Mail-in Voting

Step 1:

If you successfully applied to vote by mail by the deadline of 4 p.m. January 4, you will be sent a Mail-in Voting package which includes:

• A declaration form that MUST be signed in order for your vote to count
• An official Ballot for the Councillor Ward 22 Scarborough-Agincourt By-election
• A Ballot Secrecy Envelope
• A Yellow Return Envelope with pre-paid postage

Step 2:

Complete the following steps in order to have your vote count:

• Sign the Declaration Form, and insert into the Yellow Return Envelope
• Mark the Ballot, and put your marked Ballot into the Secrecy Envelope
• Insert the sealed Secrecy Envelope into the Yellow Return Envelope
• Return the Yellow Return Envelope, either by mail using the pre-paid envelope or hand deliver to one of the two drop-box locations beginning January 8:
  • Stephen Leacock Seniors Community Centre
    2520 Birchmount Road, Toronto
    OR
  • L’Amoreaux Community Recreation Centre
    2000 McNicoll Avenue, Toronto

All required return documents from your Mail-in Voting package, including your marked ballot and signed declaration, must be received by no later than 6 p.m. on January 15, 2021.

If you have applied to vote by mail and your application has been approved, you will be sent a Mail-in Voting package. We will be mailing out the packages in three phases:

• Applications that have been received and approved by December 16 will be mailed out on December 18.
• Applications that have been received and approved between December 17 and 4 p.m. on December 22, will be mailed out on December 23.
• Applications that have been received and approved by January 4, 2021, will be mailed out on January 5, 2021.
• Check the status of your Mail-in Voting package.

Visit MyVote to find out where to vote, view a sample ballot and the final list of candidates. View the additional voting options that are available for this by-election.