Residents of Halifax are preparing to head to the polls on Oct. 15 for the 2016 municipal election — here’s what you need to know about voting day:
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Global News will have up-to-the minute coverage on our website and in a live blog beginning at 6 p.m. featuring updates from reporters in key districts.
Halifax districts
Wondering which district you’re voting in? Check our interactive map to see where your neighbourhood falls within the district boundaries.
How does it work?
Halifax, formerly the Halifax Regional Municipality, is divided into 16 districts, each of which is represented by a councillor.
Voters will also be electing the next mayor of Halifax from the two candidates, long-time mayor Mike Savage and businesswoman Lil MacPherson.
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Voting Day
Polls are open across Halifax on Saturday, Oct. 15 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. local time.
What if I can make it on voting day?
Can’t make it on election day? Don’t sweat it, there are options for you to vote ahead of time.
- E-voting: E-mail your vote in between October 4-13
- Advanced polls: In-person advanced polls are available on October 8 and October 11
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