Advance voting dates coming up for Prince George municipal election

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Eighteen candidates are seeking eight seats on city council: Tim Bennett, Shawn Bortolon, Nicole Fraser, Jesi Janjua, Trudy Klassen, Tucker Krause, Trenten Laarz, Dan McLaren, Anthony Okechukwu, Rajendar Parmar, Dan Pears, Ron Polillo, Bob Radloff, Cori Ramsay, Brian Skakun, James Steidle, Bruce Wayne and John Zukowski.

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Advance voting dates coming up for Prince George municipal election

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The city is reminding voters that registration takes place at the time of voting. Resident electors must be Canadian citizens, at least 18 years old on election day, residents of British Columbia for at least six months and residents of Prince George when registering.

Non-resident property owners may also qualify to vote if they have owned eligible property within city limits for at least 30 days and meet provincial requirements.

All voters must provide two pieces of identification, including one bearing a signature. Mail ballot voting is also available, with applications due by 4:30 p.m. on October 15 and completed ballots required no later than 8 p.m. on election day.