BlackburnNews.com photoWellington North council has decided to go for a mail-in vote in its 2018 municipal election.
Wellington North tried the mail-in ballot in a byelection in 2015 and it appeared to increase the voter turnout.
A staff report recommended going to the mail-in ballot, citing such things as the election not being affected by weather and the possibility of increasing voter turnout.
Other area municipalities already going for the mail-in vote are Mapleton, Minto and Centre Wellington.
The completed study is slated to be presented to council in late September.
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