Proxy Voting If a voter is unable to attend a voting place to cast their ballot, they may appoint a proxy to vote on their behalf. This is done through Election Services If a person arrives at the voting place with a Proxy Appointment, voting place staff follow the steps on the Ballot Issuing Placemat Translated Materials and Language Services Election information is available in other languages on the Elections website (www.toronto.ca/elections) If a voter needs assistance in a language that is not on the website, they can call 3-1-1 for over-the-phone interpretation in more than 180 languages A voter may ask anyone who is not a Candidate or a Scrutineer to act as an interpreter for them 'How to Vote' booklets are available in multiple languages and Braille at each voting place Other Items in the Voting Place Magnifying sheets to assist voters with low vision Pads of paper to communicate with voters who are deaf, deafened or hard-of-hearing How to Vote Sample Pads for Election Officials to show voters how to mark the ballot Multilingual posters in the voting place letting voters know there is a How to Vote Booklet with voting instructions
Proxy Voting If a voter is unable to attend a voting place to cast their ballot, they may appoint a proxy to vote on their behalf. This is done through Election Services If a person arrives at the voting place with a Proxy Appointment, voting place staff follow the steps on the Ballot Issuing Placemat Translated Materials and Language Services Election information is available in other languages on the Elections website (www.toronto.ca/elections) If a voter needs assistance in a language that is not on the website, they can call 3-1-1 for over-the-phone interpretation in more than 180 languages A voter may ask anyone who is not a Candidate or a Scrutineer to act as an interpreter for them 'How to Vote' booklets are available in multiple languages and Braille at each voting place Other Items in the Voting Place Magnifying sheets to assist voters with low vision Pads of paper to communicate with voters who are deaf, deafened or hard-of-hearing How to Vote Sample Pads for Election Officials to show voters how to mark the ballot Multilingual posters in the voting place letting voters know there is a How to Vote Booklet with voting instructions
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