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zebatov posted...

If they dont ask for ID when you hand in your voter card, none of that matters anyways.

You have to prove your identity and address when you vote.

So, theoretically, a person with an erroneously issued voter information card and a utility bill with the name and address of the intended recipient of the voter information card could fraudulently vote.

Of course, seeing as IRCC can now share information with Elections Canada, it's quite easy to find out if a permanent resident voted when they shouldn't have and they can then be fined or indicted for doing so.

If enough fraudulent votes were cast to potentially affect the results of an election in a given riding, then it's likely a new election would be held.

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