New Location in the Atlantic Technology Centre
Elections PEI has relocated to offices on the ground floor of the Atlantic Technology Centre at 90 University Avenue. The new location offers more space for training election workers and storing records, and provides better technological infrastructure to support the work of the office.
An historical look at women in PEI politics
(left to right c. 1993) Speaker of the House Nancy Guptill; Leader of the Opposition, Pat Mella; Deputy Speaker of the House Libbe Hubley; Lieutenant Governor Marion Reid; and Premier Catherine Callbeck.
In 1993, women held each of the most senior roles in the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island.
Teaching citizenship, democracy and participation in elections
PEI teachers and educators! Are you looking for ways to engage your students in our democratic process?
Elections PEI has a classroom toolkit and can help to deliver a fun, interactive workshop for your students about how an election works.
The principle mandate of Elections PEI is to inform and enable all qualified electors and candidates to exercise their democratic right and to ensure their constitutional entitlement in elections as rooted in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
