Personal security protection

Personal security protection

Any person can request to have their name and address obscured from the voters list to protect their personal security. Applications must be submitted in writing to the Senior Election Official.

A person whose name has been obscured is given a personal security certificate and identification number. The identification number for a person with a personal security certificate appears at the end of the voters list.

Anyone who has applied for personal security protection can only vote by sealed envelope ballot.

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