Advanced voting for municipal election on Oct. 7 and 13 in Duncan

Duncan residents will have two opportunities to vote in advance in this year’s municipal election.

Advance voting will be held Oct. 7 and 13, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Duncan Fire Hall on Duncan Street.

Voters must bring two pieces of identification showing their identity and place of residence. One must include a signature, and photo identification is not required.

Acceptable identification includes a driver’s licence, B.C. Services Card, credit or debit card, utility bill or property tax notice.

Non-resident property electors must also provide proof of property ownership.

Duncan voters will not be choosing a mayor in this year’s election, as Mike McKinlay has been elected by acclamation.

Ten candidates are running for six seats on Duncan city council:

  • Mark Anderson
  • Dana Arthurs
  • Garry Bruce
  • Jenni Capps
  • Tom Duncan
  • Jessica Fetchko
  • Bradley Humenick
  • Adrian Mulholland
  • Carol Newington
  • Bernice Timmer
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