Toronto advance voting has begun. What you should know
It's advance voting in Toronto with people able to go cast their vote for the mayoral race, as well as city councillors and school board trustees.
Advance voting has begun in Toronto for the municipal election. Voters can cast their ballots for the mayoral race, city councillors, and school board trustees. According to CityNews, advance voting locations in Toronto open at 10 a.m. and will run until 7 p.m., with locations listed on the voter's ID card.
To vote, residents need to bring a piece of identification with their name and Toronto address, which does not need to be photo ID. Global News reports that people can go cast their vote at advance voting locations.
In Toronto, incumbent Olivia Chow is facing a challenge from Councillor Brad Bradford and former MP Chris Alexander. CityNews also reports that Mississauga's advance voting locations open at 9 a.m. and will run until 6 p.m.
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