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Who Can Vote?

You can vote if you are:

  • A Canadian citizen;
  • 18 years or older;
  • A Nunavut resident for at least one year on Election Day; AND,

Who is a Nunavut Resident?

You are a Nunavut resident if:




You may not vote if:


You Must Vote in the Constituency You Live In

For territorial general elections, you can vote only in the constituency you live in on Election Day.

For territorial by-elections, you can vote only in the constituency you are living in on the day the writ is issued.

Voters List

To vote, you must be on the Voters List.

This is Elections Nunavut’s list of everyone in Nunavut who can vote. It includes each voter’s name, mailing address, and municipal civic address (house or apartment number).


How Do We Use the Voters List?



Am I on the Voters List?

To find out if you are on the Voters List, use the online Voter Registration Portal, or ask your local Returning Officer (the person who manages the election activities in your community), or contact Elections Nunavut:

How Do I Get on the Voters List?

There are three ways to get on the Voters List:

  1. Complete your registration online using the Voter Registration Portal
  2. Complete a Voter Registration Form from the website. Print, sign and email it with 2 pieces of ID.
  3. Complete a registration form when you go to vote. You may need to provide identification.

Changes or Corrections

To change or correct your information on the Voters List: