If you are away on polling day:
For more information, visit the Elector Information page.
You can vote at the polling place established for the polling division in your electoral district. Polling place information will be available on this website and in local newspapers at election time.
All the identifications acceptable are on this document.
You do not have to be on the List of Electors to vote, although voting is quicker and easier if your name is include on the list in advance. If your name is not on the list, you will be asked to complete a registration form and show authorized identification at the time of voting.
You are eligible to vote if, on polling day, you are:
- a Canadian citizen
- at least 18 years old
- resident in Yukon for the past 12 months prior to the election day
More information about the Yukon residence here.
Political parties report the contributions they receive annually and both political parties and candidates report their contributions following an election. However, only political contributions over $250 in total are disclosed publicly. A contribution over $250 is made when the total of monetary and in kind contributions exceed $250, even though both the monetary and in kind contributions, individually, may be less than $250.
Beginning January 1, 2016, the maximum annual credit is $650 which results from a contribution of $1,275 or more.
The credit amount is calculated as the sum of:
Contributions can be made by persons as:
Unincorporated groups are:
There is no limit on contribution amounts. A contributor can make a contribution of any amount as long as it is properly receipted and reported by the party or candidate.
There is no limit on the total amount of contributions a party or a candidate can accept, as long as the contributions are properly disclosed.
Contributions are gifts made to a party or candidate for campaign purposes in the form of money, a good, a service or a discount off the usual price of a good or service. It does not include volunteer labour when, for example, a person works on a party's or candidate's campaign without receiving compensation.
There are 2 types of contributions:
- monetary
- contributions in kind (goods and services)
