Voters can apply for a Mail-in Ballot and vote from the comfort and convenience of their own home.
How to vote with a Mail-in Ballot
Applying for a Mail-in Ballot
You can apply for a Mail-in Ballot online, by email, mail, fax or in person at the Elections Regina Office.
Voters are encouraged to apply before October 15 to allow adequate time for Mail-in Ballot Kits to be delivered. Mail-in Ballot Kits will be sent out with instructions in mid-to-late October.
Elections Regina will review all applications. If the application does not meet the identification requirements or is insufficient or illegible, the applicant will be asked to submit their application in person.
You can apply online if you have a Government-Issued Photo ID that has your full name, current address, and photo. If you don't have this type of ID, you'll need to apply in person.
- Use the Online Application Form.
- Upload your Government-Issued Photo ID.
- Use a scanner or camera and include the front AND back of your ID.
- Your ID must show your photo, full name and current address.
- Examples: Saskatchewan Driver's Licence or Saskatchewan Identification Card.
You can apply by email, mail or fax if you have a Government-Issued Photo ID that has your full name, current address, and photo. If you don't have this type of ID, you'll need to apply in person.
- Download the Voter Registration Form.
- Attach a copy of your Government-Issued Photo ID.
- Use a scanner, camera or photocopier and include the front AND back of your ID.
- Your ID must show your photo, full name and current address.
- Examples: Saskatchewan Driver's Licence or Saskatchewan Identification Card.
- Send your Voter Registration Form and copy of your ID to Elections Regina in one of the following ways:
| Email or Fax | Mail or Drop Off |
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306-751-4450 |
Elections Regina Office 1025 Park Street Regina, SK Canada S4N 5H4 |
You can apply in person at the Elections Regina Office.
- Download a Voter Registration Form in advance or complete the form when you arrive.
- Bring your acceptable forms of ID with you.
- View the full list of acceptable forms of identification.
- If using the "two pieces of ID" option, ensure that both documents have your first and last name and at least one has your current address.
- Visit the Elections Regina Office during business hours to complete your application.
| Elections Regina Office |
| 1025 Park Street Regina, SK Monday to Friday - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
Completing and Sending your Mail-in Ballot
Your Mail-in Ballot Kit provides instructions on how to complete and send your Mail-in Ballot. You can send your marked and completed Mail-in Ballot by mail or drop it off at the Elections Regina Office or City Hall Dropbox.
Mail-in Ballots must be received at the Election Office before 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
Prepaid postage is included for regular mail, however, Registered Mail or Xpress Post is encouraged when sending in your ballot so you can track your envelope.
Send your marked and completed Mail-in Ballot to:
Elections Regina
1025 Park Street
Regina, SK S4N 5H4
Drop off your marked and completed Mail-in Ballot at:
Elections Regina
1025 Park Street
Regina, SK S4N 5H4
Monday to Friday - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Election Day - open until 8 p.m.
City Hall Dropbox
(outside the main entrance)
2476 Victoria Avenue
Regina, SK S4P 3C8
Mail-in Ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
