This webpage is dedicated to help all eligible voters on PEI for a by-election or a full provincial election.
Links to get registered with our on-line secure registration portal and a review of voter eligibility.
Remember to bring your Identification along with your Voter Information Card when you go to vote in person at the polling location. You need to show proof of "who" you are and "where" you live. A valid PEI Drivers License or a Gov't Issued ID card are the best forms of ID to use when voting.
As per the Election Act Section 65.1 (a) & (b)
An elector shall provide the following proof of the elector’s identity and, subject to subsection (3), the elector’s residence for the purposes of clause 65(1)(b):
(a) one piece of identification issued by the provincial government, or an agency of it, showing the elector’s name and address;
(b) two pieces of identification of a type authorized under subsection (2), each of which establishes the elector’s name and at least one of which establishes the elector’s address.
Here are three instructional videos to help electors have a better understanding of Eligibility, Marking Ballots and Mail-In Ballots. Click on each video and once it begins type f on your keyboard to make the video fullscreen.
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You may choose one of two ways to vote in an election, in person at the polling station or by mail-in ballot. If you are a registered voter you will be mailed a Voter Information Card with dates, times and locations of voting days.
It is required by the Election Act ....You need to bring one of your current Gov't issued ID's. - PEI Driver's License,
PEI Health Card or Voluntary ID Card.
If your ID is not up to date, you will need to provide further proof of "who" you are and "where" you reside to the Registration Clerk at the polls.