How to vote
District electoral office
Open from the day the election is called until 4 p.m. on Final Voting Day. Any in the province will issue you a ballot.Vote by mail
Request a package from Elections BC once the election is called. It has to be back with Elections BC or a district electoral office before 8 p.m. on Final Voting Day.Advance voting
Six days late in the campaign, at any place in the province. Every advance voting place is wheelchair accessible.On Final Voting Day
Any voting place in the province on .Assisted telephone voting
For voters who meet at least one of the eligibility criteria, which include sight loss and a health condition that prevents voting another way. Your registration has to be up to date first.Mobile and special voting
For voters who cannot reasonably travel to a voting place, including voters in hospital, in long-term care and in remote work camps.
What to bring
One piece of photo ID
A BC driver licence, a BC Identification Card, a BC Services Card with a photo, another card issued by the Government of British Columbia or of Canada carrying your name, photo and current address, or a Certificate of Indian Status.
Two documents
Both carrying your name, at least one showing your current address. Neither has to be photo identification.
A voucher
A registered voter who lives in your , or your spouse, parent, grandparent, adult child, adult grandchild or adult sibling, or a person with the authority to make personal care decisions for you. The voucher shows their own identification, and you and the voucher each make a of your identity and address.
The full list of accepted documents is on the Elections BC voter ID page.
The Abbotsford-Mission by-election
Final Voting Day
September 26
Voting places are open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Only voters registered in Abbotsford-Mission vote in it, at any of its voting places or its district electoral office.