To vote, you must prove your identity and address. You have three options:

Option 1	Option 2	Option 3
Show one piece of identification with your photo, name and address. It must be issued by a government agency. Example: driver's licence.	Show two valid original documents. Both pieces must have your name and one must also have your address. Example: health card and electric bill.	Swear an oath and have an eligible voter vouch for your identity and place of ordinary residence. The person vouching for you must be an eligable voter who has valid authorized identification. This person can only vouch for one person. Examples: a neighbour, your roomate.

You can vote in a Saskatchewan provincial election if:

• You are a Canadian citizen on Election Day;
• You will be at least 18 years of age on Election Day; and
• On the day the writ is issued:
• You have ordinarily resided in Saskatchewan for at least six months immediately preceding that day; and
• You were ordinarily resident in the constituency in which you seek to vote.

OR

• If You are a British subject who was qualified as a voter on June 23, 1971; and
• Meet the residency requirements stated above.