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Some services available to you
Assistance in marking your ballot: Bring a support person (such as a family member, friend, personal support worker, or intervener) to help you vote.
Sign language interpretation: Once an election is called, contact Elections Canada to share what type of interpretation service you need.
- Some tools available at polling stations:
Bigger ballot with candidate names in larger print
- Large-print and braille lists of candidates
- Tactile and braille voting templates
- Magnifiers
- Large-grip pencils
- Voting screens that let in more light
Signature guide
Voter information and voting in multiple languages
- Elections Canada offers the Guide to the federal election and the voter ID info sheet in sixteen Indigenous languages
- Elections Canada offers the Guide to the federal election and the voter ID info sheet in more than 30 languages
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Interpretation services are available at all of Elections Canada offices open during federal elections, including on-campus offices.
Over-the-phone service is available in more than 100 languages, including Indigenous languages. Interpreters are also available at the polls to help electors vote, when booked in advance.