ALT Graphic says, “Elections Nova Scotia is building a hiring pool of qualified election workers to staff our internal call centre when the next Provincial General Election is called. To find out more, please visit https://electionsnovascotia.ca/employment or contact Elections Nova Scotia at 1-800-565-1504 or [email protected]. STARTS WITH YOU."

ALT Graphic says, “Oct 18th, On This Day in History: Women were included in the legal definition of “persons” on October 18th, 1929.” There is an outline of three women below the text.

ALT Graphic says, “Election Nova Scotia’s Election Readiness Update for October 2026 is now available at electionsnovascotia.ca.” The graphic features an image of the Election Readiness Update Report.

ALT "Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay By-election Report is now available at electionsnovascotia.ca"

ALT Graphic says, "Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay By-election Report is now available at electionsnovascotia.ca"

ALT Graphic says “Honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation September 30.”

ALT Graphic says, “You can register to vote by: using the online tool available at electionsnovascotia.ca, emailing [email protected], calling 1-800-565-1504 for assistance.”

ALT Graphic says, “Why Register Early? Registered voters will receive a personalized Voter Information Card (VIC) whenever the next election is called. Although you do not have to have a VIC to vote, registering before an election makes voting quick and efficient.” There is an image of three voter information cards fanned out on a table.

ALT Graphic says, “Register at Any Time. Early voter registration helps streamline your voting experience. Register to vote at any time, even outside of an election. [email protected] electionsnovascotia.ca 1-800-565-1504.” There are zigzag lines in the top left and bottom right corners. The ENS logo in the top right corner.

ALT Graphic says, "Update your information. Update your electoral information so you will be prepared to vote whenever an election is called. Contact us at 1-800-565-1504 for assistance."

ALT Graphic says, “International Day of Sign Languages, September 23.” Pictures of sign language are below the text.

ALT Graphic says, “You can register to vote by: using the online tool available at electionsnovascotia.ca, emailing [email protected], calling 1-800-565-1504 for assistance.”

ALT Graphic says, “Attention New Voters. Those 18 and older are old enough to vote when the next election is called. Register to vote now to streamline the voting process. Contact 1-800-565-1504 for assistance.” An image of a burning 18 candle on a cake is in the bottom right corner.

ALT Graphic reads, "Elections Nova Scotia is actively recruiting qualified candidates for the challenging and rewarding role of Returning Officer. Please see the employment section of our website for details. https://electionsnovascotia.ca/employment." There is a burgundy banner at the bottom of the image that says, "Starts with you."

ALT Graphic says, “Register at Any Time. Early voter registration helps streamline your voting experience. Register to vote at any time, even outside of an election. [email protected] electionsnovascotia.ca 1-800-565-1504.” There are zigzag lines in the top left and bottom right corners. The ENS logo in the top right corner.

ALT Graphic says, “2025-26 Annual Report is now available at electionsnovascotia.ca”. A picture of the report is below the text followed by the ENS logo.

ALT Graphic says, “Why Register Early? Registered voters will receive a personalized Voter Information Card (VIC) whenever the next election is called. Although you do not have to have a VIC to vote, registering before an election makes voting quick and efficient.” There is an image of three voter information cards fanned out on a table.

ALT Graphic says, “You can register to vote by: using the online tool available at electionsnovascotia.ca, emailing [email protected], calling 1-800-565-1504 for assistance.” The ENS logo is at the bottom of the page.

ALT Graphic says “Remember. Voter information cards are issued in the individual’s legal name. If your preferred name is different from your legal name, you may contact Elections Nova Scotia at 1-800-565-1504 to see what your options are.” The ENS logo is in the bottom right corner.