Are You Eligible to Vote in Cardston County?

You are eligible to vote if you:

✅ Are at least 18 years old
✅ Are a Canadian Citizen
✅ Are a resident of Cardston County on Election Day
✅ Can provide authorized identification

Important Note: Landed immigrants and British subjects are not eligible to vote.

Voter Identification Requirements

All voters in Cardston County must provide one piece of identification that confirms both their name and current address.

Accepted Identification:

✅ Driver’s License
✅ Alberta Identification Card

📸 Photo identification is not required, but your ID must show your name and current address.

What if I Don’t Have ID?

If you don’t have an acceptable ID or you’re unsure what qualifies, you can find the full list of acceptable identification here:
➡️ Elections Alberta - Voter Identification Requirements

Voter Registration in Cardston County

All eligible voters in Cardston County must be listed on the permanent Electors Registry. To register or confirm your registration, please visit the Voterlink website.

Cardston County receives its list of eligible voters directly from Voterlink, so confirming your information helps ensure you are ready to vote.

👉 Missed the registration deadline? No problem — you can still vote! Simply register at the voting station on Election Day.

I Voted Before – Why Register Again?

This is a new provincial requirement that municipalities must follow.

Even if you voted in past elections, you may already be on the list — but it’s always a good idea to double-check at voterlink.ab.ca.

Registering early and ensuring you’re on the List of Electors helps speed up the voting process on Election Day.

For more information or to register, visit:
➡️ https://www.elections.ab.ca/voters/register-to-vote/