2024 Provincial Election
Election Day Is Coming on October 28!
The 2024 Saskatchewan Provincial Election is fast approaching with the last day to vote being Monday, October 28. Voting is a powerful way to make your voice heard in shaping our province’s future of public safety.
Find out Where Each Party Stands on Public Safety
Public safety is a key issue in the October 28 Provincial Election, and we’re committed to helping you make an informed choice.
We sent a questionnaire to all major political parties asking them to share their plans for crucial public safety topics like policing, crime prevention, and emergency response.
Saskatchewan Questionnaire Responses
Public Safety Plans:
Saskatchewan NDP: https://www.saskndp.ca/plan_crime
Saskatchewan Party: https://www.saskparty.com/ourplan
Make Your Plan to Vote
If you are a Canadian citizen, at least 18 years old, and have been a resident of Saskatchewan for at least the last 6 months it’s important to be prepared and have a plan to vote. Voting is easy and can be done one of the following ways:
- Vote by Mail: You can apply today to vote by mail. Once approved, a ballot kit will be sent to your home. Complete it and mail it back before Election Day.
- Voting Week (October 22–26, 2024): Vote early at one of the locations listed on your voter information card or check online. Don’t forget to bring your ID.
- Voting on Election Day: Vote on October 28 at a polling location near you.
- Special Circumstances: If you’re unable to leave your home, you can arrange for an election worker to visit for “Homebound Voting.” You and your caregiver can both cast a ballot. For residents in hospitals, personal care homes, or remand facilities, Facility Voting should be available at your facility. This voting is for residents only and not for the walk-in public
- Key Dates to Remember
- Voter Information Cards Mailed: October 15 to 22
- Last Day to Apply for Vote by Mail: October 19
- Voting Week: October 22 to 26 (No voting on October 27)
- Election Day: October 28 (9 a.m. to 8 p.m.)
Ready to Vote?
Learn more about how to vote, register, view ID requirements, and get all the resources you need for this election at the official Elections SK website. Stay informed and be sure your voice is heard this October.