REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE FIFTH NUNAVUT GENERAL ELECTION

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1 REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE FIFTH NUNAVUT GENERAL ELECTION

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3 The Report of the Chief Electoral Officer of Nunavut on the October 30, 2017 General Election Printed by Elections Nunavut 2018 For more information or to obtain copies of this report in any of Nunavut s official languages contact: Elections Nunavut 41 Sivulliq Avenue Box 39 Rankin Inlet, NU X0C 0G info@elections.nu.ca

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5 Honorable Joe Enook Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut Iqaluit, Nunavut June 5, 2018 Dear Mr. Speaker, In accordance with Section 197 of the Nunavut Elections Act, I have the privilege of submitting my report on the conduct and administration of the fifth Nunavut General Election. The mandate for Elections Nunavut encompasses more than just voting. Civic education, engagement of the public in our democratic process, and the promotion of voter participation are all crucial pillars in protecting and enhancing our form of government. This report will provide awareness of the activities of the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer to meet the 2017 General Election mandate, and offer insight into the partnerships established to ensure the integrity of the event. Respectfully, Dustin J Fredlund Chief Electoral Officer, Nunavut

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7 Overview of the Fifth Nunavut General Election On June 20, 2017, the Commissioner of Nunavut Nellie Kusugak issued the proclamation that a General Election would be held on October 30, This is the first General Election in Nunavut to be held on a fixed election date, being the fourth Monday of October, four years after the fourth General Election. The Chief Electoral Officer issued writs of election to 22 Returning Officers on September 25, At the end of the declaration of candidacy period, there were 72 accepted candidates running in 21 constituencies, with the constituency of Kugluktuk being secured through acclamation. Two declarations were rejected in the constituency of Kugluktuk because the candidates filed completed declarations only after the close of candidacy. Elections Nunavut rented 24 offices to host Returning Officers and Assistant Returning Officers, 24 separate voting locations, employed 191 election officers, and shipped thousands of pounds of election material throughout Nunavut. Early voting opportunities were made available to all eligible voters during the period leading up to election day. Although 14 constituencies were hampered by inclement weather during early voting, the Chief Electoral Officer exercised his authority under the Nunavut Elections Act to delay early voting in certain communities until the weather improved. 64.7% of registered Nunavut voters cast a vote for their choice of Member of the Legislative Assembly in their constituency. After the polls closed and the counting of votes was concluded, the Returning Officer for Cambridge Bay applied to the Nunavut Court of Justice for a judicial recount, as the vote difference between Jeannie Ehaloak and Pamela Gross was within 2%. The results of the recount on November 4, 2017 confirmed Jeannie Ehaloak had received the most votes and was declared elected.

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9 Table of Contents Introduction... 1 Legislative Amendments... 2 Preparation & Outreach... 3 Initiatives and Partnerships... 4 HR and Logistics... 7 Information Technology... 9 Outreach Social Media Alternative Methods for Voting Election Timeline Calendar Pre-Election Period Election Period Post-Election Period Results Voters List Early Voting Voter Turnout Results by Constituency Recommendations Appendices Appendix A: Adaptations of the Nunavut Elections Act Appendix B: Complaints, Investigations & Prosecutions Appendix C: Persons Disqualified from Candidacy Appendix D: Appropriateness of the Tariff of Fees Appendix E: Female and Male Candidates Appendix F: Special Ballot Information Appendix G: Budget Summary...106

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11 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 1 Introduction of the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer (Elections Nunavut) is an independent office of the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut that is overseen by the Chief Electoral Officer. Elections Nunavut is responsible for the administration of territorial elections and by-elections under the Nunavut Elections Act, as well as plebiscites under the Plebiscite Act. Under a separate agreement, Elections Nunavut also administers local option liquor plebiscites under the Liquor Act for the Department of Finance. As an independent officer, the Chief Electoral Officer is accountable directly to the Legislative Assembly through the Speaker. This ensures the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer can administer elections and plebiscites in a non-partisan manner; maintaining the integrity of the entire democratic process for all Nunavummiut. The Chief Electoral Officer is appointed by the Commissioner of Nunavut for a 7-year term. The Management and Services Board provides oversight of the budgetary and human resource requirements of Elections Nunavut. The Chief Electoral Officer is required to report annually to the Legislative Assembly, as well as to report on specific election/plebiscite events. These reports include recommendations that the Chief Electoral Officer believes will assist in improving the Nunavut Elections Act and the election/plebiscite process. Elections Nunavut provides GIS and mapping support to the Boundaries Commission. The Boundaries Commission is responsible to hold public hearings and propose boundaries and names of constituencies to the Legislative Assembly. The next electoral Boundaries Commission will be conducted in Elections Nunavut works with many public and private partners to ensure elections and plebiscites are run as effectively and efficiently as possible. Legal counsel, information technology (IT) support, geographic information system (GIS) upkeep, audit oversight, and electronic voter database management (EVDM) support are all secured through external professional contracts. The office is in Rankin Inlet and consists of four permanent employees. The year before and after an event, the casual employees and contract election officers increase the office size to over 190 people.

12 2 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Legislative Amendments Impacting the 2017 General Election Nunavut Elections Act 1. Fixed Election Date: Assented March 19, 2014 The election day for a General Election is to be held on the last Monday in October four years after the previous General Election. The first fixed election day was October 30, This amendment also specifies that the pre-election period is the 90- day period before the writ is issued. 2. Rules for Government of Nunavut Employees: Assented November 5, 2015 Public Servants who want to be a candidate or financial agent are required to give notice, obtain approval and/or take leave in accordance with the Public Service Act. The rules were clarified to ensure public servants understand their responsibilities if they want to participate in one of these roles. 3. Publication of Notice- Financial Returns: Assented November 5, 2015 The Chief Electoral Officer will publish a notice in the newspaper advising the public on how to obtain copies of candidate s financial returns. This reduces the costs previously incurred to publish complete financial summaries. 4. Serving Liquor on Election Day: Assented November 5, 2015 Establishments can now serve liquor on Election Day. The practice of prohibiting the sale of liquor on election day was an out of date provision, and is no longer common in Canada. It is still an offence to try and influence how a person votes by offering them liquor. The Liquor Regulations were also amended to reflect this change. 5. Broadcasting during Blackout Period: Assented November 5, 2015 Anyone can now broadcast campaign material on the election day and the day before. Given the widespread use of social media, it was no longer realistic to expect or enforce the broadcast blackout. Summary Conviction Procedures Act 6. Fines for Failure to Prepare and Send in a Financial Return: Assented May 11, 2017 Candidates and their financial agents may now be issued fines for failing to prepare and send the financial return before the end of the post-election period on December 29, The specified penalty is $230.

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14 4 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Initiatives and Partnerships Secondary Student Employment Opportunity- Department of Education The Department of Education partnered with Elections Nunavut on a project to engage youth in Nunavut s electoral process. As the Nunavut Elections Act permits any individual who has not reached voting age to be employed as a Poll Clerk or a Registration Clerk, the partners saw this as an opportunity to expose youth to the democratic process. To be considered for this opportunity, students had to be at least 15 years old, enrolled in a Nunavut secondary school, be in good standing with their school (endorsed by the principal), be legally able to work in Canada and have the permission of their parents/guardians. The selection process was application-based, where students identified which role they wanted to fill and the dates during the election period they could work. The applications were available through Elections Nunavut s website, the Department of Education s website, and through requests made by or telephone. A public service announcement (PSA) was submitted by the Department of Education to ensure adequate notice of this opportunity was provided to students, school administrators and parents. Student Election Officers in Gjoa Haven 42 high school students throughout Nunavut were employed, representing approximately 23% of all election officers who worked during the General Election.

15 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 5 Civic Education Returning Officers were encouraged to engage with schools in their communities and allow students to look behind the scenes at the electoral process. Courtesy of CIVIX Courtesy of Gjoa Haven High School During the election period, 3 school classes from Rankin Inlet conducted field trips to Elections Nunavut headquarters. During these visits, the students were instructed on how elections work in Nunavut, and participated in an imitation vote. CIVIX- Student Vote CIVIX is a non-partisan Canadian charity that builds the skills and habits of citizenship among young Canadians. They have been delivering the Student Vote program for federal, provincial, territorial and local elections across Canada since Elections Nunavut partnered with CIVIX to administer the Student Vote program to coincide with the 2017 General Election. The program combined classroom learning, family engagement, interaction with candidates, media consumption and an authentic voting experience. Students were taught about the territorial government and the process in place to elect Members of the Legislative Assembly. The students also played the roles of election officers to better understand the electoral process.

16 6 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Enforcement Protocol During the first Nunavut Student Vote program to take place at the same time as a territorial election, students were able to cast votes for the official candidate in their respective constituencies. In total, 2161 students in 25 different schools across Nunavut participate in the voting simulation exercise. Student Vote by the Numbers Courtesy of CIVIX The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) hosted a preelection meeting with Elections Nunavut and Public Prosecution Canada (PPC) to revisit the enforcement protocol that guides investigations during election periods. The enforcement protocol is a based on a memorandum of understanding the roles and responsibilities of each party under the Nunavut Elections Act. An enforcement manual, which is publicly available on Elections Nunavut s website, provides details of these roles. As there were amendments to the Nunavut Elections Act and Summary Conviction Procedures Regulations, the manual was updated to reflect the changes. Vital Statistics The Department of Health, Vital Statistics division provides Elections Nunavut with information on residents of Nunavut who have either left the Territory permanently or are deceased. This information sharing is guided by a memorandum of understanding and is authorized under Section 42(3)(e) of the Nunavut Elections Act. Elections Nunavut uses this information to update the voters lists for each constituency. 25 Nunavut Schools Participated 17 Constituencies Represented 2151 Students Voted Studentvote.ca/results/nu2017

17 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 7 Human Resource and Logistics 191 election officers were employed during the 2017 General Election. Each officer was required to sign an appointment and oath form, certifying that they were eligible to work and would abide by Elections Nunavut s code of professional conduct. Election Officers were appointed in a manner that was representative of the languages spoken in the community where they would be working. Election Officer Recruitment and Training Returning Officers: In accordance with Section 198(1) of the Nunavut Elections Act, the Chief Electoral Officer appointed 22 Returning Officers (ROs) for the 22 constituencies in Nunavut. The term of their appointments ends one year after the General Election. Four, 3-day training courses were held during August and September. Assistant Returning Officers: In accordance with Section 202(1) of the Nunavut Elections Act, the Returning Officers appointed 39 Assistant Returning Officers (AROs). The term of their appointments ceased the day following the election. AROs participated with the ROs during the 3-day training sessions during August and September. Deputy Returning Officers & Poll Clerks: In accordance with Section 204 of the Nunavut Elections Act, the Returning Officers appointed 48 Deputy Returning Officers (DROs) and 48 Poll Clerks (PCs) shortly after the writs were issued. The term of their appointments ceased the day following the election. The DROs and PCs attended 1-day training sessions presented by the ROs and AROs in each constituency. Registration Clerks: In accordance with Section 46(1) of the Nunavut Elections Act, the Returning Officer appointed 30 Registration Clerks (RCs). The term of their appointments ceased the day following the election. The RCs participated in the 1-day training session with the DROs and PCs. Other Election Officers: 2 Supervisory Deputy Returning Officers (positioned in Iqaluit and Cambridge Bay), and 1 Deputy Retuning Officer- Special Ballot Coordinator and 1 Poll Clerk-Special Ballot Coordinator (both positioned in Rankin Inlet) were appointed. The term of their appointments ceased the day following the election. Elections Nunavut

18 8 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Office and Voting Locations During the pre-election and election periods, the office of the Returning Officer is a location for the public to obtain information on the electoral process, register to vote or make changes to their registration, and vote in the advance voting opportunities. The office is also where prospective candidates, financial agents and campaign managers can obtain information on participating in the election and submitting the candidate s declaration of candidacy. An office of the returning officer was secured for every constituency. For the most part, these offices have consistently been used in previous events to establish location memory. In communities with more than one constituency, the returning officers shared the location to centralize the electoral activities. The offices are secured under a contract specifying the dates required for use and cost for the period. The contracts also stipulate certain aspects to the offices to ensure they are accessible to all Nunavummiut, including those who have mobility restrictions. During the advance vote in certain communities and on Election Day, larger voting venues were secured to accommodate the increased numbers of voters who typically vote on these days. Disaster Planning Elections Nunavut undertook an exercise to identify realistic and probable events that could impact voting during the election period. This exercise proved to be useful as the office was required to rely on the plan when early voting was delayed in some communities due to inclement weather.

19 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 9 Information Technology Communication between the communities and Elections Nunavut headquarters is vital for ensuring an accurate and fair election. With the geographic and environmental challenges that face our territory, it is important to incorporate technology with redundant measures in the event of a communication failure. Each Returning Officer was supplied with a telecommunication device, laptop, printer, scanner, and internet modem. The election officers were also instructed on how to conduct the election and report results if the electronic technology were to fail. Example of Ground Truthing Map: Temp units represent the structures requiring identification Geographic Information Systems Geographic Information System (GIS) provides the foundation for developing constituency maps and ensuring every dwelling in Nunavut is accounted for and placed in the correct constituency. This is especially important where there are two or more constituencies in a community. Elections Nunavut contracted the services of a local company to enhance the GIS database foundation to ensure the information provided to the public in the form of detailed maps was current and accurate. This work included obtaining data sets from the Department of Community & Government Services- Lands Division, as well directly from the City of Iqaluit. Although this information was relatively current, there had been additional residential construction throughout Nunavut that was not yet identified in these data sets. The election officers in each community were provided these unknown building locations and were tasked to identify them through ground truthing. The results of the local ground truthing were then entered in to the data sets providing voters the most accurate geographic information available.

20 10 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Outreach Save the Date Phase one of the outreach strategy commenced in June 2017 with the distribution of posters indicating when the General Election was going to take place. During this time, a social media campaign was initiated to circulate information to Nunavummiut about the election and important dates and deadlines to be aware of. The Importance of Young Voters Phase three was introduced in the last weeks of the election period to encourage young voters to participate in the election. ᓂᕈᐊᕐᓂᕆᔭᐃᑦ. ᓂᐱᖃᕈᑎᒋᔭᐃᑦ. YOUR VOTE. YOUR VOICE. VUUTIQTATIT. NIPIVIT. VOTRE VOTE. VOTRE VOIX. Get on the Voters List Phase two commenced in the late summer of 2017 with an outreach campaign focused more towards ensuring eligible voters were registered and added to the voters list.

21 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 11 Social Media Elections Nunavut recognizes the importance of social media in disseminating information to the public. Throughout the election, Elections Nunavut provided Facebook posts to every community news group in Nunavut. For the 2017 General Election, Elections Nunavut created #nunavote17 to provide Twitter users a platform to obtain information from many different organizations contributing to Twitter. Social Media Interactions During the Election Periods Real-time information was posted to Twitter in all of Nunavut s official languages. Users: 13,080 Sessions: 29,586 Page Views: 230,661 Document Downloads: 5985 Impressions: 206,929 Clicks: 6135 Shares: 406 Likes: 332 Users Reached: 78,946 Impressions: 241,900 Clicks: 306 Retweets: 468 Likes: 383 Replies: 14 Engagements: 5013

22 12 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Alternative Methods for Voting The Nunavut Elections Act recognizes that many voters in Nunavut may not be able to vote during the statutorily prescribed days for voting in the Advance Vote and on Election Day. As such, provisions were implemented to provide voters other various opportunities to vote, including voting in the office of the returning officer, vote by special mail-in ballot, vote by emergency telecommunication and vote by proxy. Elections Nunavut published information about the different voting opportunities in the newspapers, on the website and through social media. Elections Nunavut also participated in media interviews on the various voting opportunities. Special Ballot (mail-in) The Nunavut Elections Act provides the opportunity for those who will be away from their constituency on election day to vote by special ballot. Special ballot applications were made available after the writ was issued on September 25, The outreach to publicize this option was extensive and included the assistance of many organizations and agencies that support and house Nunavummiut who leave the territory temporarily (See Appendix D for distribution list). The Chief Electoral Officer attended Nunavut Sivuniksavut in Ottawa to provide an overview of the role of Elections Nunavut in our democratic process, as well as to provide in-person assistance to the students to complete voter registration forms and applications for special ballots. Special Ballot (telecommunications) The Nunavut Elections Act provides the opportunity to vote by telecommunication device under certain circumstances. This emergency voting procedure was available for voters who are located in a remote location and had no other means of voting prior to going to that remote location. The outreach for this opportunity was adjoined to the outreach for the special mail-in ballot. (See Appendix F for distribution list).

23 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 13 Mobile Poll The Nunavut Elections Act provides the opportunity for those who are shut in and unable to attend early voting or the polling station to vote by mobile poll. The Returning Officer and Assistant Returning Officer in each constituency broadcasted information about this voting opportunity through local media and reached out to locations that house elders and others who might be physically unable to attend the poll. Elections Nunavut also communicated with the Nunavummi Disabilities Makinnasuaqtiit Society to share details to with those within their network. The mobile poll was scheduled to be conducted one week prior to the election, however, due to inclement weather, many communities were serviced by the mobile poll one day after originally scheduled. Voting in the Office of the Returning Officer An Office of the Returning Officer was set-up in every constituency, and where more than one community was within a constituency, the office was in the community where the Returning Officer was appointed. The Nunavut Elections Act provides for voting in the office of the Returning Officer as an early voting opportunity. This voting was available from October Advance Vote In communities that did not have an Office of the Returning Officer, an advance vote was held on October 23. Courtesy of F. Dombrowski

24 14 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Proxy Voting The Nunavut Elections Act provides the opportunity to vote by proxy for those who cannot vote because of an unexpected absence and have no other way to vote. Proxy voting applications were made available between October 25 and October 30 at 3:00pm. The Rules for Proxy Voting: Only a Returning Officer or the Chief Electoral Officer can issue applications or certificates to vote by proxy. The voter can only qualify to vote by proxy if they could not vote on election day because of an unexpected absence from their constituency. The voter had no other opportunity to vote. The voter and the proxy voter must be registered in the same constituency. A proxy voter can only vote for one person. Voting by proxy is only allowed on Election Day. Proxy Voting Process The voter obtains an application for a proxy certificate. 2 The voter submits the application for a proxy certificate to the Returning Officer. 3 The Returning Officer confirms if the voter and proxy voter qualify. 4 If they qualify, a proxy certificate with a unique identifier is issued to the voter. 5 The proxy voter votes. 7 The proxy voter presents the completed proxy certificate to the Deputy Returning Officer. 6 The voter and proxy voter complete the proxy certificate.

25 Election Timeline

26 16 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SEPT 24 SEPT 25- Day 35 Writs Issued Pre-Election Period SEPT 26- Day 34 Voter Information Cards mailed SEPT 27- Day 33 SEPT 28- Day 32 SEPT 29- Day 31 Declarations closed at 2pm Candidates could withdraw by 5pm DECLARATION PERIOD VOTERS LIST REVISION PERIOD SEPT 30- Day 30 SPECIAL BALLOT APPLICATION PERIOD OCT 1- Day 29 OCT 2- Day 28 OCT 3- Day 27 OCT 4- Day 26 OCT 5- Day 25 OCT 6- Day 24 OCT 7- Day 23 VOTERS LIST REVISION PERIOD SPECIAL BALLOT APPLICATION PERIOD OCT 8- Day 22 OCT 9- Day 21 OCT 10- Day 20 OCT 11- Day 19 OCT 12- Day 18 OCT 13- Day 17 OCT 14- Day 16 Thanksgiving Day SPECIAL BALLOT APPLICATION PERIOD OCT 15- Day 15 OCT 16- Day 14 OCT 17- Day 13 OCT 18- Day 12 OCT 19- Day 11 OCT 20- Day 10 OCT 21- Day 9 VOTE IN THE OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER SPECIAL BALLOT APPLICATION PERIOD OCT 22- Day 8 OCT 23- Day 7 OCT 24- Day 6 OCT 25- Day 5 OCT 26- Day 4 OCT 27- Day 3 OCT 28- Day 2 MOBILE POLL ADVANCE VOTE PROXY CERTIFICATE APPLICATION PERIOD VOTE IN THE OFFICE OF THE RETURNING OFFICER SPECIAL BALLOT APPLICATION PERIOD OCT 29- Day 1 OCT 30 ELECTION DAY Proxy deadline 3pm Special ballot deadline 5pm Post-Election Period DEC 29- Day -60 Deadline for Financial Returns PROXY CERTIFICATE APPLICATION PERIOD SPECIAL BALLOT APPLICATION PERIOD 2017 General Election Calendar

27 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 17 Pre-Election Period: June 27-September 25 Important days June 20 Date not statutorily prescribed June 27 Election Day -90 What happened on that day The Commissioner of Nunavut Nellie Kusugak issued the proclamation for the fifth General Election Pre-election period commenced. The pre-election period started 90 days prior to the writ being issued. During this period, prospective candidates could actively campaign. The Nunavut Elections Act provided the following campaigning rules for this period; The prospective candidate could only use their own personal resources to campaign. This includes money and/or goods & services (S.169(1) NEA), The pre-election expenses combined with the election expenses could not exceed $30,000 (S.169(1) NEA), If the prospective candidate became a candidate in the General Election, all personal resources used during the pre-election period had to be recorded as a contribution on the financial return (S.169(2) NEA), and Anyone campaigning during the pre-election period could not knowingly make or publish any false statement of a fact in relation to the character or conduct of a prospective candidate (S.251(3) NEA)

28 18 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Election Period: September 25 to October 30 Important days September 25 Election Day -35 September 26 Election Day -34 September 29 Election Day -31 October 1 Election Day -29 October 16 Election Day -14 October 23 Election Day -7 October 25 Election Day -5 October 26 Election Day -4 October 30 Election Day What happened on that day Chief Electoral Officer sent the writ to each Returning Officer (RO). Each RO posted it in their office. First day a person could file a declaration of candidacy. First day a person could apply for a special, mail-in ballot. Elections Nunavut sent a Voter Information Card to every voter on the voters list. 2 pm deadline (local time) to file a declaration of candidacy. 5 pm deadline (local time) to withdraw declaration. Elections Nunavut sent an election notice to each Returning Officer and candidate. First day voters could vote at the Returning Officer s office from 12 noon to 7 pm local time. Mobile poll in each community from 9 am to 11:30 am local time. Advance vote from 12 noon to 7 pm. (For communities with no RO office.) First day voters could get a proxy certificate from Elections Nunavut. Must have met strict criteria. Last day voters could vote at the Returning Officer s office Election Day 3 pm deadline (local) to apply for a proxy certificate. Special ballots had to be received by 5 pm or they did not count. Financial Agent Support Election officers provided support to the candidates and financial agents in preparation for the election. Guides outlining the roles and responsibilities of candidates and their teams were made available in all of Nunavut s official languages. Weekly teleconferences were offered to all candidates and financial agents during the election period to provide information and answer questions on electoral financing rules.

29 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 19 Post-Election Period: October 31 to December 29 Important days November 4 Date not statutorily prescribed November 6 Election Day +7 November 9 Election Day+ 10 November 21 Date not statutorily prescribed December 29 Election Day +60 What happened on that day Judicial recount in the constituency of Cambridge Bay. Return of the Writ Candidates must have removed all campaign materials. Elected Members of the Legislative Assembly must have sent their completed financial return to the Chief Electoral Officer prior to being allowed to sit or vote in the Legislative Assembly. Candidates and financial agents must have completed and submitted their campaign financial return. Candidates must have destroyed all copies of the voters lists that they received, or returned them to Elections Nunavut. Judicial Recount Disqualification from Sitting The Returning Officer for Cambridge Bay applied to the Nunavut Court of Justice for a judicial recount because the difference between the number of votes in favour of Jeannie Ehaloak was less than 2% of valid votes cast for the other candidate in that constituency. On November 4, 2017, Justice Bychok conducted the judicial recount in Cambridge Bay. All the candidates in the constituency of Cambridge Bay were served with a notice indicating the time and place of the recount, and that each candidate or their representative could attend. The recount increased the margin of win by one vote for Jeannie Ehaloak, and upheld the outcome identified in the unofficial results. Section 183(1) states that no successful candidate can sit or vote in the Legislative Assembly as a member until their financial return is sent to the Chief Electoral Officer. On November 21, 2017, the day of the first sitting of the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, a completed financial return from Pauloosie Keyootak had not been sent to the Chief Electoral Officer. As such, Mr. Keyootak was unable to sit and vote on that day.

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32 22 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Voters List Summary The voters list is maintained in an electronic database accessible only by election officers. During the election period, the voters list is provided to each candidate for their specific constituency. The Act specifies that the candidate can only use it for the election and must destroy it after the election. The voters lists that are provided to candidates are encrypted and have a watermark that identifies each copy to a specific candidate. After the writ was issued, a notice was published informing the public where they could inspect copies of the voters list and Registered Voters versus Eligible Voters in Nunavut Year Registered Voters Eligible Voters* Coverage ,044 14,678 82% ,796 15,372 83% ,302 17,687 75% ,628 18,607 79% ,137 19,563 72% ,431 22,469 64% ,240 23,337 70% ,888 23,753 71% ,145 24,412 74% * Population data of eligible voters obtained from Nunavut's Bureau of Statistics: Population Estimates by Sex and Single Years of Age, 1996 to make changes or object to the list. A voter could register in person with an election officer or by or fax, provided the voter also submitted a copy of a government issued identification which showed their name and address. A Voter Information Card (VIC) was mailed to every registered voter in Nunavut which identified the voter s name, address and constituency. If a VIC was returned undelivered, the Returning Officer made a note to obtain the proper information when the voter attended the poll to vote. Concern was raised that the list contained outdated voter information. Elections Nunavut will continue to harmonize the voters list with other sources of information to improve upon its relevance and accuracy. It is noted that the coverage for registered voters in comparison to the Nunavut Bureau of Statistics population estimates is approximately 74%. This signifies that 26% of Nunavut residents who may be eligible to vote are currently not registered 1. Of particular concern is the lack of registered voters in the years age range. Registered Voters are Nunavut residents who are qualified to vote and are registered and have been added to the voters list. Eligible Voters are Nunavut residents who may be qualified to vote but are not registered and have not been added to the voters list. Coverage is the percentage of eligible voters who are registered to vote. 1 This data includes all residents of Nunavut, including a small segment that would not qualify to vote due to the one-year residency requirement.

33 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 23 Eligible Voter Population Estimates of Coverage- Registered 1 vs. Eligible Voters 2 Nunavut: Year Registered Voters Eligible Voters Registered 1 and Eligible Voters by Age 2,3 Nunavut 2017 Population Age Registered Voters Eligible Voters 1. Registered Voter data obtained from Elections Nunavut s Final Voters List. 2. Population data obtained from Nunavut's Bureau of Statistics: Population Estimates by Sex and Single Years of Age, 1996 to Registered and eligible voters over the age of 90 are categorically combined

34 24 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Early Voting Early voting opportunities included voting in the office of the returning officer, advance vote, mobile poll and voting by special ballot votes were cast throughout Nunavut during the early voting. The early voting accounted for 15% of all votes cast. This represents an increase of early voting by 1% over the 2013 General Election, and a 5% increase over the 2008 General Election. Special Ballots Special ballots include mail-in ballots; used when a voter is away from their constituency during the election days, and the emergency telecommunication voting opportunity; used when a voter is in a remote part of the world and unable to obtain a mailin ballot. % of Votes Cast 16.0% 14.0% 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% % of Votes Cast at Early Voting: Election Year Early Votes Cast : : : : : special ballots were issued to registered Nunavut voters throughout the world. Of those ballots issued, 151 were returned on time and counted. 4 ballots were received late and 24 ballots were never returned.

35 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 25 Special Ballot Report by Constituency 2017 General Election Constituency Special Ballots Issued Special Ballots Received [votes counted] % Received on Time Special Ballots Received Late [votes not counted] % Received Late Special Ballots not Received [votes not counted] % Not Received Aggu % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Aivilik % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Amittuq % % 0 0.0% Arviat North-Whale Cove % % % Arviat South % 0 0.0% % Baker Lake % 0 0.0% % Cambridge Bay % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Gjoa Haven % % % Hudson Bay % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Iqaluit-Manirajak % 0 0.0% % Iqaluit-Niaqunnguu % 0 0.0% % Iqaluit-Sinaa % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Iqaluit-Tasiluk % 0 0.0% 1 6.7% Netsilik % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Pangnirtung % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Quttiktuq % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Rankin Inlet North- Chesterfield Inlet % 0 0.0% 1 9.1% Rankin Inlet South % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% South Baffin % 0 0.0% % Tununiq % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Uqqummiut % 0 0.0% 0 0.0% TOTAL % 4 2.2% %

36 26 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Voter Turnout Over the past four General Elections, a decrease in voter turnout can be observed. This trend is not unique to Nunavut, with many provincial and territorial elections showing a similar reduction in civic engagement. Overall Voter Turnout : Election Day Voters List vs. Final Voters List: 1995 * Voter Turnout % * * 2004 Election Day Voters List Final Voters List * Final voters list information is not available prior to 2004 * voter turnout % was extracted from Elections NWT data for constituencies that would become part of Nunavut. The Election Day Voters List is compiled from voter data stored from previous election/plebiscite events as well as information obtained from approved sources. The Final Voters List is generated after the General Election and incorporates additions and deletions made during the election periods.

37 81.2% 78.1% 76.8% 75.3% 74.5% Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 27 Voter Turnout (%) * by Constituency 2017 General Election 70.4% 69.1% 67.9% 66.4% 65.8% 64.7% 64.5% 63.4% 62.5% 60.7% 59.1% 58.6% Voter Turnout % 56.4% 55.0% 54.8% 49.7% 48.9% Constituency * Based on Election Day Voters List Although the overall trend for voter turnout is in decline, the actual number of votes cast has been steadily increasing over the past two General Elections. In the 2017 General Election, 10,607 votes were cast. Total Votes Cast : 10, : 9, : 8, : 10, : 10, : 9,449* Votes Cast Number of Votes Cast by Election Year * Election Year * 1995 Votes cast was extracted from Elections NWT data for constituencies that would become part of Nunavut.

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40 57 30 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Aggu IGLOOLIK - ᐃᒡᓗᓕᒃ - IGLULIK (Aggu - ᐊᒡᒍ Constituency) 2017 Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential B 258 C 258 D 258 A Non-Residential 261 A B Outside Constituency D 260 C 260 B 260 A Roads \'.r v 'li 'li B 259 A A 266 B C 265 A 266 D 265 B I 0 D D A C 267 B E 267 D ~ 834 A Q-265 B Q-265 A C 834 D 834 B 834 E E 838 D 838 C 838 B 838 A 836 D 836 E 836 C 836 B 836 A A 269 A 761 A 276 B D 269 C 269 B D 761 B 761 C 274 B D ~ p 0 mo 761 E A C E B 763 A 763 D 763 E B 602 A 278 B 278 A 602 D 602 E 602 C Co-op Attagitaajuk High School /2 Co-op D Ll Attagutakluk School B A Public Works Church Restaurant Wildlife Office Kipsigaq Arena Community Centre RCMP GN Office Northern Stores HTA 311 A Northern Stores 311 B 311 C 311 D Northern Stores Hamlet Office Tujormivik Housing 214 Hamlet Office Church Fire 60 Hall Nunavut Constituency: Aggu - ᐊᒡᒍ

41 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 31 Constituency of AGGU Returning Officer Roland Alorut PO Box 32 Igloolik, NU X0A 0L0 Assistant Returning Officer Tanner Nutarariaq PO Box 63 Igloolik, NU X0A 0L0 Election Result Polling Station Richard Amarualik Paul A. Quassa -Elected- Jerome Sheaves Matt Teed Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To Richard Amarualik Jean-Marie Ipkangnak Filed on time $0 $0 - - Paul A. Quassa Eliyah Evaluarjuk Filed on time $ $ Jerome Sheaves George Qaunaq Filed on time $1, $1, $13.46 Feeding Nunavut Matt Teed Sandy Qamukaq Filed on time $0 $0 - -

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43 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 33 Constituency of Aivilik CORAL HARBOUR - ᓴᓪᓕᖅ - SALLIQ 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential od adc'?c;:? oc? D 'Ill Post Office The Northern Residential Road Sakku School Attiqtait Preschool Arctic College ()(?DO~ o t Hamlet of Coral Harbour CEDO Nunavut Constituency: Aivilik - ᐊᐃᕕᓕᒃ

44 School Airport Terminal Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Aivilik NAUJAAT - ᓇᐅᔮᑦ - NAUYAAT 2017 Km Legend Residential Non-Residential Road Unnamed Road B Nunavut Constituency: Aivilik / ᐊᐃᕕᓕᒃ

45 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 35 Constituency of AIVILIK Returning Officer Wendy Kusugak PO Box 191 Naujaat, NU X0C 0H0 Assistant Returning Officer Donna Kripinak PO Box 143 Naujaat, NU X0C 0H0 Assistant Returning Officer Lenny Emiktaut PO Box 179 Coral Harbour, NU X0C 0C0 Election Result Polling Station Early Polls Coral Harbour Election Day A-Z Coral Harbour Early Polls Naujaat Election Day A-Z Naujaat Jack Anawak Patterk Netser -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Total Unaudited Financial Returns Jack Anawak Patterk Netser Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To Bernice Malliki Doris Bruce Filed on time Filed on time $2, $2, $ Search & Rescue $ $1, ($1,117.20) -

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47 404 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 37 Constituency of Amittuq IGLOOLIK - ᐃᒡᓗᓕᒃ - IGLULIK (Amittuq - ᐊᒥᑦᑐᖅ Constituency) Dept. Sustainable Development Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential Non-Residential Outside Constituency 334 A 334 B Roads 334 C D 334 D 141-J OOsz:roo~ 322 B 322 C 322 D A 326 B 326 C 326 D 326 A B 400 A 401 B 401 A 310 A 309 C 310 B 309 B 310 C 309 A 310 D 310 E U 0 0 co uj (} E B A B 403 A C 282 B 282 A D 284 B 402 C 284 A B 402 A 286 B A Nunavut Constituency: Amittuq - ᐊᒥᑦᑐᖅ

48 150 A 38 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Amittuq HALL BEACH - ᓴᓂᕋᔭᒃ - SANIRAYAK 2017 Km Legend RCMP Non-Residential 403 Residential 401 A-E 288 A 288 B B 266 A Road A 405 B A-E A-E Daycare Hotel Co-op Warehouse Community Hall Catholic Church Power Plant HBO Fire Hall Hamlet Elder's Centre HBO51 School Housing K5 Arena B 308 A Northern Co-op 320 B 320 A Health Centre 301 A B C 324 D 314 B 151 B 151 A 152 C 153 A-E 150 B B B A-E B A A B 324 A 324 C 314 A A 316 B D 133 C 152 A 152 B A 152 D 152 E 134 A 134 B 134 C D A 135 B 135 C 135 C B 131 A Nunavut Constituencies: Amittuq - ᐊᒥᑦᑐᖅ 132 B 132 A

49 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 39 Constituency of AMITTUQ Returning Officer Jesse Oolateeta PO Box 288 Igloolik, NU X0A 0L0 Election Result Assistant Returning Officer Robby Kublu PO Box 101 Igloolik, NU X0A 0L0 Assistant Returning Officer Miranda Qanatsiaq PO Box 112 Hall Beach, NU X0A 0K0 Polling Station Solomon Allurut Paul Haulli Jason Ikeperiar Reena Irqittuq Erasmus Ivvalu Joelie Kaernerk -Elected- George Qulaut Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Hall Beach Election Day A-Z Hall Beach Early Polls Igloolik Election Day A-Z Igloolik Total

50 40 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Solomon Allurut Peter Ivalu Filed on time $ $ Paul Haulli Goretti Morgan Filed on time $0 $0 - Jason Ikeperiar Jason Kaernerk Filed on time $0 $0 - Reena Irqittuq Issaccie Qanatsiak Filed on time $0 $0 - Erasmus Ivvalu Janet Airut Filed on time $0 $0 - Joelie Kaernerk James Langille Filed on time $ $ George Qulaut Louis Tapardjuk Filed on time $ $

51 501 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 41 Constituency of Arviat North-Whale Cove ARVIAT - ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ (Arviat North-Whale Cove / ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ ᐅᐊᖕᓇᖓ-ᑎᑭᕋᕐᔪᐊᖅ / Arviat Nord-Whale Cove / Arviat Tununga-Tikiraryuaq Constituency) rd Ave rd Ave Km Legend Constituency Boundary A 205 B Residential 600 A-E th Ave A 402 B Outside Constituency Road Unnamed Road 700 A-E 205 A 205 B 205 C 205 D 205 E 3rd St th Ave th St rd Ave 3rd Ave 402 C 402 D 402 E th St th Ave 2nd St th Ave th St B th Ave th Ave B 406 A 508 A th St th Ave th Ave 7th Ave A B A 502 B 504 A A 316 B A 311 B 311 C 311 D 311 E 8th Ave 316 C 318 A 318 B 318 C B 701 A 701 B th Ave A-E 4th St 8th Ave 401 A 401 B 401 C 401 D 404 A 406 A A 403 B 403 C 403 D 405 A 405 B 405 C 405 D 501 A 402 A 402 B 402 C 404 A 404 B 501 B A 406 A 406 B 406 C A 500 B 502 A 502 B th Ave th Ave 409 7th Ave A 901 A 5th St 900 A 902 C 902 B 902 A th St th Ave 904 A Nunavut Constituency: Arviat North-Whale Cove / ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ ᐅᐊᖕᓇᖓ-ᑎᑭᕋᕐᔪᐊᖅ / Arviat Nord-Whale Cove / Arviat Tununga-Tikiraryuaq 6th St 8th Ave

52 131 A 131 B 107 A 107 B 106 A 106 B Qulliq Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Arviat North-Whale Cove 10 WHALE COVE - ᑎᑭᕋᕐᔪᐊᖅ - TIKIRARYUAQ B B Km p D Legend Non-Residential Residential Road A 108 B 109 B 109 A 100 A 100 B 110 A 110 B 111 A 111 B 113 A 112 B 113 B 112 A 112 C 115 A 114 A 115 B 114 B Garage 116 A 116 B, 116 C 116 D 116 E Akuliriit Daycare Peter Ongashimna Arena John Adjuk Hall / Issatikpaluk Health Centre Northwestel Radio Station Inuglak School Hamlet Office / Canada Post 215 A 215 B 60 A 211 NAC Learning Centre 60 B Anglican Church 36 A 36 B 212, ~.., <S>. 00 ff 210 Tasiurqtit Housing Association RCMP Detachment 213 B 213 A D 213 C Demolished Garage 207 Hamlet Garage Fire Hall Tavaani Inns North 214 B 214 A D 214 C Dept. of Environment Conservation Office 206 Fish Plant 205 Community Freezer D 0 () D D ~ 202 Roman Catholic Church Issatik Co-op Energy Power House QEC Power Plant Nunavut Constituency: Arviat North-Whale Cove / ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ ᐅᐊᖕᓇᖓ-ᑎᑭᕋᕐᔪᐊᖅ / Arviat Nord-Whale Cove / Arviat Tununga-Tikiraryuaq

53 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 43 Constituency of ARVIAT NORTH-WHALE COVE Returning Officer Andrea Ishalook PO Box 648 Arviat, NU X0C 0E0 Assistant Returning Officer Sarah Anowtalik PO Box 473 Arviat, NU X0C 0E0 Assistant Returning Officer Barbara Ulurksit PO Box 94 Whale Cove, NU X0C 0J0 Election Result Polling Station Early Polls Arviat Election Day A-K Arviat Election Day L-Z Arviat Early Polls Whale Cove Election Day A-Z Whale Cove George Kuksuk Unaudited Financial Returns John Main -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Total Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) George Kuksuk Mary Aulatjut Did not File John Main Amanda Hanson-Main Filed on time $20, $20,

54 9th Ave 44 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Arviat South ARVIAT - ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ (Arviat South / ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ ᓂᒋᐊ / Arviat Sud / Arviat Hivuraa Constituency) rd Ave 4th Ave 600 3rd St 604 4th St 6th St 606 A 4th Ave 5th Ave 606 C 606 B 5th St 2nd St 6th Ave 1st Ave 7th St 6th Ave 4th Ave 2nd Ave 3rd Ave 3rd Ave 6th St 700 D 1st Ave A 700 B 700 C A 7th Ave7th Ave 8th Ave B th St 8th Ave 4th Ave th St Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential Non-Residential Outside Constituency Road Unnamed Road 701 A 701 C 701 D 6th Ave 9th St 10th St 11th St 7th St7th St 7th Ave 3rd Ave 5th St 400 A 400 B 402 A 402 B 5th Ave 10th Ave 3rd Ave 8th St 5th Ave 701 A St 6th Ave 701 B 701 B A 404 B 403 B 403 A 12th 701 D 701 E 803 B 803 A 805 B 805 A 8th Ave 708 A 708 B 9th St 6th St6th St 708 C 708 D 708 E 801 A 707 A 707 C 707 D 703 D 707 B 707 E 703 A 703 B 703 C 703 E 700 A 700 B 700 D 700 E 6th Ave 704 A 704 B 704 D 7th Ave 704 E 11th Ave 706 A 706 B 801 D 8th St 706 C 801 A 706 D 706 E 801 B 801 C 801 E 800 A 800 B 800 C 800 D 800 E 803 A 803 B 803 C 803 D 803 E 802 A 802 B 802 C 802 D 801 A 705 D 801 B 802 E 801 C 801 D 801 E 707 A 803 A 803 B 9th Ave 707 E 701 E 706 D 707 B 803 D 9th St 803 E 8th Ave 802 D 802 E 804 A 804 B 804 C 804 D 800 A 800 B 707 C 707 D 705 A 705 B 701 A 701 B 701 C 705 C 705 E 701 D 706 A 706 B C 706 E 800 C 803 C 800 D 701 C E 800 E 802 A 802 B 704 C 700 C C A-J 805 B 801 B 703 A 805 A-J 805 C 805 D 802 A-J 10th Ave 10th St 805 E A C 801 D 801 E A C 703 D 703 E 703 B th Ave A-J Nunavut Constituency: Arviat South / ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ ᓂᒋᐊ / Arviat Sud / Arviat Hivuraa th St 12th Ave

55 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 45 Constituency of ARVIAT SOUTH Returning Officer Hayley Locke PO Box 205 Arviat, NU X0C 0E0 Election Result Polling Station Assistant Returning Officer Dorianna Irkok PO Box 104 Arviat, NU X0C 0E0 Jason Gibbons Joe Savikataaq -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Jason Gibbons Joe Ishalook Filed on time $5, $5, Joe Savikataaq John Tugak Filed on time $6, $6,

56 th St 1st Rd 1st Rd 6th St 9 Crescent Rd Ave th 7th Ave th Ave 4th St st Crescent st Rd th Ave th Ave st St? rd St Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Baker Lake BAKER LAKE - ᖃᒪᓂᑦᑐᐊᖅ - QAMANITTUAQ 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential Residential Road Unnamed Road th Ave th St 6th St nd St th Ave st Ave th Ave th St 5th Ave 5th Ave 3rd St 4th Ave 4th Ave 4th Ave 4th Ave st Ave nd Ave th Ave th Ave St th nd Crescent st Ave rd Crescent th Crescent 4th Ave4th Ave th Crescent rd Crescent 7th St st Ave th St 4038 Crescent th St th th St nd Rd th St th St th St th St Fuel Tank st Ave 1st Ave 1st Ave 6th Crescent 2nd Rd 2nd Rd 2nd Rd th Crescent Crescent 8th Nunavut Constituency: Baker Lake - ᖃᒪᓂᑦᑐᐊᕐᒃ - Qamanittuaq

57 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 47 Constituency of BAKER LAKE Returning Officer Mary Owingayak PO Box 43 Baker Lake, NU X0C 0A0 Election Result Assistant Returning Officer Sanark Nakoolak PO Box 518 Baker Lake, NU X0C 0A0 Polling Station Karen Kabloona Simeon Mikkungwak -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Karen Kabloona Delma Uquqtuq Filed on time $13, $13, Surplus (deficit) Simeon Mikkungwak Robert Seeteenak Filed on time $2, $2, ($1.76)

58 Iharuliq St St. Kalaak Omingmak St Omingmak St Maligik Rd I B B Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Cambridge Bay CAMBRIDGE BAY - ᐃᖃᓗᒃᑑᑎᐊᖅ - IQALUKTUUTTIAQ Km NAC Daycare & Residence 0 Legend 30 A 30 B 34 A-J 30 D 30 C Non-Residential F 49 E 49 D 49 C 49 B 49 A Residential 51F 51 E 51 D 51 C 51 B 51 A 53 E Kalaak St. 53 D 53 C 53 A 53 B Do Road CHARS 36 C 36 D 36 E 36 B 36 A 33 D 33 E 33 A 33 B 33 C Kulayak Rd 2 A Nogak Rd Tiggiak Rd 2 B CHARS 2 C 49 E 49 D 49 C 49 B 49 A Kilgavik St 4 A Kilgavik St 4 B 28 A 4 C 36 C 36 B 36 A 36 E 36 D 28 B 4 D B 34 C 34 A 42 B 28 C 42 A 34 D 34 E 52 B 52 E 52 D 52 C 52 A 6 A 28 D Okpik St Tatkik Rd North 6 B 28 E 29 B 29 A 43 B 43 A 6 C 47 C 47 B 43 C 43 D 45 B 45 A 47 A 26 A 59 B 59 A 26 B 9 B 8 A 9 A Okpik St 26 C 8 B 26 D 8 C 44 C 1 D 44 B 44 A 26 E Pungnik Rd 48 B 48 A 3 A 1 C 3 B 45 C 1 B Okpik St 45 B 45 A 51 B 1 A 51 C 51 A 9 A-J 53 C 53 B 53 A Natik St Tuktu St 34 A-H B 2 A 2 D Koihok Mahagak Rd Tuktu St Okalik St Kangok Rd 1 B 1 A 2 C 2 A Nanook Rd 5 A 4 D 4 C 4 B 4 A 2 B 1 C 1 D 2 A 5 B Kalvik Rd Ogak Rd D 3 C 3 B 3 A 4 A 4 B Okalik St Kulik Elementary School 4 D 4 C 2 B 3 B 3 A 5 D 5 C 5 B 5 A Kilinik High School / Community Library / KHS 3 B 4 B Ogak Rd Rd Aniakvik 2 D N.A.C. / C.I.C. Arc 23 A Arctic Islands Lodge Tatkik Rd 9 D 3 A 4 A 9 C 5 B 5 A 8 D Tigiganiak Rd 9 B 22 B Kangok Rd 8 C 9 A -C, 6 D 22 A 3 B 3 A 11 B 8 B 6 C Kulik Rd Wellness Centre 11 A Roman Catholic 8 A 11 C 6 B 7 B 7 A 6 A Helen Magsakak Building 12 B School Storage 11 B Church Youth 9 A 10 B 13 B Kamotik Rd Centre 12 A N.A.C. Gray Annex Health Centre Bank / N.H.C. / Post Office Co-op Store / Pharmacy / Nunavut Power Corp. Youth 7 B 13 D Centre 8 B 7 H Nunavut Planning Commission Nunavut Impact Review Board 11 A 7 A 10 A 7 F 8 B 8 A 8 A 7 E 7 G 7 D 7 C 9 A B Inukshuk Office / Garage 29 A 7 B 29 B 6 A 7 A 13 C Fire Hall Kingmik St Kingalik St Omingmak St Old 3-Bay Northwest Tel Office 6 B 1 F Nanook Wordworking Kitikmeot Law Centre Mitik St KIA / NTI Mitik St Natik St 1 E 1 D 1 C 1 B 1 A 2 F 2 E 2 D 2 C 2 B 2 A 4 A 4 C 4 B 4 D Hamlet Office / Council Chambers / Arena Pump House 2 A 2 B 2 C Community Hall 2 D Kitikmeot Foods Daycare Office Wildlife Kapihilik Cres Visitors' Centre Glad Tidings Church Old Hall 5 B 11 C 11 A 11 B 1 A 11 E 11 D Daycare 1 B 11 F Office Green Row 5 A Pool Akilgik Rd 6 E Ugyuk Rd Housing Shop New 3-Bay Enokhok Office Game Hall T-MAX / Northern Store / Quick Stop 6 D Jago Services 6 C Arctic Closet 6 B Mitik St Rd 6 A Elder's Palace Akhak Anglican Church 2 B 2 C 2 A Power Corp. 1 D 1 C 2 F 2 E 2 D 2 G H.T.O. N.A.C. Main Building Power Corp. 12 A Migiayak Rd Rd Kugyok Cres 2 H 1 B A 2 G Tulik 1 A 1 B 1 C Kopannoak St Bunkhouse 2 F 2 E 1 D 2 D 1 E Kapihilik Cres Mitik St 1 F Power Plant 2 C 2 B Inns North Co-op Hotel RCMP Detachment 6 A 6 B Omilik Rd 2 A 6 A 6 C 6 D Kitnuna Office 1 B 1 A 18 A 6 E 18 D 18 C 18 B Ogyuk Rd 6 F 6 B Kitikmeot Supplies 3 D 3 C 3 A 3 B Akilgik Rd Mitik St Old Co-op Store Kitnuna Garage 9 D 9 C 9 B Avingak St 9 A New Hamlet Office A 8 B 14 A 14 B 14 C 14 D 14 E 8 C 14 F Natik St 8 D 8 E 8 F Amagok St 8 G Ugyuk Rd Meat Plant Coast Guard Natik St Natik St Natik St Nunavut Constituency: Cambridge Bay - ᐃᖃᓗᒃᑑᑎᐊᕐᒃ - Iqaluktuuttiaq

59 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 49 Constituency of CAMBRIDGE BAY Returning Officer Barbara Porter PO Box 2212 Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0 Assistant Returning Officer Patricia Wingnek PO Box 22 Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0 Election Result Polling Station Jeannie Ehaloak -Elected- Pamela Gross Harry Maksagak Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To Jeannie Ehaloak Brent Boddy Filed on time $5, $5, $ Gov t of NU Pamela Gross Lena Egotak Filed on time $3, $3, Harry Maksagak Richard Ekpakohak Filed on time $1, $1,

60 Hotel ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Pond St / ᑕᓯᐊᕐᔪᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ Out Point Dr / ᓇᓯᑦᑕᕐᕕᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Den Dr / ᐊᐳᒥᐅᕕᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Water Lake Rd / ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Out Point Dr / ᓇᓯᑦᑕᕐᕕᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ ᐃᒥᕐᑕᕐᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Polar Bear Rd / ᓇᓄᖅ Seal St / ᓇᑦᑎᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ Airport Rd / ᑎᖕᒥᕈᖃᖅᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Airport Rd / ᑎᖕᒥᕈᖃᖅᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Work Place St / ᓴᓐᓇᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ Airport Rd / ᑎᖕᒥᕈᖃᖅᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Aglukkaq Rd / ᐊᒡᓘᒃᑲᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ ᑲᖏᖅᓗᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Recreation Dr / ᐅᓚᑉᕿᕕᓕᕆᔨᑦ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ A-E A-E A-E Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Gjoa Haven GJOA HAVEN - ᐅᖅᓱᖅᑑᖅ - UQHUQTUUQ 2017 Km Legend 33 A-E Residential 7 A-E Non-Residential 16 A-E 12 5 A-E 14 Road 6 A-D 11 A-C Airport Unnamed Road \ A-E \ 3 1 / ᑲᖏᖅᓗᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Bay Dr 9 A-C School Ln / ᐃᓕᓴᖅᕕᒃ ᑐᐊᓪᕈᖅ Harpoon Rd / ᐆᓇᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Spearhead Rd / ᓴᖕᒥᐊᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Bay Dr / 11 Back Rd / ᑐᓄᐊᓂ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Rope Rd / ᑐᑲᖅᓯᐊᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Recreation Dr / ᐅᓚᑉᕿᕕᓕᕆᔨᑦ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ / ᖁᓪᓕᖅ 122 Stone Lamp Dr Ravine St / ᑰᕈᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ Setter St / Recreation Dr / ᐅᓚᑉᕿᕕᓕᕆᔨᑦ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ ᑕᑦᖁᑦ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ Recreation Ice Rd / ᓯᑯ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Dr / ᐅᓚᑉᕿᕕᓕᕆᔨᑦ Lamp Dr / ᖁᓪᓕᖅ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Dr / ᓯᓂᒃᑕᕐᕕᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Stone Steel Dr / ᓴᕕᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Slide St / ᓯᑐᕋᖅᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ RCMP Rd / RCMP ᐳᑭᖅᑕᓖᑦ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Porter Rd 27 Ice Rd / ᓯᑯ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Stone Marker St / ᐃᓄᒡᓱᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ / ᐳᐊᑕ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Sled Dr / ᖃᒧᑎᒃ ᐊᖁᓪᕕᒃ Rd / ᓇᐳ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ 8 2 A-E 12 Cross Bar Amundsen St / ᐊᒧᓴ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ 10 9 A-D Rd / ᐱᓪᕌᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ A-C 8 A-C Runner A-E A-C 1 A-D 8 Shore St / ᓯᓈᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑖ A-D Moss Rd / ᐃᑉᕈᖅ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ 2 A-D 3 A-C ᑐᓚᒃᑕᕐᕕᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Land Point Rd / ᓄᕗᒃ ᐊᑉᖁᑦ Ocean Dock Rd / Nunavut Constituency: Gjoa Haven - ᐅᖅᓱᖅᑑᖅ

61 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 51 Constituency of GJOA HAVEN Returning Officer Patty Qamukkaq PO Box 141 Gjoa Haven, NU X0B 1J0 Assistant Returning Officer Kristy Ann Porter PO Box 111 Gjoa Haven, NU X0B 1J0 Election Result Polling Station Joseph Aglukkaq Tony Akoak -Elected- Paul Puqiqnak James Qitsualik Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Early Polls Final Voters List Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Joseph Aglukkaq Enuk Pauloosie Filed on time $0 $0 - Tony Akoak Helen Tungilik Filed on time $ $ ($20.00) Paul Puqiqnak Caroline Anavilok Filed on time $1, $1, James Qitsualik Ruediger Rasch Filed on time $0 $0 -

62 1100 A 1100 C 1100 B 823 A 823 B 908 A 908 B 934 A 934 B 956 B 1100 D 1104 B 1104 E 52 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Hudson Bay SANIKILUAQ - ᓴᓂᑭᓗᐊᖅ A Km Legend C 1104 D 944 Non-Residential BPW Garage 980 E 980 D 980 C 980 B 980 A 933 B 933 A 932 B 930 B C D C 915 C C 1024 B A 1020 B 1020 C 1020 D 1020 E 1022 B E B 931 A 956 A 1010 E E 1015 E 1017 E 1017 D B Residential 977 D 977 C Sanikiluaq Roads 977 A 932 A 931 B 930 A 914 A 914 B 957 A 1010 D 1010 C 1010 B 1010 A 1011 D 1011 C 1011 B 1011 A 1026 E 1015 D 1015 C 1026 C 1026 B 1026 A 1015 B 1015 A 1024 E 1024 D 1024 A 1017 C 1017 B 1017 A 916 B 916 A 1022 E 1022 A 1022 C 1022 D 915 B 915 A D C 827 B 827 A B A B 102 A B 112 A B 114 A Nunavut Constituency: Hudson Bay - ᑕᓯᐅᔭᕐᔪᐊᖅ - Tahiuyaryuaq - Baie d'hudson

63 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 53 Constituency of HUDSON BAY Returning Officer Caroline Arragutainaq PO Box 100 Sanikiluaq, NU X0A 0W0 Assistant Returning Officer Lucy Kittosuk PO Box 70 Sanikiluaq, NU X0A 0W0 Election Result Polling Station Peter Kattuk Peter Qavvik Allan Rumbolt -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Peter Kattuk Charlie Takatak Filed on time $0 $0 - Peter Qavvik Allan Rumbolt Timothy Kowcharlie Deborah Thomas Filed on time $0 $0 - Filed on time $ $

64 A 54 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Iqaluit-Manirajak IQALUIT-MANIRAJAK - ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ-ᒪᓂᕋᔭᒃ City of Iqaluit Keewatin Air Iqaluit Ln 1542 Canadian North Hangar B A A-D New Airport Terminal / Kakivak Ct A-D Ungalliqpaat Cres B A-C A-E Ungalliqpaat Cres 1518B Combined Services Building Federal Rd 1510 Iqaluit Airport A101-A302 B105-B304 C205-C306 D108-D308 E110-E310 F111-F312 Akilliq Dr A-F Mivvik St A-F 5193 A-F A-F A-F Qamaniqtuaq St Allanngua St A-C A-H 5187 A-F 1104B Qajisarvik Rd A-C A-C A-F A-D A-D A-D Nirukittuq Nuna Cres Ulu Ln A Al Woodhouse St 1083 Discovery Lodge Hotel Niuraivik Ln 1104C Ikaluktuutiak Dr Iglulik Dr Qamutiik Ct Iglulik Dr Sikituuq Ct 948 Federal Rd Federal Building 969 Fred Coman St Qajisarvik Rd Masak Ct Nunavut Dr A-D Mivvik St Natsiq St A-E Aviq St Ben Ell Dr Pingua St 5108 A-E 5073 A-D A-D Iglulik Dr Nunavut Dr Hotel Arctic Curling & 923 Racquet Club NTI, QIA 902 and RBC 922 Navigator Inn A-C Iqaluit House A A-D A-D Baffin Gas Bar RCMP Nunavut Legislature B A-L A-D A101-D106 A-E C A A-H A101-F A-D A-D A-D A-F 5308 A-F A-F NAC and NRI A-F A-F Arnaitok Arena, City Hall, Fire Hall Qaqqaliaq St A-J 5300 Kangiq&iniq Dr 900 Wildlife Office Umiaq Pingua St Siqinniqtuq Ave Qulliq Ct Mattaaq Cres Pitsi Ln Queen Elizabeth Way Aquatic Centre North Mart 5326 Nunavut Justice Centre A-L A-L St. Jude's Anglican Church Takuminaqtuq Ave 515 A-L A-F 5002 A-F A-F Nunavut Arctic College Nakasuk School 517 A-J Palaugaa Dr Nikku Ln Saputi Rd Inuksuk High School Northwestel Library Niaqunngusiaq Umiaq Cres Saputi Rd Frobisher Inn CBC The Snack Nipisa Market Place 516 Astro Hill Terrace Kampanikut Ln ugalaaq St 499A Qikiqtani General Hospital B Queen Elizabeth Way Paunna Rd Suputi St Amaaq St Atungauyait Dr Igutsanit Niqit Ct Airait Ct Dr Niaqunngusiaq Paunna Rd Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential Non-Residential Outside of Constituency Road Anuri St Road to Nowhere Joamie Ct Joamie School Anuri St Aput Ct

65 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 55 Constituency of IQALUIT-MANIRAJAK Returning Officer Carson Soucie PO Box 564 Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Assistant Returning Officer Malaya Eese ee PO Box 1468 Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Election Result Polling Station Adam Arreak Lightstone -Elected- Okalik Eegeesiak Monica Ell- Kanayuk Jude Lewis Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Early Polls Final Voters List Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To Adam Arreak Lightstone Nanauq Kusugak Filed on time $15, $15, Okalik Eegeesiak Eelai Uniuqsaraq Filed on time $3, $2, $ Qajuqturvik Society Monica Ell-Kanayuk Bryan Hellwig Filed on time $5, $5, $ Qajuqturvik Society Jude Lewis Soriah Duncan Filed on time $3, $3, $70.22 Gov t of NU

66 56 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Iqaluit-Niaqunnguu IQALUIT-NIAQUNNGUU - ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ-ᓂᐊᖁᙴ 2017 Igutsanit N Atungauyait Dr Airait Ct Qimminguat Ct Nirnait Ln Atungauyait Dr Qiyuttaat Ln Joamie Ct Joamie School Abe Okpik Cres , B1-B A-1K, 2A-2K Kimminnaq Ln 2600 A-G 2604 A-E 2602 A-F Kalla Ln 2709 A-F Paurngaq Cres Tasilik St 2707 A-F Amaruq Ct Nanuq Cres 2705 A-E Tulugaq St Ukaliq St 2711 A-D 2703 A-E Tuktu St Abe Okpik Cres Ivitsugait Ln 2726 A-D 2713 A-J 2728 A-F Aqiggiq Ct Qimmiq Ct 2715 A-D Paurngaq Cres A-F 2732 A-F Tasilik St A A-D A-F A-D A-1G, 2A-2G A-L Aqsarnii Middle School École Des Trois Soleils Arctic Winter Games Arena A-F 2734 A-D Abe Okpik Cres Qunguliit Ln Tinnguat Ct Niaqunngusiaq 'o Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential Non-Residential Outside of Constituency Road City of Iqaluit Bill Mackenzie Ln 3114 Aiggilii Rd 3110 Aqqut Rd Nanook School Aqqut Rd A-D A B A-D 3234 St. Simon's Church A-D Simonie Michael Cres Hanson Dr Abe Okpik Comm. Centre Niaqunngusiaq Helen Maksagak Dr Hanson Dr Jose Kusugak Ln John Amagoalik Ln Jack Anawak St

67 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 57 Constituency of IQALUIT- NIAQUNNGUU Returning Officer Martine Dupont PO Box Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Assistant Returning Officer Annie Nooshoota PO Box 1804 Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Election Result Pat Angnakak Franco Anne Rejected Election Day Final Voters Polling Station Total Ballots -Elected- Buscemi Crawford Ballots Voters List List Early Polls Election Day A-Z Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Pat Angnakak John Matthews Filed on time $5, $5, Franco Buscemi Kyle Sheppard Filed on time $2, $5, ($ ) Anne Crawford Natsiq Kango Filed on time $7, $8, ($662.21)

68 A-C A-C 58 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Iqaluit-Sinaa IQALUIT-SINAA - ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ-ᓯᓈ 2017 Sap Arnaitok Ar City Hall, Fire Hall Ikalukt q&iniq Dr Building Aquatic Centre Nunavut Dr Anuri St Nunavut Dr Qamutiik Ct maniqtuaq St Qikiqtani General Hospital Nunavut Legislature Hotel Arctic NTI, QIA and RBC Curling & Racquet Club Niaqunngusiaq Al Woodhouse St Aput Ct Mivvik St 621 Iglulik Dr 619 Pitsi Ln Astro Hill Terrace lanngua St Aviq St Suputi St Palaugaa Dr Mattaaq Cres Natsiq St Fred Coman St Road to Nowhere Niaqunngusiaq Queen Elizabeth Way A-F A-E 687 A-E A-F 677 A-D Niuraivik Ln Iglulik Dr Paunna Rd A-D 679 A-F Atungauyait Dr Queen Elizabeth Way Ben Ell Dr Amaaq St Iglulik Dr 176 A-D Paunna Rd Nikku Ln Joamie Ct Igutsanit Niqit Ct Tasilik St Kampanikut Ln Umiaq Wildlife Office Navigator Inn Inuksuk High School 501 Northwestel Airait Ct 170 Kuugalaaq St Nipisa St Umiaq Cres A-F 187 A-F Qiyuttaat Ln Atungauyait Dr Ataani Ln Abe Okpik Cres Atungauyait Dr Library Museum HTO A-D 672 A-F A-D A-F 189 A-F 191 A-F B A-D 172 A-D A-D Qimminguat Ct A C D Blk Blk Blk Market Place B 156 A-E 307 A-C Amaruq Ct A Discovery Lodge Hotel Baffin Gas Bar Iqaluit House St. Jude's Anglican Church North Mart Nakasuk School Frobisher Inn CBC 350 Blk Blk Blk A-D Qajaq Ln Sinaa St Nirnait Ln Siku Cres Nipisa St 111 A-C A-D 109 A-F Nipisa St A-F A-C A-F 132 A-C 133 A-D 259 A-D A-D 305 A-F 131 A-D 303 A-F A-F 297 A-D 299 A-D 298 A-F 291 Nanuq Cre The Snack City of Iqaluit Kimminnaq Ln Joamie School Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential Non-Residential Outside of Constituency Road

69 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 59 Constituency of IQALUIT-SINAA Returning Officer Suzanne Kadlutsiak PO Box 2193 Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Assistant Returning Officer Blake Wilson PO Box 1448 Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Election Result Polling Station Adamee Itorcheak Paul Okalik Cindy Rennie Elisapee Sheutiapik -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Early Polls Final Voters List Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To Adamee Itorcheak Allen Hayward Filed on time $4, $4, Paul Okalik Judy Romaric Sessua Kuengou Filed on time $7, $7, $ Niqinik Nuatsivik Food Bank Cindy Rennie David Wheler Filed on time $8, $8, Elisapee Sheutiapik Brian Twerdin Filed on time $9, $9, $ Qaggiavuut Society

70 60 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Iqaluit-Tasiluk iq St IQALUIT-TASILUK - ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ-ᑕᓯᓗᒃ 2017 glulik Dr Nunavut Dr Curling & Racquet Club TI, QIA nd RBC Iqaluit House Arnaitok Arena, City Hall, Fire Hall Kangiq&iniq Dr Wildlife Office City of Iqaluit Aquatic Centre Queen Elizabeth Way Umiaq Mattaaq Cres North Mart nniqtuq Ave Nunavut Justice Centre Pitsi Ln Qulliq Ct St. Jude's Anglican Church Nunavut Arctic College Nakasuk School Palaugaa Dr Nikku Ln Saputi Rd Inuksuk High School Northwestel Library Museum HTO Niaqunngusiaq Umiaq Cres Frobisher Inn CBC The Snack Nipisa St Sinaa St Astro Hill Terrace Market Place Qikiqtani General Hospital Kampanikut Ln Kuugalaaq St Qajaq Ln Queen Elizabeth Way Ataani Ln Nipisa St Paunna Rd 536 A-H Suputi St Amaaq St Siku Cres A-G A-F Atungauyait Dr Igutsanit Niqit Ct 498 A-F Atungauyait Dr Airait Ct Niaqunngusiaq Paunna Rd A-F A-G A-D A-D A-D Qimminguat Ct A-D 491 A-D Nirnait Ln Atungauyait Dr Qiyuttaat Ln A-D 2208 Anuri St A-G A-C Road to Nowhere A-D 2220 A-E A-D A-C 2218 A-D Joamie Ct A-E Abe Okpik Cres A-H B Joamie School 2219 A-D Anuri St 4086 A-H Aput Ct A-F 4065 A-H 4006 A-H 4096A A-1G, 2A-2G 4000 A-E 2251 A-D 2249 A-D A-F 2238 A-D Tasilik St A-D Amaruq Ct A-D 2233 A-D Tulugaq St 4110 A-H A-H A-H 4116 A-H 4123 Imiqtarviminiq Tuktu St A-E A-F 4124 Aqiggiq Ct Tasilik St Abe Okpik Cres Road to Nowhere Km Legend Constituency Boundary Residential Non-Residential Outside of Constituency Road Nipisa St Nanuq Cres Ukaliq St Aqsarnii Middle School Niaqunngusiaq École Des Trois Soleils Arctic Winter

71 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 61 Constituency of IQALUIT-TASILUK Returning Officer Francois Fortin Deschenes PO Box 6003 Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Assistant Returning Officer Malaya Qaunirq Chapman PO Box Iqaluit, NU X0A 0H0 Election Result Polling Station George Hickes -Elected- Jacopoosie Peter Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-G Election Day H-M Election Day N-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To George Hickes Victor Tootoo Filed on time $3, $2, $1, Qaggiavuut Society Jacopoosie Peter Noodloo Peter Did not File

72 RCMP B Tuktu Rd Okalik Rd Anavilok St Niglak Rd Niptanatiak Rd Hilltop Rd A A Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Kugluktuk KUGLUKTUK - ᖁᕐᓗᖅᑐᖅ 2017 Km Coronation Dr Legend Dept. of Env. \... Hotel Residential Gas Station First Air Non-Residential Coronation Dr Coronation Dr Visitor's Centre Public Works 1 4 Northern Housing Road Old Anglican Church Coppermine Hotel RCMP Shed Ilavut Centre Hamlet Garage Unnamed Road Hikok Dr Coronation Dr Northern Warehouse Inuit St Kalvik St D Northern Store 185 Dr Coronation Anglican Church 188 Housing Office Health Centre Jimmy Hikok Ilihakvik Kaiyoina St Hikok Dr Amagok St Kugluktuk High School 230 Hikhik Rd Sperry St Rd Masiana Brighter Futures Angutsiak St Radio Station Arctic College Kaiyoina St Klengenberg St Daycare Co-op Umimgmak Dr Old Firehall Store Aviak's Pre-Natal Centre New Arcade HTO Kugluktuk Dr Kugluktuk Dr Co-op Warehouse Old Arcade Fire Hall Horseshoe Cresc Church Kakayak St Umimgmak Dr Cresc Horseshoe Sperry St 132 Northwestel 524 Hamlet Office 152 Inuit St 331 Complex Nattiq St Coronation Dr NCC Building (GN) Enokhok Building (GN / Hamlet) KugluktukDr Power Station Enokhok Inn Hala River Rd Oligona Dr C-Store 147 Kugluktuk Dr Kugluktuk Dr Kikiak Contracting / Canadian North Dr:'.lO[JcJ.. ~.,...,.,.. A.C.E River Rd Dr JMS Tank Oligona Kilgavik Rd Coronation Dr Saddleback Rd 0.. ' c::j t::::j Kitikmeot Inuit Association Office Aghak St B 1C A B 1D Hilltop Rd 0 D 10E 8B 8D 10D8A 8C A 10B 10C Tip Top Rd Nunavut Constituency: Kugluktuk - ᖁᕐᓗᖅᑐᖅ

73 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 63 Constituency of KUGLUKTUK Returning Officer Edna Elias PO Box 498 Kugluktuk, NU X0B 0E0 Assistant Returning Officer Betty Ann Kadlun PO Box 181 Kugluktuk, NU X0B 0E0 Election Result Mila Adjukak Kamingoak -Acclaimed- Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Total Unaudited Financial Return Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Mila Adjukak Kamingoak LaShawna Taipana Filed on time $0 $0 -

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75 PR 26 PR 25 PR NCPC PR 22 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 65 Constituency of Netsilik TALOYOAK - ᑕᓗᕐᔪᐊᖅ Arena / Hall Baseball Diamond 77. ~... ~It: Km Legend Residential Non-Residential Road Health Centre Gas Station Preschool CJ OD PR :D 0 T PR 19 PR PR PR 02 PR 03 PR 04 PR 12 ad D O DD T PR PR 11 - D D D D HTO Daycare PR 28 Co-op IBC 67 WHS A. Netsilik School Hamlet Arctic College PR 30 MB 406 Training Centre Health Water PR 07 Mission Anglican Church Boothia Inn Morvet DPW PR o o D 210 PR 21 PR 20 PR DO'[J'Cl 'O D G 0 D [JG Q cj PR 16 PR 17 PR PR PR PR !JJ CJ] ~ 8 am OJJJ CJ PR T T El 8 ~ 0 8 ITil PR PR PR PR Horizontal 70 RCMP Storage RCMP Stone Church RC Mission Nunavut Constituency: Netsilik- ᓇᑦᑎᓕᒃ

76 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Netsilik KUGAARUK - ᑰᒑᕐᔪᒃ Km Legend Residential Non-Residential Road n Netsilik Nunavut Constituency: - ᓇᑦᑎᓕᒃ 55

77 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 67 Constituency of NETSILIK Returning Officer Robert Lyall PO Box 12 Taloyoak, NU X0B 1B0 Assistant Returning Officer Lindsay Anaija PO Box 40 Taloyoak, NU X0B 1B0 Assistant Returning Officer Vicky Qagutaq PO Box 20 Kugaaruk, NU X0B 1K0 Election Result Polling Station Early Polls & Election Day A-Z Kugaaruk Early Polls Taloyoak Election Day A-Z Taloyoak Emiliano Qirngnuq -Elected- Joe Tulurialik Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Emiliano Qirngnuq Guido Tigvareark Filed on time $ $ Joe Tulurialik Kidlapik Paniloo Filed on time $ $

78 T 572 b 752 A 752 B T 572 a 68 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Pangnirtung PANGNIRTUNG - ᐸᖕᓂᖅᑑᖅ - PANGNIQTUUQ 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential Residential Road Qikiqtaq Equipment Ltd. 807 A 807 B Government of Nunavut 834 A 833 A 803 A 803 B 803 C 803 D 833 B 834 B 834 C 809 D 809 C 809 B A 831 B 831 A 831 C 831 D 814 D 814 C 814 B 814 A 830 A 830 B 813 A 830 C Pangnirtung Housing 813 C 830 D 813 B 813 D Pangnirtung Fisheries 628 A Gas Station 640 B 629 A 629 B 629 C 629 D 626 A 626 B 638 C 638 A 638 D 633 A Northern C-Store Northern Store Auyuittuq National Inns North - Auyuittuq Lodge Hamlet of Pangnirtung Office Park Office Angmarlik Centre - Community Museum Attagoyuk School Health Centre Uqqurmiut Centre for Arts & Crafts 622 A 620 C 739 B 235 E 235 D 746 A 746 B 743 A Pangnirtung Co-op Canada Post R.C.M.P. 712 Qulliq Energy Corp. Municipal Garage Alookie School Aksayuk Arena 635 B 235 F 171 B 741 B 171 A 235 C 235 B 235 A 177 A 179 A 179 B T 485 a 177 B T 485 b 238 D 238 C 166 B 748 B 745 B 238 B 164 A 164 B 167 A 181 B 167 B 166 A 748 A 238 A 181 A 728 C 750 A 162 A 162 B 750 B 727 A 727 B 727 C 749 C 712 A 712 B 712 D 714 A 754 B 714 D 713 A 713 B 779 B 781 A 720 A 720 B 756 B 117 A 117 C 117 B 715 B 117 D T 165 b 715 D 713 D 715 C 715 A 713 C T 165 a 758 B Airport Wildlife Office E 766 C 444 C 449 B 766 D 766 B 449 D 714 B 714 C 754 A 756 A 720 C 720 D 758 A 449 C 449 A 766 A 444 D 444 B 444 A 442 D 635 A 442 C 442 A 442 B 743 B 745 A 741 A 728 A 728 B 749 A 749 B 779 A 781 B 452 D 452 C 452 A 640 C 640 D 640 A 638 B 452 B 633 B 622 B 739 A 620 A 620 B Nunavut Constituency: Pangnirtung - ᐸᖕᓂᖅᑑᖅ

79 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 69 Constituency of PANGNIRTUNG Returning Officer Mary Etuangat PO Box 210 Pangnirtung, NU X0A 0R0 Assistant Returning Officer Sheepa Kuluguqtuq PO Box 441 Pangnirtung, NU X0A 0R0 Election Result Polling Station Harry John Dialla Johnny Mike Margaret Nakashuk -Elected- Hezakiah Oshutapik Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Harry John Dialla Samson Kilabuk Filed on time $0 $0 - Johnny Mike Charlie Qumuatuq Filed on time $2, $2, Margaret Nakashuk Rose Tina Alivaktuk Filed on time $ $ Hezakiah Oshutapik Tommy Papatsie Filed on time $0 $0 -

80 A A A A B A A 321 B 321 C 317 A 317 B 70 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Quttiktuq ARCTIC BAY - ᐃᒃᐱᐊᕐᔪᒃ - IKPIARYUK 2017 Km A 41 B A Legend 79A 93 Non-Residential A Residential Road ~ : A 1012B E 289 D C B 289 A A 276 B 276 C D 276 E 304 A B A 309 B 311 A B A 313 A 313 B 322 B 322 C A 326 A 326 B 327 A 326 C B 326 D 327 B 327 C 326 E 327 D 327 E A 328 B 328 C 330 B 330 A 328 E 328 D,, o D o IHJDo ~ DDQ E 329 A 329 B 329 C 329 D A 220 B 220 C 220 D Nunavut Constituency: Quttiktuq - ᖁᑦᑎᒃᑐᖅ

81 99 Co-op 31 B Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 71 Constituency of Quttiktuq GRISE FIORD - ᐊᐅᓱᐃᑐᖅ - AUYUITTUQ 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential Residential Road NWTEL Tank Farm Co-op Warehouse GN Dept. of Env. RCMP GN Co-op Store Health Centre Fire Hall Hotel School Gym Hamlet Housing Hamlet 10 Freezer T Daycare Housing Church A T Nunavut Constituency: Quttiktuq - ᖁᑦᑎᒃᑐᖅ 24 17

82 87 72 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Quttiktuq RESOLUTE - ᖃᐅᓱᐃᑐᖅ - QAUYUITTUQ 2017 :. Water Tank Km Legend Non-Residential Residential Road Day Care Centre I - 1 Health Centre Post Office / HTO Hamlet Office / Community Hall / Gym Qarmartalik School Community Freezer RCMP Wildlife Office Arena Fire Hall Church Tudjaat Arctic Co-op Resolute Housing Association Qasuittuq Inns North South Camp 64 Inn Nunavut 49 Arctic College Nunavut Constituency: Quttiktuq - ᖁᑦᑎᒃᑐᖅ

83 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 73 Constituency of QUTTIKTUQ Returning Officer Joanna Koonoo PO Box 124 Arctic Bay, NU X0A 0A0 Assistant Returning Officer Julia Olayuk PO Box 140 Arctic Bay, NU X0A 0A0 Assistant Returning Officer Louisa Kakkee PO Box 41 Grise Fiord, NU X0A 0J0 Assistant Returning Officer Belinda Oqallak PO Box 106 Resolute, NU X0A 0V0 Election Results Polling Station David Akeeagok -Elected- Mishak Allurut Kataisee Attangutsiak Leo Eeecherk Gary Kalluk Mavis Manik Rachel Qitsualik- Tinsley Isaac Shooyook Andrew Taqtu Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Arctic Bay Election Day A-Z Arctic Bay Early Polls & Election Day Grise Fiord Early Polls & Election Day Resolute Total

84 74 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Unaudited Financial Returns Quttiktuq Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) David Akeeagok Marty Kuluguqtuq Filed on time $11, $11, ($16.44) Mishak Allurut Ina Allurut Filed on time $0 $0 - Kataisee Attangutsiak Leslie Oyukuluk Filed on time $3, $3, Leo Eeecherk Sheba Ejangiaq Filed on time $0 $0 - Gary Kalluk Dian Avva Filed on time $0 $0 - Mavis Manik Sarah Salluviniq Filed on time $0 $0 - Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley Sean A. Tinsley Filed on time $7, $7, Isaac Shooyook Mason Pauloosie Did not file Andrew Taqtu Tina Muckpaloo Filed on time $0 $0 -

85 241 Kingaaq Ave Tugak St Meats Lodge Arctic 4 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 75 8 Constituency of Rankin Inlet North-Chesterfield Inlet RANKIN INLET - ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᖅ - KANGIRLINIQ (Rankin Inlet North - Chesterfield Inlet / ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᐅᑉ ᐅᐊᖕᓇᖓ - ᐃᒡᓗᓕᒑᕐᔪᒃ / Kangirliniq Tununga - Igluligaaryuk / Rankin Inlet Nord - Chesterfield Inlet Constituency) 2 7 Km Legend Constituency Boundary Maniraq St Residential Nuna St Non-Residential Tuapak Ave 215 Uqquaq St Kingaaq Ave 217 Kingaaq Ave Outside Constituency Innujuak St Road A 1 B Qurluqtuq Ave Unnamed Road 209 Sittuqqaq St Katimavik Hotel Piqtuq Ave 212 Tupirvik Ave 210 Imaqsuq St 213 Old Legion D B 202 C A Nappiq St Nunavut St Kivalliq Regional Health Centre Tuatuq St St Atuqtuarvik Nuvua Natirnaq St C-Store ROAD R60 Kivalliq Healing Facility Calm Air Housing Arvinggak St Pukkinniq Kugyuk Ave Tupirvik Ave St ROAD R46 Nuvua 111 St Nunavut St NAC Garage New Ilagiiktuq Agnico Eagle Mines Nunavut Arctic College ROAD R47 Tapiriit Building Piruqsaijiit/Soc Serv/Dental/RI Fitness Roman Catholic Church Public Works Ikkayuktauvik Services/Economic Dev. & Trans. Sakku Investments Corp. Sivulliq Ave Simon Alaittuq School Aputii St ROAD R45 Toromont Nuvua St Sivulliq Ave M&T Garage Nunavut Power Corp NPC Northern Warehouse Singiituq Complex Canada Post Kativik Baptist Church RBC Royal Canadian Legion Rockland Building Pump House Tulimaaq Ave Ivalu/Kivalliq Northern Store Ilua St Oomilik Building 2 Wild Wolf Cafe Community Freezer Drop-In Centre Tugliq St Aputii St Oomilik Building 1 Huka Services Hamlet Garage Hamlet Garage 2 Kajjuk St Autozone Kivalliq Legal Services Centre Regional Services Office (RSO) Sivulliq Ave Imaqaut St Kivalliq Ave Ekusik St Atausiq St Hamlet Airports Garage Public Health Nanuq Community Learning Centre Nunavut Liquor Management Rankin Inlet Fire Hall Co-op Store/Turaarvik Inns North/CIBC Hamlet Airports Kivalliq News NAC Trade School Heating Mivvik Ave Siniktarvik Hotel Rankin Inlet Municipal Office Mivvik Ave Hamlet Airports Kataujaq Society Daycare Garage 2 GN Con Shed Mivvik Ave Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. New Anglican Church Anglican Church RCMP Terminal Garage Iglu St Siku Ave Unataqtutsait St North Pisugvik Attami Umingmak Supply St 11 St Arctic Heating & Plumbing 12 Inulik St Mivvik Ave M&T Ent/Cargo Offices M&T Warehouse St Pisugvik St Iglu 13 Ayaruaq St Unataqtutsait St South Kivalliq Air Hangar Calm Air Hangar Aircraft Hangar Resource Centre Aurora Northern Contractors 19 Maani Ulujuk Illiniarvik Tiriganiaq Leo Ussak Elementary School St Tulugaaq Ave 105 Attami St Tariuq Ave Gas Station Majurvik Ave 111 Fuel Tank 106 Inukshuk Iqaluk Ave Glad Tidings Church Qupanuaq St Ave Red Top Children's Group Home Ave 127 Pulaarvik Friendship Centre Lester Landau Chartered Accountants Nauya CBC Inulik St Ipiktuq St Tiktaq Ave Housing Association Uqaqti St Inukshuk Ave Quick Stop Nunavut Constituencies: Rankin Inlet North - Chesterfield Inlet / ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᐅᑉ ᐅᐊᖕᓇᖓ - ᐃᒡᓗᓕᒑᕐᔪᒃ / Kangirliniq Tununga - Igluligaaryuk / Rankin Inlet Nord - Chesterfield Inlet Unataqtutsait St South Taqiq Ave Aivilik St FOL 1

86 138 Power Plant Arctic 76 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Rankin Inlet North-Chesterfield Inlet CHESTERFIELD INLET - ᐃᒡᓗᓕᒑᕐᔪᒃ - IGLULIGAARYUK Jf Hamlet Maintenance Garage Housing Association Garage Co-op Warehouse Fire Hall a'q, iQ [J cri;f], J.,. f ; Kajuqjuk Iluaqsarvik / Health Centre Ste. Theresa's Hospital.. I I I - ComplexOriginal Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet / Community Mission Power House R.C. Mission Current R.C. Mission [Q 4 \ The Northern 0 1 Km Legend Residential Non-Residential Road Gas Station Fuel Tank College 111 Pitsiulak Co-op / Tangmavik Hotel Naja Isabelle Home GN CGS and Maintenance Services GN Dept. of Environment Iqalukpik Fish Plant Noel Nuvak Arena Victor Sammurtok School Nunavut Constituency: Rankin Inlet North - Chesterfield Inlet / ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᐅᑉ ᐅᐊᖕᓇᖓ - ᐃᒡᓗᓕᒑᕐᔪᒃ / Kangirliniq Tununga - Igluligaaryuk / Rankin Inlet Nord - Chesterfield Inlet

87 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 77 Returning Officer Cecilia Autut PO Box 246 Rankin Inlet, NU X0C 0G0 Election Result Assistant Returning Officer Rita Nattar PO Box 272 Rankin Inlet, NU X0C 0G0 Assistant Returning Officer Gloria Thompson PO Box 52 Chesterfield Inlet, NU X0C 0B0 Constituency of RANKIN INLET NORTH- CHESTERFIELD INLET Polling Station Douglas Aggark Cedric Autut Tom Sammurtok Cathy Towtongie -Elected- Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Early Polls Chesterfield Inlet Final Voters List Election Day A-Z Chesterfield Inlet Early Polls Rankin Inlet Election Day A-K Rankin Inlet Election Day L-Z Rankin Inlet Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Douglas Aggark Harry Aggark Filed on time $ $ Cedric Autut Kyle Tattuinee Filed on time $2, $2, Tom Sammurtok Jocelyn Bouthillier Filed on time $1, $1, Cathy Towtongie Walter Morey Filed on time $10, $10,

88 St Arctic Ave Tuapak Ave Nuna St Qurluqtuq Ave St Nunavut Katimavik Hotel Sittuqqaq St Tupirvik Ave Old Legion Imaqsuq St 223 Piqtuq Ave Nappiq St Kivalliq Regional Health Centre Tuatuq St Nuvua Atuqtuarvik Natirnaq St Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Rankin Inlet South RANKIN INLET - ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᖅ - KANGIRLINIQ (Rankin Inlet South / ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᐅᑉ ᓂᒋᐊ / Kangirliniq Hivuraa / Rankin Inlet Sud Constituency) Km Legend Constituency Boundary 239 Residential GONE Kivalliq Healing Facility Non-Residential A 221 C-Store 226 ROAD R B 233 C D Calm Air Housing Outside Constituency Arvinggak St Kugyuk Ave St Pukkinniq Road \'.? \1;i li li I I / Tupirvik Ave 208 ROAD R46 Nunavut St I Unnamed Road New Ilagiiktuq NAC Garage Nunavut Arctic College Agnico Eagle Mines Tapiriit Building Piruqsaijiit/Soc Serv/Dental/RI Fitness CJ ROAD R Roman Catholic Church Nuvua St Public Works Ikkayuktauvik Services/Economic Dev. & Trans. 203 Sakku Investments Corp ROAD R45 Toromont Sivulliq Ave Simon Alaittuq School Ave Sivulliq M&T Garage Nunavut Power Corp NPC Singiituq Complex 142 Northern Warehouse Canada Post Kativik Nunavut St Baptist Church 118 Royal Canadian Legion Rockland Building Aputii St RBC Pump House Tulimaaq Ave Northern Store 112 Oomilik Building 2 Ivalu/Kivalliq Meats Ilua St Wild Wolf Cafe 130 Community Freezer Drop-In Centre Aputii St Oomilik Building 1 Tugliq St Huka Services Hamlet Garage Hamlet Garage 2 Kajjuk St Autozone Kivalliq Legal Services Centre Regional Services Office (RSO) Sivulliq Ave Atausiq St Imaqaut St Ekusik St Hamlet Airports Garage Kivalliq Ave Public Health Community Learning Centre 158 Nanuq Lodge 0- ~ ~ o ~ o~u - D -~ Nunavut Liquor Management Rankin Inlet Fire Hall Mivvik Ave Siniktarvik Hotel Rankin Inlet Municipal Office Co-op Store/Turaarvik Inns North/CIBC Hamlet Airports NAC Trade School Kivalliq News Heating Mivvik Ave Hamlet Airports Kataujaq Society Daycare Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Garage 2 GN Con Shed Anglican Church New Anglican Church Mivvik RCMP Terminal Garage Siku Ave Unataqtutsait St North Iglu St Pisugvik Attami Umingmak Supply St St Arctic Heating & Plumbing Mivvik Ave M&T Ent/Cargo Offices Kivalliq Air Hangar M&T Warehouse Calm Air Hangar St Pisugvik St Iglu Inulik St Ayaruaq St Aircraft Hangar Tiriganiaq St Resource Centre Aurora Northern Contractors Maani Ulujuk Illiniarvik Tiktaq Ave Leo Ussak Elementary School Tulugaaq Ave 203 Unataqtutsait St South Attami St Tariuq Ave Gas Station Fuel Tank Nauya Ave Majurvik Ave Ipiktuq St Inukshuk Iqaluk Ave 108 Qupanuaq St Ave 112 Glad Tidings Church Children's Group Home Nauya Ave CBC Red Top Pulaarvik Friendship Centre Tiriganiaq Lester Landau Chartered Accountants 112 Tiktaq Ave St 101 Housing Association Quick Stop Uqaqti St Inukshuk Ave Inulik St ,' 149 Tara's Bed & Breakfast Aivilik St Matchbox Gallery FOL Kivalliq Expediting & Storage Inc. Ipiktuq St Taqiq Ave Itivia Siqiniq St St FOL 2 Nunavut Constituencies: Rankin Inlet South / ᑲᖏᖅᖠᓂᐅᑉ ᓂᒋᐊ / Kangirliniq Hivuraa / Rankin Inlet Sud Itivia St Unataqtutsait St South

89 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 79 Constituency of RANKIN INLET SOUTH Returning Officer Lynette Didur PO Box 411 Rankin Inlet, NU X0C 0G0 Assistant Returning Officer Suzanne Tatty PO Box 571 Rankin Inlet, NU X0C 0G0 Election Result Polling Station Lorne Kusugak -Elected- Alexander Sammurtok Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To Lorne Kusugak Nanasee Onalik Filed on time $1, $ $79.93 Gov t of NU Alexander Sammurtok Katie Joudry Filed on time $1, $1, $86.10 Ikurraq Food Bank

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91 Office Kinnagait Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 81 Constituency of South Baffin CAPE DORSET - ᑭᙵᐃᑦ - KINNGAIT 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential Residential Road RCMP Station Northern Store Housing Plant Power Health Centre Co-op Store Hamlet Peter Pitseolak School Social Services Community Hall Learning Centre Inn 4007 Co-op Print Shop Dorset Suites Anglican Church Airport Terminal Municipal Garage Sam Pudlat School Community Arena GN Offices Water Tank Nunavut Constituency: South Baffin - ᕿᑭᖅᑖᓘᑉ ᓂᒋᐊ - Hivuraa Qikiqtaaluk - Baffin Sud

92 82 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of South Baffin KIMMIRUT - ᑭᒻᒥᕈᑦ - KINGMIRUT 2017 Km Legend A1 A A C 204-B 204-A 2-A 208-A A RCMP To Tasilik Area (see Inset 1) Non-Residential Residential Kimik Co-op Garage Road 94-A 94-B 94-C 94-D 406-B E 211-D 211-A 211-C 211-B 406-A Northern Comm. Freezer A 12-A CGS A 13-A Fire Hall 14-A Visitor's Centre Soper House Art Gallery Akavak Centre School 6-A Library Nunavut Arctic College Illuilliq Building Daycare Hamlet 7-A GN Wildlife Office 9-A Saimattaq Building Housing Inset 1: Tasilik Area 200-B 207-D 200-A 207-B 207-E 209-B 207-C Arena 201-B 207-A A 210-B 3-A 210-A 208-D 202-A 202-B 208-C 202-C 202-D 4-A 208-B 203-A 203-B 209-A 5-A 113-B 113-A Co-op Power House Nunavut Constituency: South Baffin - ᕿᑭᖅᑖᓘᑉ ᓂᒋᐊ - Hivuraa Qikiqtaaluk - Baffin Sud

93 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 83 Constituency of SOUTH BAFFIN Returning Officer Josephee Kellypalik PO Box 148 Cape Dorset, NU X0A 0C0 Election Result Assistant Returning Officer Josephee Oqutaq PO Box 291 Cape Dorset, NU X0A 0C0 Assistant Returning Officer Simionie Akavak PO Box 78 Kimmirut, NU X0A 0N0 Polling Station Early Polls Cape Dorset Election Day A-K Cape Dorset Election Day L-Z Cape Dorset Early Polls Kimmirut Election Day A-Z Kimmirut David Joanasie -Elected- Michael Salomonie Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Surplus Donated To David Joanasie Moshi Kotierk Filed on time $1, $1, Michael Salomonie Cheryl Constantineau Filed on time $4, $3, $ Gov t of NU

94 Library / Visitor Centre Inns North Hamlet of Pond Inlet Attakaalik Hall Itturuluk Store Sirmilik National Park Office Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Tununiq POND INLET - ᒥᑦᑎᒪᑕᓕᒃ - MITTIMATALIK 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential -; Residential Road Tununiq Sauniq Co-op Garage A 1058 B 1058 C 1058 D 1058 E 1057 A 1057 B 1060 A 1060 D 1060 E 1060 C 1060 B 1057 C 1057 D 1057 E 1059 A 1101 A 1101 B 1059 B 1059 C D 1059 E 1103 A B 1065 A 1065 B 1065 C 1061 B 1061 C 1061 D 1061 A 1103 D 1103 C 1065 E 1065 D E 1061 E 1106 Nunavut Arctic College 1063 B 1063 C 1063 A D E E 1122 C 1122 B 1122 A 1124 E 1122 D 1124 A 1124 B 1124 C 1124 D Nunavut Constituency: Tununiq - ᑐᓄᓂᖅ

95 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 85 Constituency of TUNUNIQ Returning Officer Nina Kautuq PO Box 508 Pond Inlet, NU X0A 0S0 Assistant Returning Officer Susanna Kadloo PO Box 522 Pond Inlet, NU X0A 0S0 Election Result Polling Station Joe Enook -Elected- Jeannie Mills David Qamaniq Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Final Voters List Early Polls Election Day A-K Election Day L-Z Total Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Joe Enook Mary Krimmerdjuar Filed on time $ $ Jeannie Mills Steve Philippe Filed on time $2, $2, David Qamaniq Dennis Nutarak Filed on time $ $

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97 Piqqusilirivvik Inuit Cultural Learning Facility Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 87 Constituency of Uqqummiut CLYDE RIVER - ᑲᖏᑦᑐᒑᐱᒃ - KANGIQTUGAAPIK 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential 84 Residential Road E 521 D 521 C 521 B 516 E 521 A 516 D 516 C 523 E 523 D 523 C 523 B 519 E 519 D 516 B 516 A 519 C 519 B 519 A 523 A 517 E 517 D 517 C 517 B 517 A 514 D 514 C 514 E 515 E 515 D 514 B 514 A 515 C 515 A 515 B 512 D 512 C 512 E 512 B 512 A 510 E 510 D 510 C 510 B 510 A 251 D 251 C 251 B 251 E 251 A 250 E 250 B 250 C 250 A D Arena / Community Hall New Hamlet Office Ilisaqsivik 226 Health Centre Centre Family Resource 229 Former Daycare Pivaallirivik Quluaq School 488 A 488 B 488 C 488 D 488 E Store Northern Housing Office Anglican Church 195 TV Station Qammaq Hotel Wildlife Office Community Freezer RCMP _,,... Power Plant ',.f.... Fuel Tank Farm Nunavut Constituency: Uqqummiut - ᐅᖁᒻᒥᐅᑦ

98 324 B 316 A iq 88 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Constituency of Uqqummiut QIKIQTARJUAQ - ᕿᑭᖅᑕᕐᔪᐊᖅ 2017 Km Legend Non-Residential Residential Tasiit Dr 402 A 402 B 417 A 417 B Majuallaq Dr A 407 B Tasiit Dr Kangia Ave 323 A 323 B C 324 A 329 A 329 B 329 C 329 D A 331 B 328 A 328 B Alaniq Dr Avalavvik Rd B 309 A A B B B 231 A Kangia Ave 208 Akunniq Rd 219 Qingargaq Ave Sajjugiaq Rd Nuvuattiaq Dr Akunniq Rd 153 B 153 A 152 C 152 B 152 A 207 A 207 B 207 C 207 D 202 B B 201 B 205 A 205 B 205 C 205 D Aqiarunnaq Cres Paatuaq Dr 202 A 144 C 204 B 204 A 201 A 206 A A 144 B 144 D Qikiqtarjuaq Dr 144 E A Sanaviit Rd Ungammut Rd 170 Kangilliq Rd Uqsagvik Dr Kangia Ave Nattiq Dr Uqsagvik Dr 128 Dr Natt Qiqijuq Dr Qikiqtarjuaq Dr B 106 A Dr Qiqijuq Road A Nunavut Constituency: Uqqummiut - ᐅᖁᒻᒥᐅᑦ

99 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 89 Constituency of UQQUMMIUT Returning Officer Clark Kalluk PO Box 242 Clyde River, NU X0A 0E0 Assistant Returning Officer Leanne Hainnu PO Box 26 Clyde River, NU X0A 0E0 Assistant Returning Officer Lynn Kuksiak PO Box 86 Qikiqtarjuaq, NU X0A 0B0 Election Result Polling Station Pauloosie Keyootak -Elected- Jerry Natanine Johnathan Palluq Rejected Ballots Total Ballots Election Day Voters List Early Polls Clyde River Election Day A-Z Clyde River Early Polls & Election Day A-Z Qikiqtarjuaq Total Final Voters List Unaudited Financial Returns Candidate Financial Agent Status Contributions Expenses Surplus (deficit) Pauloosie Keyootak Kathy Kuniliusee Filed on time $0 $0 - Jerry Natanine Terry Kalluk Filed on time $0 $0 - Johnathan Palluq Billy Palluq Filed on time $0 $0 -

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102 92 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Recommendations of the Chief Electoral Officer for Changes to the Nunavut Elections Act The Chief Electoral Officer proposes the following amendments to the Nunavut Elections Act: 1. Repeal Proxy Voting In addition to voting at the polls on polling day, the Nunavut Elections Act establishes alternative methods of voting. One such method is a vote by proxy. A review of Territorial/Provincial and Federal electoral legislation confirms that Nunavut is the only jurisdiction to still permit proxy voting. Proxy voting is a method by which a voter, who is unexpectedly absent from his or her constituency on election day, authorizes another voter to cast his or her ballot. Proxy voting requires the completion, review, and approval of an Application, issuance of a Certificate, and additional verification at the polling station. It is an involved process. There are other alternative methods of voting that ensure Nunavummiut who may be unexpectedly absent can have the opportunity to vote. It is recommended that the provisions allowing voting by proxy be removed and the following sections be repealed: ss. 90(4), 123, 124,125,126, 242(1)(c), 242(1)(d), 242(2). 2. Expand Emergency Voting Voters who are away from their place of residence in remote locations, and who have no other means of voting, may vote by an emergency voting procedure. This procedure allows for voting by means of a telecommunications device i.e. radio, telephone, or internet. The current Nunavut Elections Act restricts this voting opportunity to voters in remote locations. This new proposed category would capture individuals who, for example, are not able to vote on election day because of last minute medical travel, but not those who are away at school or otherwise absent and did not take the time to request a special ballot or vote in advance polls. Expanding this voting category would also capture any voters who would have likely applied to vote by proxy if such means to vote were allowed. It is recommended that the emergency voting procedure be extended to a voter who is unexpectedly absent on election day and has no other means of voting. Proposed New Wording: Emergency Voting Procedure Voting by telecommunications device 120. (1) A voter who has the right to vote in a constituency may vote by means of a telecommunications device, including a radio, telephone or Internet telephony device, if the voter

103 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 93 (a) is able to communicate with the office of the returning officer by means of a telecommunications device; (b) requests the returning officer to provide an opportunity to vote by this method; and (c) establishes that he or she is either: (i) unable to vote by any other method because of the voter's remote location, and the voter had no other means of voting before going to this remote location; or (ii) unable to vote on election day because of an unexpected absence from the constituency and the voter had no other opportunity to vote. 3. Include a deadline to apply for a Special Mail-in Ballot All jurisdictions in Canada allow for a form of mail-in or special ballot. In Nunavut, any voter who believes that they will be unable to vote at a polling station on election day has the right to vote by means of a special ballot. In all jurisdictions voters must apply for a special ballot before a specified deadline, and ballots must be received by a specified time to be counted. The deadline to apply for a special ballot varies across the jurisdictions from weeks to days before polling day. In Nunavut, applications for special ballots can be submitted after the writ is issued but the Act does not specify a deadline for receipt of applications. Once an application is received and approved, Elections Nunavut sends out a kit to the voter via Canada Post or airline cargo. The voter is provided with instructions on how to return the special ballot to Elections Nunavut. Given the realities of postal/cargo services in Nunavut the special balloting process requires sufficient lead time to ensure that a ballot can realistically be mailed out and returned in time to be counted. In the 2017 election it is estimated that Elections Nunavut staff processed approximately 17 applications knowing that it was unlikely the ballot would get to the voter and back to Elections Nunavut in time to be counted on Election Day. In addition, staff took extraordinary measures to ensure that an additional 10 ballots would be returned on time. It is recommended that the Act be amended to limit the availability of special ballots to seven days prior to Election Day. This limit reflects a realistic assessment of the limitations of cargo/postal delivery services in Nunavut. Proposed New Wording: Exercise of right to vote 99. (1) Every voter who has reason to believe that he or she will be unable to vote at his or her polling station on election day has the right to vote by means of a special ballot issued in accordance with this Act.

104 94 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Availability (2) Applications for special ballots shall be accepted after the writ is issued and continuing until 5 p.m. Central Standard Time on the 7 th day before election day, from the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer and in any other office in Nunavut or outside Nunavut that the Chief Electoral Officer may designate. 4. The Counting of Special Ballots To be counted, all special ballots must be received by 5:00 pm on election day. As the Act is currently drafted, however, the votes are not counted until all polls are closed at 7:00 pm. Once counted, the votes cast by special ballots are communicated to the returning officer at the polls in the relevant constituency. The votes cast by special ballot are then included in the statement of the poll prepared by the deputy returning officer. It would facilitate the counting of the votes and preparation of the statement of the poll if the results of special balloting could be available immediately at time of the closing of the polls. For this reason, it is recommended that special ballots be counted at 5:00 pm on election day. Proposed New Wording: Time of counting 131. (1) (a) On election day, immediately after the deadline for the receipt of special ballots, the counting of the votes cast by special ballots shall take place at the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer. Returning officers shall not be notified of the results until the closing of the polls on election day. (b) On election day, immediately after the close of the polls in the constituency, the counting of the votes shall take place in every polling station open that day or during the period of the advance vote. 5. Limit Anonymous Contributions The Act currently allows a financial agent to accept an anonymous contribution of $100 or less. If a single contribution exceeds this amount the contribution must be returned, or if the identify of the contributor cannot be established, the contribution must be sent to the Chief Electoral Officer. If a contribution received during an election period is more than $100 the financial agent is required to keep a record of the contribution and record the name of the contributor. There is, however, no limit on the number of anonymous contributions a financial agent may accept. In those jurisdictions in Canada that allow anonymous donations, some limit the total number of anonymous donations a campaign

105 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 95 can receive. By way of example, the Northwest Territories, has set the limit at $1,500 while in British Columbia the limit is set at $3,000 (or a higher amount established by regulation). The Act sets the maximum contribution from any individual, corporation, association or organization at $2,500. It is recommended that a limit on the receipt of anonymous contributions be set at $2,500. Proposed New Wording: Anonymous contribution 171. (1) A financial agent may accept an anonymous contribution not exceeding $100. Contribution exceeding $100 (2) Where a financial agent receives an anonymous contribution exceeding $100, the financial agent shall (a) if the identity of the contributor can be established, return the contribution; or (b) if the identity of the contributor cannot be established, send the whole contribution to the Chief Electoral Officer to be credited to the Consolidated Revenue Fund. Limits on total anonymous contribution (3) A financial agent may only accept a maximum of $2,500 in total anonymous contributions under subsection (1) 6. Campaign Bank Accounts The Act provides that a financial agent must open a bank account for the deposit of all campaign contributions. However, the Act does not specify when the account needs to be opened or that it must be opened before a contribution can be accepted by the financial agent. It is recommended that s. 170(4)(a) be amended to provide a deadline by which a bank account or an account at an approved institution be opened. Proposed New Wording: Bank account 170. (4) A financial agent shall (a) open an account at a bank or, where no bank exists where the financial agent resides, at an approved institution; (b) deposit in that account all contributions of money collected on behalf of the candidate; and (c) the account described in subsection 4(a) shall be opened before accepting any contributions, and no later than the 21 st day before election day. Prior to this deadline, a financial agent may apply to the Chief Electoral Officer for an extension of the time limit.

106 96 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 7. Minor Amendments There are amendments necessary to clean up minor issues with the Act. Replace the words Consolidated Revenue Fund with Government of Nunavut in subsection 176(2)(b). Correct the spelling of the constituency name in Schedule I to read Iqaluit-Niaqunnguu. Remove the definition of Liquor in subsection 2(1). Include a after The election of any person who is ineligible to be in section 13. Replace the word DVD with electronic copy in subsections 31(2), 31(2.1), 31(4).

107 Appendices

108 98 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Appendix A: Adaptations of the Nunavut Elections Act During the election period, the Chief Electoral Officer adapted certain provisions of the Nunavut Elections Act to accommodate unusual or unforeseen circumstances. Section 190 of the Act permits the Chief Electoral Officer to make these adaptations when the Act does not accord with the urgent needs of the situation. The Chief Electoral Officer does not however, have the authority to extend the period for filing declarations of candidacy or the time to receive a special ballot. The adaptations exercised by the CEO were necessary and appropriate to preserve the integrity of the electoral process. Section 121 Nunavut Elections Act- Mobile Poll Delay due to Inclement Weather On October 23, 2017, the Chief Electoral Officer issued directions to the election officers and candidates in 14 constituencies that the mobile poll would be delayed due to inclement weather: Constituency Community Mobile Poll Date Adapted Poll Date Aggu Igloolik October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Aivilik Coral Harbour October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Amittuq Igloolik October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Arviat North-Whale Cove Arviat October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Whale Cove October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Arviat South Arviat October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Gjoa Haven Gjoa Haven October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Rankin Inlet-Chesterfield Inlet Rankin Inlet October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Chesterfield Inlet October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Rankin Inlet South Rankin Inlet October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 South Baffin Cape Dorset October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Kimmirut October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Iqaluit-Manirajak October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Iqaluit- Niaqunnguu October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Iqaluit Iqaluit-Sinaa October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Iqaluit-Tasiluk October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Quttiktuq Arctic Bay October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017

109 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 99 Section 94 Nunavut Elections Act- Advance Vote Delay due to Inclement Weather On October 23, 2017, the Chief Electoral Officer issued directions to the election officers and candidates in 5 constituencies that the advance vote would be delayed due to inclement weather: Constituency Community Advance Poll Date Adapted Poll Date Aivilik Coral Harbour October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Arviat North-Whale Cove Whale Cove October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Netsilik Kugaaruk October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Rankin Inlet North-Chesterfield Inlet Chesterfield Inlet October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 South Baffin Kimmirut October 23, 2017 October 24, 2017 Section 121 Nunavut Elections Act- Mobile Poll Delay in Qikiqtarjuaq The Chief Electoral Officer issued a direction to the election officers and candidates in the constituency of Uqqummiut that the mobile poll in Qikiqtarjuaq would be delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. Section 94(2) Nunavut Elections Act- Advance Vote Open Late in Grise Fiord The Chief Electoral Officer issued a direction to the election officers and candidates in the constituency of Quttiktuq that the opening of the advance vote in Grise Fiord would be delayed onehour due to an unforeseen circumstance. The direction specified that the advance vote would remain open one-hour longer to accommodate for this circumstance. Section 56(1) Nunavut Elections Act- Delay in Issuing Voter Information Cards in Cambridge Bay The Returning Officer for Cambridge Bay reported to the Chief Electoral Officer that a theft of stamps to be used on the Voter Information Cards had occurred. The Chief Electoral Officer issued a direction to the election officers and candidates in the constituency of Cambridge Bay specifying that the sending of the Voter Information Cards would be delayed.

110 100 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Appendix B: Summary of Complaints, Investigations and Prosecutions Section 225 of the Nunavut Elections Act provides that any person who believes an offence has been committed under the Act may make a complaint to the police. Complaint #1 A voter in the City of Iqaluit submitted a complaint to the RCMP that a candidate s campaign signs indicated the wrong financial agent s name. Result: The RCMP investigation determined that charges under the Nunavut Elections Act were not warranted. Complaint #2 A candidate in the constituency of Gjoa Haven submitted a complaint to the RCMP that another candidate was posting campaign material on Government of Nunavut property. Result: The RCMP investigation determined that charges under the Nunavut Elections Act were not warranted. Complaint #3 A candidate in the constituency of Cambridge Bay submitted a complaint to the RCMP that election officers were not providing clear instructions to voters. Result: The RCMP investigation concluded that charges under the Nunavut Elections Act were not warranted. Complaint #4 A candidate in the constituency of Cambridge Bay submitted a complaint to the RCMP that election officers in Cambridge Bay did not declare a conflict of interest due to familial ties with another candidate. Result: The RCMP investigation determined that charges under the Nunavut Elections Act were not warranted. Elections Nunavut received several complaints from the public who were directed to submit them to the RCMP for investigation. Complaint forms were made available to the public in all of Nunavut s official languages.

111 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 101 Complaint #5 The Chief Electoral Officer submitted a complaint to the RCMP identifying three candidates and their financial agents who failed to complete and submit the financial return by the end of the post-election period. Sections 180, 258 and 267 of the Nunavut Elections Act specify that the financial return was to be completed and submitted to Elections Nunavut prior to 60 days after the election, on December 29, Failure to File Constituency Candidate Name Financial Agent Name Arviat North- Whale Cove George Kuksuk Mary Aulatjut Iqaluit-Tasiluk Jacopoosie Peter Noodloo Peter Quttiktuq Isaac Shooyook Mason Pauloosie Number of Complaints Number of Late or Non-Compliant Campaign Financial Return (CFR) Complaints*: Election Year Elections Nunavut attempted to contact all candidates and their financial agents through registered mail, and phone prior to the deadline to offer assistance and encourage compliance. Although there is a provision in the Act to permit a candidate to request an extension of time from the Chief Electoral officer to submit the financial return, no such requests were made. * Both the candidate and financial agent are in contravention of the Nunavut Elections Act and are recorded separately in the number of complaints. Financial Return Complaints General Complaints Result: The RCMP investigation determined these candidates and their financial agents were allegedly in contravention of the Nunavut Elections Act. Each of these candidates and their financial agents were issued fines under the Summary Convictions Procedures Regulations. 2017: : : : : : : : 2

112 102 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election APPENDIX C: PERSONS DISQUALIFIED FROM CANDIDACY 2017 General Election Name Community Disqualified until George Kuksuk Arviat December 30, 2022 Mary Aulatjut Arviat December 30, 2022 Jacopoosie Peter Iqaluit December 30, 2022 Noodloo Peter Iqaluit December 30, 2022 Isaac Shooyook Arctic Bay December 30, 2022 Mason Pauloosie Arctic Bay December 30, 2022 The people listed are disqualified from being a candidate in a General Election or by-election because they failed to file a complete campaign financial return or filed a campaign financial return late. The disqualification is in effect for 5 years from the financial return deadline. NEA s. 11(2.1) General Election Name Community Disqualified until Joseph Kaviok Arviat December 27, 2018 Abraham Eetak Arviat December 27, 2018 Peter Alareak Arviat December 27, 2018 Paul Aliktiluk Arviat December 27, 2018 Airo Pameolik Arviat December 27, 2018 Gordy Kidlapik Arviat December 27, 2018 Karen Yip Baker Lake December 27, 2018 Angelica Mautaritnaq Baker Lake December 27, 2018 Mathew Jaw Cape Dorset December 27, 2018 Joemie Tapaungai Cape Dorset December 27, 2018 Charlie Kalluk Clyde River December 27, 2018 Shawn Wilton Clyde River December 27, 2018 Sonny Porter Gjoa Haven December 27, 2018 Christine Nahalolik Gjoa Haven December 27, 2018 Gideonie Joamie Iqaluit December 27, 2018 Peter Aningmiuq Iqaluit December 27, 2018 Mikidjuk Akavak Iqaluit December 27, 2018 Sytokie Joamie Iqaluit December 27, 2018 JoAnnie Joamie Iqaluit December 27, 2018 Solomon Awa Iqaluit December 27, 2018 Pierre Wolfe Iqaluit December 27, 2018 Harry Niakrok Rankin Inlet December 27, 2018 Barbara Stevens Rankin Inlet December 27, 2018 Moses Appaqaq Sanikiluaq December 27, 2018 Nancy Kittosuk Sanikiluaq December 27, 2018

113 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 103 Appendix D: Appropriateness of the Tariff of Fees The Tariff of Fees Regulations stipulates the pay for election officers during different plebiscite and election events. To ensure this pay reflects the varied responsibilities of these positions and considers the impact of inflation 2 and to simplify the payment levels, the following recommendations are being made to adjust the Tariff of Fees. Returning Officer with 1 Community Returning Officer with 2+ Communities Position Current Payment Schedule Proposed Payment Schedule Assistant Returning Officer Assistant Returning Officer in a Separate Community Deputy Returning Officer Supervisory Deputy Returning Officer Poll Clerk & Registration Clerk $12,000 if there is an election in their constituency $6,000 if a candidate is acclaimed $350 per day for work done outside the election period $175 for four hours or less worked outside the election period $100 per month retainer during the period of appointment $12,000 if there is an election in their constituency $6,000 if a candidate is acclaimed $350 per day for work done outside the election period $175 for four hours or less worked outside of the election period $100 per month retainer during the period of appointment $6,000 if there is an election in their constituency $3,000 if a candidate is elected by acclamation $6,000 if there is an election in their constituency $3,000 if a candidate is elected by acclamation $30.22/hr for 7.5 hr overtime hours on Election Day. $ NNA $37.79/hrs for 7.5hr overtime hours on Election Day. $ NNA $23.68/hr for 7.5 hr overtime hours on Election Day. $ NNA $13,000 if there is an election in their constituency $6,500 if a candidate is acclaimed $375 per day for work done outside the election period $187 for four hours or less worked outside of the election period $100 per month retainer during the period of appointment $14,500 if there is an election in their constituency $7250 if a candidate is acclaimed $375 per day for work done outside the election period $187 for four hours or less worked outside of the election period $100 per month retainer during the period of appointment $6,500 if there is an election in their constituency $3,250 if a candidate is elected by acclamation $275 per day for work done outside the election period $7250 if there is an election in their constituency $3,625 if a candidate is elected by acclamation $275 per day for work done outside the election period $335 for an advance vote $100 to conduct a mobile poll $100 per day for training $625 on Election Day $750 on Election Day $275 for an advance vote $100 to conduct a mobile poll $100 per day for training $490 on Election Day 2 Data Source: Statistics Canada, CONSUMER PRICE INDEXES FOR CANADA

114 104 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Appendix E: Comparison Between Female and Male Candidates Comparison between Female and Male Candidates: # OF CANDIDATES Female Candidates Females Elected Male Candidates Males Elected 10 0 ELECTION YEAR

115 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election 105 Appendix F: Distribution of Special Ballot Information & Application Forms: Correctional Facilities (Through NU Dept. of Justice): Baffin Correctional Centre Central East Correctional Makigiarvik Centre North Slave Correctional Centre Nunavut Women's Correctional Centre Rankin Inlet Healing Facility Illavut Centre Mining Companies / Commercial Operations: Agnico Eagle-Meadowbank (Baker Lake) Agnico Eagle-Meliadine (Rankin Inlet) Baffinland Iron Mine (Mary River) Hope Bay / TMAC Resources (Cambridge Bay) Educational Institutions / Funding Organizations: Department of Education- FANS Kitikmeot Inuit Association Kivalliq Inuit Association (KPID) Qikiqtaani Inuit Association Mount Allison University Student Union (NB) Nunavut Arctic College Nunavut Sivuniksavut (Ottawa) Piqqusilirivvik Cultural School (Clyde River) Other: RCMP Academy- Depot Division Canadian Armed Forces All Municipalities in Nunavut Medical Facilities / Boarding Homes / Shelters / Social Organizations: Iglualuk Boarding Home (Churchill) Kataujaaq Society (Rankin Inlet) Kivalliq Inuit Centre / Inuit Services (Winnipeg) Larga House (Edmonton) Larga House (Ottawa) Larga Kitikmeot (Yellowknife) Mamisarvik Healing Centre (Ottawa) Tungasuvvingat Inuit (Ottawa) Martha Taliruq Centre/Hospice (Baker Lake) Continuing Care Centres (Gjoa Haven, Cambridge Bay, Igloolik) Tammaativvik Boarding Home (Iqaluit) Various Men s and Woman s Shelters

116 106 Report on the Conduct of the Fifth Nunavut General Election Appendix G: Budget Summary Office of the Chief Electoral Office BUDGET REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDING MARCH 31 Year ᓇᕗᒻᒥ ᒪᓕᒐᓕᐅᕐᕕᒃ Nunavut Maligaliurvia Legislative Assembly of Nunavut Assemblée législative du Nunavut Budget Spent Balance Permanent Salaries 796, ,476 29,524 Casual Wages 274, , ,470 TOTAL 1,070, , ,994 Grants (CIVIX-Student Vote) 25,000 24, TOTAL 25,000 24, Elections-General Travel & Transportation 258, ,260 27,740 Materials & Supplies 154,000 50, ,908 Purchased Services 377, ,243 50,757 Utilities 389 (389) Service Contracts 782,000 1,046,879 (264,879) Fees and Payments 56,000 24,020 31,980 Other Expenses 77,000 1,002 75,998 Tangible Assets 2,640 (2,640) Computer Hardware & Software 27,000 24,274 2,726 TOTAL 1,731,000 1,705,799 25,201 TOTAL BUDGET 2,826,000 2,656, ,695