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Internet and Telephone Voting
Strathroy-Caradoc voters will once again have the opportunity to vote by internet or telephone, anytime, anywhere, during the Voting Period.
| Who can vote? |
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A person may vote in Strathroy-Caradoc if they are:
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| How can I make sure my name is on the Voters List? |
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The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) maintains the Voters' List for all Ontario municipalities.
If you answer yes to any one of these questions, you may need to update the occupancy or school board support information for your property. Please call the Municipal Office at (519) 245-1070 to see if your name is on the Voters List. |
| Additions to the Voters List |
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If you did not receive a VIL, your name and mailing address may need to be updated on the Municipal Voters List. To add your name to the Voters List, the following application must be submitted in-person at the Municipal Office:
You may appoint a family member or agent to present the application in-person for you. |
| What offices can I vote for? |
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Strathroy-Caradoc voters may vote for:
Depending on your declared school support, you may also vote for the following:
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| What ward do I live in? |
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The Municipality of Strathroy-Caradoc is made up of two wards:
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| What candidates are running? |
| How can I vote? |
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Eligibile voters may cast their ballot online or by telephone during the Voting Period:
Voter Instruction Letters will be mailed to eligible electors in advance of the election. The letter will include a unique Personal Identification Number (PIN), which voters can use to either dial into the voting system by telephone, or to log on to the voting system online. |
| Is internet and telephone voting secure? |
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Intelivote's system security ensures that every voter’s voting experience is both secret and secure. Similar to the paper voting experience, the electronic voting process disassociates the voter’s identity from the cast ballot when it is “deposited” into the system. The system takes the encrypted ballot information from the voter's PC or phone vote and creates a voter receipt similar to the ballot receipt detached from a paper ballot when it is marked and returned to the voting official. The encrypted ballot is randomly inserted into the “electronic ballot box”, severing the relationship between the voter and the ballot. The receipt is the mechanism that ensures the ballot was successfully recorded in the system. This combination of processes coupled with the security of the system results in the trusted and secure status of the system. |
| What if I need help voting? |
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Eligible voters may phone or attend the Voter Help Centre located at the Strathroy-Caradoc Municipal Office (52 Frank Street, Strathroy) if they require assistance or wish to vote. The Voter Help Centre will be open the following dates and times:
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