Election Information

General Election for the following seats:

Reeve

Division 1 Councillor

Division 3 Councillor

Division 5 Councillor

Division 7 Councillor

Call for Nominations - Friday, September 20, 2024

Nomination Day - October 9, 2024 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM 

General Election Day - Wednesday, November 13, 2024.

Election Voting Day is Wednesday, November 13, 2024. Eligible voters can vote for municipal Council at the RM Office, located at 100 Hutchence Road, Emerald Park SK, S4L 1C6, from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.  Other locations may be announced.

To learn more about voting, click here.

Advanced Voting General Election

Advanced voting occurs at the RM Office at 100 Hutchence Road, Emerald Park, SK.

Advanced voting days and times TBD:

Monday, 20249:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Thursday, 20245:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Saturday, 202410:00 AM to 2:00 PM


New - Mail-In Voting

The RM of Edenwold No. 158 has recently adopted Bylaw No. 2022-43 Mail-In Ballot Bylaw. Under this bylaw, residents can sign up to vote for municipal elections using a mail-in voting system. Mail-in ballot voting systems are frequently used across the region, including in the RM of Sherwood (surrounding Regina), the Town of Balgonie, the RM of Corman Park (surrounding Saskatoon), and the Province of Saskatchewan.

Mail-In voting follows a safe and secure method to guarantee the safety of the election and election results. To vote using a mail-in ballot:

Note: The RM must receive your ballot no later than 5:00 PM on November 13, 2024. Any mail-in votes received after 5:00 PM on the 13th will be deemed ineligible.

  1. Complete Form R - Voter's Registration Form and Poll Book - Mail-In Ballot and Form C - Declaration of Person Requesting a Mail-In Ballot. Submit these forms to the RM by dropping them off at the RM Office, located at 100 Hutchence Road, Emerald Park SK, S4L 1C6, by mailing them to the RM Office, or by scanning and emailing them to info@edenwold-sk.ca. You can register to vote by mail-in ballot up to November 12th (the day before the election).

  2. Upon receiving the completed Forms R and C, RM staff will create a ballot kit. This ballot kit will include ballots, a Ballot Security Envelope (labelled Envelope A), a Voter Confirmation Envelope (labelled Envelope B), an Outer Envelope (labelled Envelope C), and a Mail-In Ballot Voting Instruction Sheet. RM staff will mail the completed ballot kit to the address you provided in Form R. You can also pick up the kit from the RM Office by giving advanced notice.

  3. Upon receiving the ballot kit, follow the steps on the Mail-In Ballot Voting Instruction Sheet to vote.

  4. After you have voted and completed all steps on the instruction sheet, submit the Outer Envelope (C) to the RM by dropping it off at the RM Office or mailing it to the RM Office. If you choose to mail it to the RM Office, postage has already been paid by the RM.

  5. Congratulations! You have voted! Thank you for participating in the election process!

The next regularly scheduled election is in November 2026 for Divisions 2, 4, & 6.

Please check back closer to the date for more information about the November 2026 election.