Increased advanced poll turnout in Langley

Advanced polls in Langley are open and the number is up from last year. As election fever hits the township of Langley, BC amidst its municipal contest, interest in advance polls is strong evidence that voters are keenly following the riding and convinced on who ought to win early. Voters will elect their next mayor and city councillors to further improve and develop the already thriving Langley business community.

In Langley 384 residents have so far cast their ballots, up 8% from the last contest and the advanced polls are not closed yet. Total voter turnout is expected to reach 18,000 people, down from 1999’s record of 20,000 for Langley community. It is believed that because voters received registration cards, this has encouraged residents to get involved early. Sending voters paraphernalia seems to be helpful in encouraging them to cast ballots.

Election time is an interesting and exciting time for local print companies, who often become involved in the campaign process. During local elections print companies become involved in flyer printing about the history and platform of candidates and can play a crucial role in educating voters about local electoral issues and the candidates themselves. In smaller communities such as Langley, a little can go way as smaller waves of advertising and leaflets can reach large numbers of families through mailboxes or banner printing in public spaces.

Advanced polls in Langley will close on November 16. General voting day will be held on November 19 with results published after polls have closed.