Here are three easy-to-remember web addresses to get information about the Plebiscite on Mixed Member Proportional Representation System:
- vote.electionspei.ca - where to vote
- results.electionspei.ca - results (starting Nov. 28th after 7:00 p.m.)
- display.electionspei.ca - results suitable for display with a projector
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The Gift that keeps on giving
The Gift that keeps on giving!
Hi Peter,I do know where my
Hi Peter,
I do know where my polling station is, but decided to try typing in my address anyway because I had difficulty another time on this site. Any idea why my address won’t work? I tried various combinations of Route 246 and South Melville Road and Desable, but nothing works.
Just curious. Do I not really exist?
Sandy — the PEI Civic Address
Sandy — the PEI Civic Address System is nothing if not arcane. Your road name is, I suspect, “SOUTH MELVILLE RD - RTE 246”.
The elections page with
The elections page with station lookup;
http://www.electionspei.ca/ple…
could have made good use of your AjaxLookup script.
Many civic addresses are not stored as one would expect.
Leaving you with nothing.
Thanks, Peter.It worked!
Thanks, Peter.
It worked!
You are correct, Ron — the
You are correct, Ron — the existing code is not perfect, and the Ajax code, in fact, was developed to eventually take its place.
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