By Lisa Goudy
While the
percentage of voter turnout is a new low for Saskatchewan, it turns out the
2016 election saw more people voting than in the 2011 election.
“More people were registered and more people
cast a ballot,” said Tim Kydd, spokesperson with Elections Saskatchewan. “We
did a far better job of registering voters this election.”
This year was
the first year using a new process to identify and register voters through a
legislation change to work with data from Election Canada, Sask. Health and SGI
to compile the list.
As such,
Elections Saskatchewan is also able to keep a “permanent register of voters,”
something it wasn’t able to do in previous elections.
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