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Canada Votes - Live Update - Liberals Win - LIB 158 CON 119 NDP 24 BQ 33 GRN 4 PPC 0
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Yeah, you can't just show up to a random poll with a driver's license and vote. You have to show your voter card, at your assigned polling place, and your name will be scratched off of a list.
I was the only person at my polling place this morning (around 10am) but a dozen or so more filed in as I was leaving.
Quoting: coyoteblue Well some posters are insinuating that you CAN do that, but I've never known anyone that has voted without their card/id. There were a few coming in when I was leaving, but there was nobody else in there besides the volunteers when I got there. Three were quite a few volunteers. I've voted without a card in the past. So there was no identifying whether or not you were a citizen? If I recall I used a birth certificate and a drivers license as ID and a piece of mail that had my address on it such as a cell phone bill.
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