Where to Vote - Polling Hours & Map - Burnaby

Elections and Campaign Finance British Columbia 3 Minutes Read · published May 24, 2026 Flag of British Columbia

Burnaby, British Columbia voters can find polling locations, hours and instructions for municipal elections on the City of Burnaby official election pages. This guide explains how to locate your polling place on the map, typical polling hours on voting day, advance voting options, special ballots and the official contacts if you need help. Use the steps below to confirm your registration, plan when to go, and prepare identification and any voting materials. For authoritative details, consult the City of Burnaby elections information and Elections BC registration guidance noted in the links below.[1] [2]

Where to Vote and Polling Hours

Polling locations for municipal elections are set by the City of Burnaby and published before each election. Typical voting day hours for municipal elections in British Columbia are from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., but exact hours and locations vary by election and polling place; check the City of Burnaby polling-places page for the current map and addresses.[3]

Check your polling place and hours before election day to avoid delays.

Voting Options

  • Advance voting days and times are published by the City; check the official schedule.
  • Special ballots (mail-in) may be available for eligible voters who cannot attend in person.
  • Contact the City elections office for accessibility arrangements or alternate voting options.

Bring the required ID as listed on the City or Elections BC guidance. If you are not on the voters list you may be able to register or vote with acceptable proof of identity and residence per official instructions.[2]

Penalties & Enforcement

Offences related to municipal voting and elections are governed by provincial and municipal election rules and enforced by the City of Burnaby through the Chief Election Officer and related officials. Specific fine amounts and statutory penalties for election offences are not specified on the cited City pages and are governed by applicable provincial statutes and municipal election rules; consult the cited official pages or contacting the elections office for exact penalties.[3]

Allegations of election offences are taken seriously and handled through formal complaint and enforcement processes.
  • Monetary fines: not specified on the cited City pages; see official election statutes or contact the elections office for amounts.
  • Escalation: the City and provincial authorities may escalate from warnings to prosecution; details not specified on the cited page.
  • Non-monetary sanctions: orders, court actions or injunctive remedies may apply; specific measures not specified on the cited page.
  • Enforcer: Chief Election Officer, City of Burnaby Elections Office; use the official contact page to report complaints.
  • Appeals/review: appeal routes and time limits depend on the governing statute or regulation; not specified on the cited City pages.

Applications & Forms

The City publishes forms and instructions for advance voting and special ballots when they are available for a given election. If a named form or application exists for special ballots it will be published on the City elections pages; if no form is published, state that no official form is available on the cited page.[3]

How to

See the step-by-step section below for preparing to vote and locating your polling place.

FAQ

Who can vote in a Burnaby municipal election?
Canadian citizens who meet the municipal voting eligibility criteria and are registered or entitled to register may vote; check the official City and Elections BC pages for eligibility details.[2]
What ID do I need to bring?
Acceptable ID types are listed by the City and Elections BC guidance; bring one or more documents that prove identity and resident address as required.
Where can I find a map of polling places?
The City publishes a polling-places map and list for each election on its elections website.[3]

How-To

  1. Confirm your registration online or by calling the City elections office.
  2. Find your polling place and hours on the City polling-places map.
  3. Prepare acceptable ID and any required documents before you go.
  4. Contact the elections office for accessibility needs or to request a special ballot if eligible.
  5. Follow instructions at the polling station to vote; return any special ballot per official submission rules.

Key Takeaways

  • Check the City of Burnaby polling-places map before election day.
  • Typical municipal voting hours vary; confirm hours for your polling place.
  • Contact the Chief Election Officer for questions or to report issues.

Help and Support / Resources

  1. [1] City of Burnaby - Elections and Voting
  2. [2] Elections BC - Register to Vote
  3. [3] City of Burnaby - Polling Places and Map

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