Voters will be checking their vote behind new, composite plastic voting compartments for the first time this year.The 1,700 voting compartments cost $186 each and are expected to last for many years. According to Barbara Clifford, Returning Officer for The City, it was necessary to replace the aging wooden ones.
Here is a video interview with Barbara Clifford and images of the new voting compartments.
For more information please visit calgary.ca/election
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