bc.ca

You can also ask election staff at the voting place.

Can I register on voting day?

Yes.

If you are not registered, you may register at the voting place during advance voting or on General Voting Day. [bclaws.gov.bc.ca]

Do I need to register in advance?

No.

Advance registration may be available, but it is not required. You can always register when you go to vote.

What do I need to register and vote?

To register, you must provide:

• Two pieces of identification
• At least one piece must show your signature
• Identification must confirm your name and place of residence [bclaws.gov.bc.ca]

What if my ID does not show my address?

You can still register and vote by:

• Providing identification showing your name; and
• Making a solemn declaration at the voting place confirming your residence [bclaws.gov.bc.ca]

I’m not on the voters list—can I still vote?

Yes.

As long as you are eligible, you can register at the voting place and vote at the same time.

How do I register as a non-resident property elector?

If you own property in Kaslo but live elsewhere in BC, you may register at the voting place.

You will need:

• Two pieces of identification
• Proof of property ownership
• Written consent from other owners (if the property has multiple owners) [bclaws.gov.bc.ca]

Can more than one owner vote for the same property?

No.

Only one person may vote per property, with written consent from a majority of owners.

I recently moved—can I still vote?

Yes.

You can register using your current place of residence, provided you meet the voter eligibility requirements and can provide appropriate identification.

Can I register without a fixed address?

If you do not have a traditional residential address, you may still be eligible to register. Election staff can assist you with completing a declaration regarding your place of residence.

What happens after I register?

Once your registration is completed and your eligibility is confirmed, you will be issued a ballot and can proceed to vote.

Need Help?

If you have questions about voter registration or eligibility:

• Contact the Village of Kaslo Chief Election Officer, or
• Contact Elections BC at 1-800-661-8683

Quick Summary

You can register to vote:

• In advance (if available), or
• At the voting place on advance voting days or General Voting Day

Bring the required identification, and you can register and vote in one visit.