The Chief Electoral Officer is responsible for the planning, organization, preparation and impartial conduct of territorial electoral events, including territorial general elections, school council elections and school board elections.
Elections Yukon offers information for people who are interested in elections and democracy in the Yukon. These resources help you engage and inform yourself in the political process.
Go to:
- Reports of the Chief Electoral Officer to the Legislative Assembly
- Territorial election reports
- School election reports
- Electoral District Boundaries Commission reports
- General information
- Useful Links
- Canadian Election Management Bodies
Reports of the Chief Electoral Officer to the Legislative Assembly
The Elections Act requires the Chief Electoral Officer to prepare reports and recommendations to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. The Speaker tables these reports in the Legislative Assembly, as per the Act.
The reports are categorized as:
Reports that are required by the Elections Act
Reports that are not required by the Elections Act but can provide supplementary information.
Territorial Election Reports
Includes annual reports, election act recommendations, territorial election readiness, electoral activities, and strategic plans.
Includes territorial election reports, noon reports and official results.
Includes political finance and election finance reports.
Electoral district maps and street keys
Includes maps and a list of street names with polling divisions for each electoral district.
School Election Reports
Elections Yukon is mandated to administer school council elections and school board elections. The Education Act and its regulations guide school election rules and procedures.
School council general elections are held every two years and school board general elections are held every three years.
Official results electing members to a school council or trustees to a school board
These reports list elected members or trustees and the vacancies remaining at the close of the election period.
School council election reports
General elections for school council members are held every two years.
General elections for school board trustees are held every three years.
The Minister of Education requested the support of the Chief Electoral Officer to conduct school referendums on her behalf. These are held as requested by the Minister.
Email [email protected] for official school election results that are more than ten years old.
Electoral District Boundaries Commission Reports
An Electoral District Boundaries Commission (EDBC) was appointed on December 14, 2023, to review the electoral district boundaries. Electoral district boundaries, once enacted, will be in place for the next two general elections. Additional information appears on the Commission’s website.
Final Reports
Interim Reports
General information
Useful links
- Yukon Legislative Assembly
- Municipality of Whitehorse
- Yukon Electoral District Boundaries Commission
- Federal Electoral District Redistribution (Canada)