Regular Polls

Where to Vote

Find your designated polling location by looking up your address at My Voter Info. This tool will also show your ward and school subdivision.

My Voter Info

Ward Boundaries & Subdivisions

Recently, a ward boundary review took place to ensure equitable representation from ward councillors. These new ward boundaries will come into effect for the 2024 Election.

Use the interactive map below to check which ward and school subdivision you're in for this year's election. You can also use the My Voter Info tool to look up your ward, school subdivision, polling location and more.

View the 2024 Ward Map

How to Register as a Voter

Voters can register or update their information online, by phone, email, mail or fax. Being registered ahead of time makes voting faster at the polls! Eligible voters can also register in person at a poll during the election.

If you voted in the last Provincial Election, you are likely already registered in our system. Look up your information at the link below to ensure your address is accurate. Select your school support and ensure your email is updated if you want to receive your individual voting details electronically.

Register online by October 22. After October 22, voters will need to fill out a Voter Registration Form to register as a new voter or an Application to Amend the Voter’s List to correct their name or address at the Poll.

Register to Vote

Looking for the Provincial Election? Register here.

Why do I have to Register?
The City of Regina has moved to a Registered Voters List!

Voters can now register or update their information online before heading to the polls. No more paper registration forms! Being registered ahead of time makes voting faster, however, eligible voters can also register in person at a Poll Station during the election. To reduce waste, voter information cards will only be sent by mail if requested by the voter. Update your mailing address and email at the link below.

*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. Elections Saskatchewan will share their voter registration data with Elections Regina to establish the voter registry list. 

Free Transit on Election Day

Free transit will be available for both conventional and Paratransit users on Election Day, including your return trip.