Voter turnout for Saskatchewan's 29th general election was 52.86 per cent compared to 53.5 per cent in April 2016.

Six ridings in Saskatchewan, including that of NDP Leader Ryan Meili, will be decided by mail-in ballots.

Get out the vote campaigns are always important, more so when safety is top of mind during the COVID-19 pandemic; this year saw record setting numbers of advanced voting ahead of Monday's provincial election.

In the midst of COVID-19, parents are raising concerns that schools are being used as polling stations in the upcoming Saskatchewan election.

With the exception of Southend, in-person voting will go ahead on Oct. 26 in most Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation communities.

In-person advance and election day polls cannot be held safely within Peter Ballantyne First Nation for the provincial general election.

When voters head to the polls on Oct. 26 for Saskatchewan’s 29th general election, there will be no mask mandate in place.

Elections Saskatchewan has begun to implement a plan for residents of long-term care homes at facilities across the province to help deliver the vote.

There are several ways people can vote in the Oct. 26 Saskatchewan election.

Elections Saskatchewan has been studying Wisconsin, South Korea and Australia to see how COVID-19 affected electoral processes there.