Where to Vote
You will be able to find your designated polling location at My Voter Info (Coming soon!). Check back later this spring.
Register to vote or update your information online. Include your email to receive your digital Voter Information Card! In an effort to reduce waste, voter information cards will not be sent by mail unless requested by the voter.
Who Can Vote?
You are eligible to vote if you meet the following criteria as of November 13, 2024:
- You are a Canadian citizen and at least 18 years of age on the day of the election
- You have you resided in Saskatchewan for at least six consecutive months
- You are a resident of Regina or you have owned assessable land within the municipality for at least three consecutive months
A voter must vote in the city ward and public school board subdivision in which they reside; or must be the owner of assessable land situated in the municipality.
What do I Need to Vote?
When you go to vote, you must bring either:
- a government-issued photo ID that shows your name and address
- or two pieces of government-issued ID - one that shows your name and another that shows your name and address.
Acceptable forms of identification include those issued by the Government of Canada, the Government of Saskatchewan, a municipality or a government agency.
View the full list of acceptable forms of identification
The City of Regina has now moved to a Registered Voters List!
All eligible voters are required to register by completing a digital/printable registration form (available soon).
In September 2023, City Council approved the use of a registered voters list and authorized the Returning Officer to enter into an Information Sharing Agreement with Elections Saskatchewan in accordance with section 55 of The Local Government Election Act, 2015.
How to Register as a Voter
Voters are now able to register or update their information online before heading to the polls. No more paper registration forms!
For your convenience, register for both elections at once! Until the end of May, voters will be able to register or update their information on the Elections Saskatchewan website for both the Municipal/School Board Election and the Provincial Election.
At the end of May, Elections Regina will collect the voter registration data from Elections Saskatchewan to establish the municipal voter registry. Voters will still be able to register and update their information on the Elections Regina website directly, until October 8.
Ways to Vote
We offer many ways to make voting easy and accessible:
- Regular Polls: On Election Day, November 13, Regular Polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The City will be offering free transit on Election Day.
- Advance Polls: Anyone can vote early at Advanced Polls. Advanced Polls take place November 1, 2, 3 and 4. Learn more about Advanced Poll locations throughout the city. A drive-through polling station will also be available at City Hall, November 1-4.
- Mobile Polls (Vote in Residence): Voters who are unable to visit a polling station due to disability or limited mobility can apply to have a representative come to them to cast their vote. Mobile Polls take place Friday, November 1 to Wednesday, November 13. The deadline to apply is Tuesday, October 22.
- Special Polls: Voters in hospitals, senior centres or special care facilities are able to take advantage of our Special Polls stations.
- Mail-in Ballots: All eligible voters have the option to apply to mail in their ballot. Voters can now apply online or by email, mail, fax or in person at the Election Office. Ballots must be received at the Elections Regina Office before 8 p.m. on Election Day in order to be counted.
What to Expect at the Polls
Voters will register ahead of time online, in-person, by phone, mail or email, however voters are still able to register and update their information at the poll.
Voters are encouraged to bring their digital Voter Information on their mobile device to the poll or print a copy of their digital Voter Information Card from home to bring to the poll, where an election official will scan your barcode to pull up your name on the voter list. If you don’t have the digital voter information card, elections workers will still be able to pull your name up on the voter list.
Once you arrive at the poll, an election worker will ensure you are on the voter list, verify your ID to your registration details and confirm whether you require a public or separate school ballot. You are eligible to vote for:
1) Mayor, Councillor and either Public School Board Trustee or Separate School Board Trustees; or
2) Mayor and Councillor only*
Once the election worker provides your ballot and secrecy sleeve, your name will be struck from the list to indicate that you have voted.
You may only vote for one candidate in each category unless you are voting for Separate School Board Trustees, in which case you may vote for up to seven candidates.
When you receive the ballot, fill in the oval beside your candidate of choice. Do not mark more than one space in each category unless you are voting for Separate School Board Trustees.
When you are finished marking your ballot, you will first place it in the secrecy sleeve provided to you to ensure all votes are confidential, then insert it into the vote tabulating machine.
*If you have lived in Saskatchewan for at least six consecutive months immediately preceding Election Day but have only owned land in this municipality for at least three consecutive months immediately preceding Election Day and do not reside in this municipality, you are not eligible to vote for a school board trustee.