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Election Official Quick Reference Guides
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Election officials follow these guides to administer voting and counting during an election. |
Leadership Contestant Financing Report Completion Guide | This is a step-by-step guide for preparing and completing leadership contestant financing reports. |
Election Advertising Not Requiring Authorization Statement | This guide provides information on authorization statements and online advertising. |
Guide for Campaigns – 2023 By-elections | The Guide for Campaigns provides political parties and candidates an overview of what to expect in the Langford-Juan de Fuca and Vancouver-Mount Pleasant by-elections. |
Guide for Financial Agents Appointed Under the Election Act | This guide explains the financing, election advertising, and financial reporting rules in the Election Act and how those rules apply. |
Nomination Contestant Financing Report Completion Guide | This is a step-by-step guide for preparing and completing nomination contestant financing reports. |
Auditor’s Guide | This guide provides guidance to auditors appointed under the Election Act on some of the unique issues that arise from the financial reporting requirements of the Act. |
Guide to Political Party Registration | This guide provides a summary of the political party registration requirements and links to the required application forms. |
Guide to Constituency Association Registration | This guide provides a summary of the constituency association registration requirements and links to the required application forms. |
Guide to Communications for Provincial Third Party Sponsors | This guide helps provincial third party advertising sponsors understand the election advertising rules under the Election Act. |
Guidelines on Independence and Collusion Requirements for Third Party Sponsors | These guidelines outline how Elections BC determines the independence of third party sponsors registered under the Election Act. They also define what is considered collusion between a third party sponsor and a candidate, registered political party or constituency association. |