At the close of poll the election results are: Suzanne Lohnes-Croft 286 Bryan Palfreyman 130 Spoiled 1 NOTICE OF POLL AND ADVANCE POLL
A mobile poll will be set up at Mahone Nursing Home, 640 Main St, Mahone Bay for residents only on Saturday, November 26, 2022 from 10:00am to 4:00pm. A polling station will be set up at the following location on the dates specified below for those qualified electors who need assistance that cannot be resolved via the HelpLine. Voting will be by INTERNET ONLY at this location.
The Town of Mahone Bay does not have polling divisions - it is one polling district. A list of streets and civic numbers in the Town of Mahone Bay is available for viewing at Town Hall, 493 Main St, Mahone Bay, NS during regular business hours Monday to Friday excluding holidays and weekends. Dated at Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia this 3rd day or November, 2022. Leah Zinck, Returning Officer
Town of Mahone Bay Candidate: Number of Votes Alice Burdick: 377 Penny Carver: 459 Aaron M. Collery: 157 Joseph Maxwell Feeney: 384 Francis Kangata: 482 Richard Nowe: 352 Kelly Wilson: 439 Spoiled: 1 Declined: 21 Total: 2672 Voter Participation: 70.3% Congratulations to Councillors, Burdick, Carver, Feeney, Kangata, Nowe, and Wilson. Thank you to all of our candidates for a great campaign and a very special thank you to the voters of Mahone Bay who participated in record numbers. Well done, Mahone Bay!
October 17, 2020 - Today is Election Day in Mahone Bay! You can still cast your vote by phone or internet until 7pm this evening, and we are at the Legion (21 Pond Street) today for anyone who would like to vote at our kiosk (tablet). We have staff available to assist if you have any questions. Please bring your voter information letter and wear your mask. If you have lost your Voter Information Letter, or if you need any other assistance to cast your vote, please feel free to visit us at the Legion or call the Election helpline at 902-523-1356. October 17th, 6:30pm: 69.7% of votes cast
Advance Polls will be Saturday, October 10th and Tuesday, October 13th at Town Hall from 12noon until 8pm. Regular Poll will be Saturday, October 17th from 8am until 7pm at the Mahone Bay Legion. If you haven't had a chance to watch the Candidate Forum, you can watch it online here.
Vote by Phone 1-888-356-4178Vote Online mahonebay.isivote.comVote by phone or online from 8am on Saturday, October 3rd until 7pm on Saturday, October 17th. How do I Vote?Dial 1-888-356-4178 (the phone number will be on the Election Page of our website)
We will have tablets available for you to vote using the online voting method described above. Tablets will be sanitized between voters.
Municipal Elections are different than federal and provincial elections because they are run by employees of the municipality - even election staff are technically employed by the municipality. This is why municipalities do not provide biographies nor a platform for candidates.
You will have noticed that Candidate Forums are provided by third-party, arm's length, organizations, such as Chambers of Commerce. This year the Mahone Bay and Area Chamber of Commerce found a way to still provide a platform for Candidates and published Candidate biographies in their recent newsletter. If there is a candidate that you have not yet heard from, you are welcome to contact the Election Team at 902-523-1356 or [email protected] and we can share their contact information. You should have received your Voter Information Letter in your mail by now.
Your Voter Information Letter will contain the instructions for how to vote, by phone, internet, or in person at one of our voting kiosks. This letter will also contain the unique PIN that you will use to cast your vote. If you have not received your Voter Information Letter, please contact Town Hall at 902-624-8327 or [email protected] and we will make sure that you receive everything you need. Voting in the 2020 Municipal and School Board Election
How do I vote? Telephone and Internet VotingVoting in person - Kiosk (tablet)For those who prefer to go to a polling station, we will have three opportunities to do so. While we will not have paper ballots, we will have a voting kiosk (a tablet) ready for you to vote online.
The Tablets give us the opportunity to sanitize thoroughly between voters to ensure that we make this as safe of an election as possible, despite the ongoing pandemic. The Revised 2020 List of Electors has been prepared, but you can still send us your information to make sure that your information is current on the list of voters for the 2020 election. A notice was send to all residents of Mahone Bay and you can still use that to send us current information for all members of your household who are eligible to vote. Eligible voters are: - 18 years or older on or before October 3, 2020
If you still have not sent the form to Town staff, please do so as soon as possible by the following means:
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