Voting for the 2024 Saskatchewan provincial election begins at 10:00am Tuesday, October 22nd and will run for six days at 303 early voting locations throughout the province for the first 5 days (October 22-26) and then have an additional 413 locations added for the final day of voting Monday, October 28th.
There will also be voting at 369 Personal Care Facilities for the initial five days, and 68 hospitals or remand centres on October 28th.
Mail and homebound voting deadlines were Saturday, October 19th, so the only option that remains for voting is to cast a ballot in person at one of the voting locations in your area.
In Martensville, voting is available from October 22-26 at the Canalta Hotel (611 Centennial Drive South) or at the Heritage Centre (415 6th Avenue South) from 10:00am-7:00pm. Voting for Monday, October 28th will only be available at the Heritage Centre from 9:00am-8:00pm.
Any Canadian citizen that is at least 18 years old, and a resident of Saskatchewan is able to cast their vote. You are required to show ID at voting locations that shows your name and address before you can receive a ballot. A list of acceptable ID can be found by visiting www.elections.sk.ca/id.
Currently, there are 810,683 registered voters in Saskatchewan; however, if an eligible voter is not registered, they are able to register at the time they show up in person to vote.
The newly formed Martensville-Blairmore constituency has three candidates running, which include Jamie Martens of the Saskatchewan Party, Tammy Pike of the New Democratic Party and Brittney Ricottone of Green Party of Saskatchewan.
This election, there are 61 constituencies with a total of 243 candidates running across the province.
BELOW: From L to R: Brittney Ricottone of Green Party of Saskatchewan, Jamie Martens of the Saskatchewan Party and Tammy Pike of the New Democratic Party.
