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Observers​

Observers monitor the election process to ensure their candidate’s or organization’s interest in a fair and honest election is represented.

Observers are allowed at each vote center, each polling location (only applicable during a poll-based elections), and the Election Center. Observers have more access than the general public to areas within these various election locations because observers are registered through candidates, receive training and agree to rules through the process.

The role of an observer is to witness the election process and, as appropriate, ask procedural questions of the Municipal Clerk, challenge the eligibility of individual voters or the manner in which votes are counted, and lodge complaints with election officials. Observers should conduct themselves in a professional manner and should not interfere with voters or disrupt the conduct of the election. Observers should be familiar with the electoral law, procedures, and election calendar. Observers should monitor constructively and question election procedures in a courteous and factual manner. It is imperative that appointed observers maintain a high level of respect for the voters, the elections process, and election officials.  
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If you wish to be an observer​, contact the campaign for a complete list of forms and training needed. ​​

Complaints & Challenges

​​​​In an effort to provide an open and transparent election process, we are making the Observer complaints and challenges and our responses to them available on this page. ​

June 21, 2022 Special Municipal Election:

  • ​None


April 5, 2022 Regular Municipal Election: 

​Complaints:

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