Amid a push by some to bring pens to polls to mark ballots versus using provided pencils, CityNews asks Elections Canada about its protocols.

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You can bring your own pen or pencil when you go to vote — and if you mark your ballot with a pencil, Elections Canada says it’s not at risk of being changed or tampered with.

Elections Canada is debunking posts some have seen on social media claiming voters have to use a pencil to mark their ballot.

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