It's election day! Here's what you need to know to vote

It's election day in Ontario!

In Collingwood and The Blue Mountains (Simcoe-Grey riding) there are five candidates on the ballot: Ted Crysler for the Liberals, Allan Kuhn for Green, Benten Tinkler for the NDP, Brian Saunderson for Progressive Conservative, and David Ghobrial for New Blue. 

In Grey Highlands (Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound Riding) there are eight people running to become MPP including: James Harris for the NDP, Selwyn Hicks for the Liberals, Joel Loughead for Green, Paul Vickers for the PCs, Vincent Grimaldo for New Blue, Ann Gillies for Stop the New Sex-Ed Agenda, Matt Fritz for Alliance, and Michael Butt for Libertarian. 

Here's what you need to know to cast a ballot:

When to vote

Polls are open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Where to cast a ballot

If you received a voter information card in the mail that will tell you where your polling station is. You can also find your polling station online here.

What you need to vote

If you received a voter information card, bring that and one additional piece of ID to the poll. If your name is not on the voters' list, you'll need one piece of ID with your name and current address. Find out more about what you can use for identification here. 

Who can vote

If you're a Canadian citizen living in Ontario and are at least 18 years old today, you are eligible to vote.

Results 

Once the polls close, we'll be bringing you live election results from the Simcoe-Grey and Bruce-Grey Owen Sound riding.