Jennifer Ingham Town Councillor

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Swearing in of Council.

Thank you so much Wolfville Residents, it was good to see so many people out voting this year. I want to thank you all for your support. I am so looking forward to getting to work for you, the community of Wolfville! Jen Ingham

Today is the last day to vote! If you haven't done so already, head to the Lions Hall. Paper ballots only until 7:00 p.m.Today is the last day to vote! If you haven't done so already, head to the Lions Hall. Paper ballots only until 7:00 p.m.

37.2% of Wolfville electors have so far voted via the internet or the telephone. Internet and telephone voting ENDS at 8 pm today, Friday October 16th! Tomor...row, Saturday October 17th, is regular polling day and electors can visit the Lions Hall between 8 am and 7 pm to vote using a paper ballot - please wear a mask and physical distancing will apply. The unofficial results of the Wolfville Municipal Election will be on our website once counting has been completed tomorrow evening, Oct 17th. Keep on voting, Wolfville! See more

Hey Wolfville Residents, today is the last day to vote electronically, it’s convenient and fast! Tomorrow is the last opportunity to vote in this election with paper ballots only. Please exercise your right to vote! Thank you! Jen Ingham

It has come to the Town of Wolfville’s attention that there is wording in the Town’s Voter Information Letter for the current municipal election that says ‘COUN...CILLORS Vote for SIX of the following:’. This is misleading. The wording should be ‘COUNCILLORS Vote for up to SIX of the following:’ An elector is not required to vote for a total of six councillors and can vote for fewer if they choose. The instructions are clear and correct on the internet voting site - once an elector visits the site to cast their vote, it states: ‘Please select no more than SIX of the following:’ on the screen. The same message is included in the recorded message for anyone using telephone voting. Thank you. See more

Tuesday update. Please get out and vote and have your voice heard. Thank you for your support! This message is authorized by Jennifer Ingham.

For all you who need to be added to the electoral list please visit the Lions Hall tomorrow (October 13th) from 8:30am to 8:00pm to get on the list and vote! Thank you!

Thanksgiving weekend is here! Many of you are going home to enjoy festivities with your family. The good news is, you can still vote online! Have fun and stay safe!

Just a friendly reminder that electronic and telephone voting begins tomorrow. If you are registered to vote you should have received your PIN # in the mail. Happy voting!

Thank you for your kind words Sofia (Acadia Varsity Swim Team). This message is authorized by Jennifer Ingham.

Wolfville’s municipal election is only a few weeks away! In order to vote, you must register. You can do so tomorrow, October 3rd, from 10 am 2 pm at the Wolf...ville Town Hall, provided you bring government-issued ID. If you can’t make it, you can email [email protected] for information about how and when you can register. The ASU has created a website to help you learn about the candidates! Visit https://asuwolfvillevotes.wixsite.com/website to see: Written responses to the 5 questions posed to all 10 candidates for Councillor Video answers to the questions posed to candidates for mayor during last weeks’ debate Contact information for all candidates if you have questions of your own!

Thank you to Angus Bauer, Josh Cummins and Sean Vibert for their help producing this video. This video is authorized by Jennifer Ingham.

The signs have arrived

This morning I was humbled to accept a Member’s Statement on behalf of the Acadia Men’s Swim Team. This award was presented by our MLA, Keith Irving. The Acadia Men’s Swim Team won the 2020 AUS Championships for the first time in 39 years and it was an honour to be part of the coaching squad. Coming full circle, in 2016 my son Jeremy was acknowledged for returning to competitive swimming at Acadia.

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Jennifer over the years.

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Town of Wolfville’s 2020 Municipal Election is just around the corner! This October, we will be electing the councillors and mayor that will serve as leaders, ...spokespeople and decision makers of the municipality for the next four years. As students living in Wolfville, we have a voice in this election as well. Voter engagement has never been as important as it is right now, and as youth are getting out to vote in record numbers, we want to ensure that you know when and where to vote. Find Out If You’re Eligible. In order to vote in this election, you must: Be a Canadian citizen, as of October 8th, 2020 Be 18 years old, as of October 8th, 2020 Have lived in Nova Scotia for 6 months by October 8th, 2020. This includes 2nd, 3rd or 4th year students who lived in Wolfville last year, went home for the summer and are now back in Wolfville! Be a resident of Town of Wolfville as of October 7th, 2020. This includes on-campus students too! If you are a first year student from outside Nova Scotia, you are not eligible to vote. Register. In order to vote in this election, you must register to vote. First, to find out if you’re on the list, contact Vanessa at [email protected], OR take a stroll down to Clock Park this Saturday from 10 am 2 pm. Get to know the candidates and their platforms by attending the ASU’s All-Candidates Debate later this month (stay tuned for more information!) and submit your questions for the candidates by visiting bit.ly/asudebate. Make a Plan to Vote. In this election, there are a few different ways in which you can vote. You can vote via internet or phone between 8:30 am October 8th and 8 pm October 16th. You can vote in person October 8th or 13th between 8:30 am and 8 pm at Lions Hall. You can vote in person October 17th between 8 am and 7 pm at Lions Hall. If you have any questions about voting, registration, or eligibility, please contact the VP Academic & External for the ASU, Lydia Houck, at [email protected]. This is your town, your university, and your voice. Make sure that it’s heard this fall get out and vote!