Ways to Vote

Remember! You must be on the Voters List to vote. If you are not, you can be added when you go to vote. See Who Can Vote for information.

Election day hours:

Available only in communities that are approved to have an Office of the Returning Officer.

Advanced Voting Hours:

Available in communities without an Office of the Returning Officer.

For any voter who is away from home during the election, such as students, medical patients, and people in jail.

Complete the Special Ballot Application Form. Email or fax it to us. (Do this as soon as you hear about the election so we can process your application in time).
Once your application is approved, we will send you a mail-in ballot kit.
Follow the directions and mail your completed ballot back to our office. It must reach the Elections Nunavut office in Rankin Inlet by 5 pm (local time) on election day.

For any voter who cannot get to the local polling place easily, such as Elders, persons with disabilities, and their caregivers.

Contact your local Returning Officer or Elections Nunavut to schedule the Mobile Poll.
Voting date and hours of the Mobile Poll:
- One day only – 7 days before election day
- 9 am to 11:30 am (local time)

For voters in remote locations (such as mining camps and outpost camps) who cannot vote any other way.

Contact Elections Nunavut to make arrangements to vote this way.
To vote this way, you must meet all of these conditions:
- You are already on the Voters List.
- You have no other way to vote.
- You had no other way to vote before you went to the remote location.

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