Elections Canada needs workers for election day to work the polls at the Puslinch Community Centre and the United Food & Commercial Workers building. Workers receive paid training. There are a variety of positions available and pay is good for…
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Here are the unofficial results from last nights election in Puslinch: Mayor 1 elected James SEELEY 1081 Votes (50.82%) Dennis LEVER 1046 Votes (49.18%) Councillors 4 elected Matthew BULMER 1636 Votes Jessica GOYDA 1534 Votes John SEPULIS 1379 Votes Ken…
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Last night was the all candidates meeting for the 2018 municipal election. As always, the optimists put on a flawless event and should be greatly thanked for their service to the community. Every candidate should also be congratulated and thanked…
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2018Voter Notification Cards The Township of Puslinch sends Voter Notification Cards to each household for each Eligible Elector. Cards are expected to arrive by mail during the week of September 24th. Each Eligible Voter on the Voters’ List…
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2018 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONOctober 22, 2018 Are you on the Voters’ List? The Voters’ List is a list of eligible electors (people who can vote) in the 2018 Municipal Election. The List of eligible electors within the Township of Puslinch will…
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Workers are required for the Township of Puslinch 2018 Municipal Election, to be held on Monday, October 22, 2018. Deputy Returning Officers: Responsible for opening and closing polls, distributing ballots, verifying voter identification, ensuring secrecy of the vote, and administering…
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Are you on the list to vote for the upcoming municipal election? If you are an Ontario resident over the age of 18 you can visit voterlookup.ca to confirm or update your information in a few easy steps. You can…
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I am running to be leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. As you are aware, Stephen Harper resigned as Prime Minister and party leader after the October 19th election. This began a leadership race in the Conservative Party, which…
Continue Reading ...Federal Election Advance Polls taking Place from Oct 9 – 12 at the Optimist Recreation Centre Polls are taking place from 0ctober 9 – 12, 2015 from 12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the Optimist Recreation Centre (23 Brock Rd….
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PuslinchToday contacted each registered candidate for Mayor and Councillor and asked them for a photograph and short write up. We did not ask them specific questions, we wanted them to have a chance to speak about what is important to…
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If you are unable to vote on Voting Day, October 22, 2018 or on the Advance Voting Days, you can appoint a Proxy. A Proxy is a person who is an eligible voter and whom you trust to vote on…
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Attention all Electors in the Township of Puslinch! The Township of Puslinch staff will be bringing the Voters’ List to you! Township staff will be operating a booth at the local Farmers’ Market and the Fall Fair to provide you…
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All nominations for the 2018 municipal elections have now been filed. There are two candidates for the position of Mayor, five candidates to fill four Puslinch Councillor positions and only one candidate for the position of Wellington County Councillor. More…
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by Mike Robinson. Puslinch intends to keep its first-past-the-post system in place for the 2018 municipal election. Council’s decision followed recommendations from deputy clerk Nina Lecic regarding Municipal Elections Act amendments intended to address issues that arose during 2014 municipal…
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I just wanted to post a quick reminder that the federal election is being held on Monday, October 19th. I wanted to post a definitive list of where everyone should vote, but I can’t find one and don’t want to…
Continue Reading ...The right to vote was not always guaranteed to all citizens of our township. In the pioneer days of settlement in Canada, the right to vote was based on the system in England. It was a privilege enjoyed mostly by…
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