Just want to say thank you to the fantastic city staff who had to run this election today with 60-80% of their coworkers cut by the current city council. The ones at Carnegie were on 8am to 8pm shifts (likely longer now) and likely all the other staff across the city.

I hope folks were kind to them when they finally got their ballot to vote. They have been working hard and diligently to ensure our right to vote was upheld today!

AND REMEMBER, who were responsible for how the election ended up today, deliberate voter frustration and suppression we’ve never seen in this city before.

Voting stations at Brittania and Trout Lake were 200-300 people deep all day today. There are only 8 sign in tables at Brittania. Currently it’s an 1.5 h wait. This is totally outrageous.

Huge thank you to everyone who did their civic duty today, it was not made easy.

Priority line is short if need it. Please vote.

While the polling places close at 8, if you're in line -- you still can vote!

Also, next time, don't wait till the last minute :)

How much longer do we need to wait?

Thank you to the very sweet lady who bought a few boxes of girl guide cookies while waiting to vote, and passed one of her boxes down the line for everyone to share. It was the best part of my day today. Also massive props to the girl guide and her dad who sold out three crates of cookies, brilliant work.

At the start of my Stanley Park run

Please let the local government know how you feel the polling process was handled today.

Election@vancouver.ca

The voting lines today were unreal—I’ve voted in nearly every election I’m eligible for and I’ve never seen anything like this before.

Really dropped the ball here

Britania was packed, line up at Trout Lake too. We're moving here, albeit with the line continuing to fill in behind us.

There are priority lines at the voting places but people won't necessarily tell you how to access them!

Who is eligible: immunocompromised people, people with disabilities, people with kids, pregnant people, older people, people with sensory issues who can't wait (mental health and developmental ones included like ADHD and Autism)

What you need to do: go to the front of the line or until an election official stops you and tell them you need the priority line. They won't ask you to identify why. I highly, highly encourage anyone who wouldn't be able to vote otherwise to use this! ❤️

Also, the City of Vancouver confirmed that anyone in line by 8pm when the polls close tonight will be allowed to vote.

Vancouver is pretty recognizable in the new Tron Aires trailer https://youtu.be/9KVG_X_7Naw?si=8dwqy3n2vHl9ghDb

This eagle had a nice 5lb halibut dinner.

Few more people in area with better phones I'm sure have clearer footage.

Doesn’t look like they bothered to dress Vancouver up as a different city. I see Pacific Blvd sign on the Cambie Street bridge kept as is. Melville Street sign is there as well.