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This is where you'll find information on the locations for:

Advance Voting Dates - Wednesday, November 9th and Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

and  General Voting Day - Saturday, November 19th, 2011

Voting will take place at the locations listed below.

Advance Voting -

Advance Voting will be available for qualified voters in Central Okanagan East and Central Okanagan West Electoral Areas at the following locations between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm:

Central Okanagan East

  • Ellison Community Hall, 4411 Old Vernon Road (Map)
  • Joe Rich Community Hall, 11481 Highway 33 east (Map)

Central Okanagan West

  • West Kelowna Municipal Hall, 2760 Cameron Road, West Kelowna (Map)
  • Killiney Beach Community Hall, 518 Udell Road, Killiney Beach (Map)

Any qualified elector may vote at an advance voting opportunity.  The former requirement to sign a form stating a reason for voting in advance has been eliminated.

General Voting Day - Saturday, November 19th, 2011

On General Voting Day, the following voting locations are open for qualified voters between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm:

Central Okanagan East

  • Ellison Community Hall, 4411 Old Vernon Road (Map)
  • Joe Rich Community Hall, 11481 Highway 33 east (Map)
  • Goudie Road Fire Hall, 6550 Goudie Road (Map)

Central Okanagan West

  • Constable Neil Bruce Middle School, 2010 Daimler Drive (Map)
  • Killiney Beach Community Hall, 516 Udell Road, Killiney Beach (Map)

Qualified electors (see Who Can Vote?) may vote at the voting place of your choice on the dates listed, however, you may only vote once.  All voting places are wheelchair accessible.   Some voters may require special assistance in order to cast a ballot.  Click on this link for information on What If I Need Assistance To Vote?  Please note that special authorization forms must be completed for these options.

What if I need assistance to vote?

If you are able to get to the voting place (for example, by car) but are unable to get inside the building, you may request that an election official bring you a ballot.  This is called “curbside voting”.

If you are unable to mark your own ballot you may ask an election official, friend or relative to help you 

If you require a translator to interpret for you, you may bring someone along.

Note:  There will be additional authorization forms to sign for these procedures.

For more information please contact the Regional District of Central Okanagan Election officials:

  • Chief Election Officer Mary Jane Drouin @ 250-763-4918 or email elections@cord.bc.ca

  • Deputy Chief Election Officer Lyla Lindsay @ 250-763-4918