RESULTS OF ELECTION :
It has come to the Town of Wolfville’s attention that there is wording in the Town’s Voter Information Letter for the current municipal election that says ‘COUNCILLORS Vote for SIX of the following:’. This is misleading. The wording should be ‘COUNCILLORS Vote for up to SIX of the following:’ An elector is not required to vote for a total of six councillors and can vote for fewer if they choose.
The instructions are clear and correct on the internet voting site - once an elector visits the site to cast their vote, it states: ‘Please select no more than SIX of the following:’ on the screen. The same message is included in the recorded message for anyone using telephone voting. Thank you.
Haven't received your Voter Information Letter? Attend one of the following to get your letter:
Saturday October 3rd - Town Hall - 10 am to 2 pm
Thursday October 8th - Lions Hall - 8.30 am to 8 pm
Tuesday October 13th - Lions Hall - 8.30 am to 8 pm
email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have questions
Here is a link to the recording of the Candidate meeting and debate on Sept 29th organized by the Acadia Students' Union for anyone that missed it live:
Here is a link to the Councillor Candidates’ written responses to questions posed by the ASU:
For more information on your Mayoral and Councillor Candidates including Photographs:
CLICK HERE
Candidate Nominations closed at 5 pm today, September 8th 2020.
The official number of candidates in the 2020 Municipal Election in Wolfville is now 11 candidates for 6 councillor seats, and 2 mayoral candidates.
There will be lots of information and instructions on how to use internet and telephone voting over coming weeks/months but for now, if you are interested, here is a link to the Electronic Voting By-law passed in May by Council.
Ch 102 Electronic Voting Bylaw May 2020
