21,200 people voted in area advance polls

Advance voter numbers are in for Nipissing-Timiskaming.   

Elections Canada reports 21,200 people cast ballots over the four-day Easter long weekend.   

That’s up about 4,000 from advance voter turnout in 2021.  

However, since that election, the riding’s boundaries have expanded north to include the Englehart area.  

Monday is federal Election Day.  

The polls will be open from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm.  

Nipissing-Timiskaming has over 84,000 eligible voters.  

Even if you aren’t registered yet, you can do so and vote on Monday.  

To find your polling station enter your postal code on the Elections Canada website.  

Five candidates are running in Nipissing-Timiskaming.  

Richard Coffin
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Richard Coffin has been a reporter and news anchor on the radio in North Bay for over 25 years.  From premiers to people in the neighbourhood, he enjoys connecting with newsmakers and writing stories that matter to area listeners on a variety of topics including healthcare, education, politics, sports and more. 

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