CanadaElections 9 · Elections and levels of government
What must you prove before you vote at a polling station?
- aThat you voted in the last election
- bYour income
- cWho you are and where you liveCorrect answer
- dWhich party you support
Why?
Voters must prove their identity and their address, usually with accepted pieces of ID. A voter without ID can sign a declaration and have someone who knows them and is assigned to the same polling station vouch for them.
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