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This year, you can vote by mail or in person. Either way, it’s important that you do.
To request a vote by mail kit, please click the button below. The deadline to request a vote by mail kit is September 11, 2025.
Kits will be mailed via Canada Post by September 15, 2025, and will be in circulation in the days following.
The last day to return kits by mail is September 24, 2025. Vote by mail kits can be placed in a drop box outside of City Hall up to October 2, 2025.
Please note, once you request a vote by mail kit, you will be crossed off the Voter’s List as having voted.
As always, you can vote in person on election day, or at the advance poll.
If you have moved to or within the city, turned 18 years of age, or changed your name, your name may not appear correctly on the voters list. To ensure the voting process is smooth, please ensure you are on the voters list by clicking the button below:
An impeditive voter (a person unable to vote on Election Day) can complete a Vote by Proxy application by clicking the link below. The application must be signed by the impeditive voter and submitted to the Returning Officer before 4:00pm on October 1, 2025. Please note the City of Mount Pearl does not have a ward system and this line can be left blank on the application.
Upon receiving such an application and being satisfied that the requirements for proxy have been complied with the Returning Officer shall issue a Proxy Certificate.
The Proxy Certificate must be provided to the Deputy Returning Officer at the polling division by the designated proxy voter before he or she can vote on behalf of the impeditive voter.
No person can act as a proxy voter for more than one impeditive voter in any one election.
Those interested in voting by proxy can contact Returning Officer, Janice Mullins, by phoning (709) 748-1146, or by emailing elections@mountpearl.ca.
Think about some of the services your municipal government is responsible for providing.
Roads. Public transit. Local policing. Clean drinking water. Sewer treatment. Parks. Recreation. Fire protection. Snow clearing. Garbage disposal. Street lights. Animal control.
The act of voting is at the heart of democracy. It helps choose the leaders of the government who will deliver these services to you and who will decide the level of service you get. Voting connects citizens. By taking part in an election, you help our democracy work.