Significant bump in voters for first day of Voting Week compared to 2020

Elections Saskatchewan reports that 60,745 people voted on Tuesday across the province, for the first day of Voting Week. That compares to 41,458 on the first day of voting in 2020. This doesn’t include the numbers from the voting at personal care facilities on Tuesday.

Dr. Michael Boda, Chief Electoral Officer of Saskatchewan, says there are about 5,000 workers trained and ready to serve the province’s over 800,000 eligible voters. Voting Week continues through Saturday and then after a break on Sunday, the final day is Monday.