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Ontario’s political parties have made their pitches and now it’s up to voters to cast their ballots to decide who will form the next provincial government.

Polling stations will open across the province at 9 a.m. for people to fill out their ballot in person.

Voting in Ontarios provincial election is proving to be a headache for more than a few voters as computer issues are causing delays at some polling stations.

Ontario’s political parties have made their pitches and now it’s up to voters to cast their ballots to decide who will form the next provincial government.

What voters need to know as they head the polls on election day.

The 2022 Ontario election is today. Heres everything you need to know to successfully cast your ballot:

Elections Ontario says it has fixed a problem that saw no voter information data flowing to political parties for much of Thursday morning after polls opened.

The 2022 Ontario election is tomorrow. Heres everything you need to know to successfully cast your ballot:

Voters in the downtown Toronto riding of Spadina-Fort York could find themselves travelling farther and waiting longer to vote in the Ontario election on June 2 to allow for physical distancing at polling stations amid COVID-19 concerns.

Starting at 10 a.m. Thursday, people can vote in the provincial election at advance polls throughout Waterloo region, Guelph and Wellington County. People can go to any advance polling station in their riding to cast a ballot.