Accessible voting in provincial elections

• Use your own mobile phone or electronic devices as an accessibility tool to assist you when you go to vote
• Bring a support person to assist with communication, mobility, personal care for medical needs or accessing goods, services, or facilities. Both you and the support person will be required to take an oath before voting
• Bring a guide dog or service animal
• Request magnifiers and ballot templates with braille numbering and cut‑outs
• Curbside voting is available if you are not able to go into the voting location. Contact the local election office to request for an election official to bring the ballot outside the voting location for you to vote
• Assistive voting technology allows electors to vote secretly and independently. It is only available at the local election office from the first day of advance voting until 6 PM the day before Election Day, or by appointment on election day. Walk-in requests will be accommodated, where possible. 

Once an election has been called in your electoral district, use our Voter Information Service to find your local election office and voting location information. If you are unable to go to a voting location, you can:

• submit a vote-by-mail application; or 
• contact your local election office to request a:
  • transfer to a more accessible voting location
  • home visit
  • hospital visit (only available during a general election)

Download our app from the App Store or Google Play and create an account to access:

• a digital voter information card that an election official will scan when you go to vote
• a list of candidates, including an audio list of candidates
• a list of your voting locations
• customizable election notifications 

The app is compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and is compatible with various assistive technologies.