The City of Sarnia is seeking input on residents' voter experiences during the recent 2022 municipal election.
They've launched an online survey, asking voters what they thought of the process.
City Clerk Amy Burkhart said questions relate to satisfaction with the voting experience, chosen voting method, and opportunities for improvement.
"The survey provides an opportunity to identify any barriers that existed, and to enhance voter satisfaction in future elections," she said.
You can go to www.speakupsarnia.ca/2022Vote to complete the survey.
It will be available until Nov. 23 at 4 p.m.
Residents can request a paper copy by contacting the City Clerk’s Office at 519-332-0330 or visiting the second floor of City Hall.
Meanwhile, voter turnout in the City of Sarnia was down compared to 2018’s numbers.
A total of 21,882 electors voted via internet or paper ballots. This represents a participation rate of 40.41 per cent for the 54,148 electors in the city.
