Kamloops residents urged to vote as advance polls open
KAMLOOPS — With the city’s municipal election nearing, polls have officially opened for advance voters and there are some things residents need to know before they vote.
Advance polling began at Heritage House at 100 Lorne St. earlier today, Oct. 10, and it will be open twice more before election day on Oct. 20.
You don’t need to register to vote beforehand — as long as you bring one piece of identification with a signature on it and another with proof of your address, you’ll be set.
City of Kamloops Chief Election Officer Scott Redgrove says in an effort to increase voter turnout, the city puts on three days of advanced voting instead of the required two.