Voter information

Election day is Monday, Oct. 18, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

A list of voting stations for each electoral division will be posted at a later date.

Leduc County is divided into seven electoral divisions. In fall 2019, council updated electoral boundaries to more evenly distribute the population and land area across the county. This resulted in changes to divisions one, two and three.

View our electoral division map to see which division you live in. 

Note: these boundary changes only impact Leduc County municipal elections; different boundaries are used in each the provincial and federal elections, as well as school board elections.

Leduc County residents are eligible to vote if they:

• are 18 years old
• are a Canadian citizen
• have resided in Alberta for he six months immediately preceding election day (Oct. 18)
• are a resident of Leduc County on election day (Oct. 18)

Voter identification requirements

As per section 53 of the Local Authorities Election Act, voters must provide proof of identity in order to vote.

Leduc County's Voter Identification Bylaw states voters must produce the following:

• one piece of valid government-issued identification containing the voter's photograph, current address and name

OR

• two pieces of identification from the following list:
  • Canadian military identification
  • birth certificate
  • Alberta Personal Health Card
  • baptismal certificate
  • Alberta identification card
  • Social Insurance Number card
  • certificate of Canadian citizenship
  • Royal Canadian Mounted Police identification card
  • Veteran's Affairs Canada identification card
  • Old Age Security (OAS) card
  • student identification card
  • credit/debit card
  • library card
  • hospital/medical card
  • fishing, trapping or hunting license
  • marriage certificate
  • firearms license possession - acquisition
  • firearms - possession only license
  • any other piece of identification acceptable to the deputy returning officer

If the deputy returning officer is not satisfied that the identification verifies the identity and age of the person seeking to vote, they make the final decision as to whether or not the person is allowed to vote.