Everything you need to know for Monday's provincial election in western Quebec

With Quebec voters heading to the polls on Monday, here's what you need to know about the provincial election and how to vote in the Outaouais.

A total of 34 candidates are running in the ridings of Gatineau, Papineau, Chapleau, Hull and Pontiac.

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Gatineau

In the electoral division of Gatineau, there are seven candidates running. They are:

• Caryl Green, Quebec Liberal Party
• Danilo Velasquez, Canadian Party of Qubec
• Jolle Jammal, Conservative Party of Quebec
• Laura Avalos, Qubec Solidaire
• Raphal Dry, Parti Qubcois
• Robert Bussire, Coalition Avenir Qubec (Incumbent)
• Robert Dupuis, Dmocratie Directe

Hull

In the electoral division of Hull, there are six candidates running. They are:

• Camille Pellerin-Forget, Parti Qubcois
• Lise Couture, Conservative Party of Quebec
• Maryse Gaudreault, Quebec Liberal Party (Incumbent)
• Mathieu Perron-Dufour, Qubec Solidaire
• Rachid Jemmah, Green Party of Quebec
• Suzanne Tremblay, Coalition Avenir Qubec

Chapleau

In the electoral division of Chapleau, there are seven candidates running. They are:

• Anne-Marie Meunier, Climat Qubec
• Assumpta Ndengeyingoma, Quebec Liberal Party
• Marisa Gutierrez, PartiQubcois
• Mathieu Lvesque, Coalition Avenir Qubec (Incumbent)
• Matthieu Kadri, Conservative Party of Quebec
• Pierre Soublire, PartiMarxiste-Lniniste du Qubec
• Sabrina Labrecque-Boivin, Qubec Solidaire

Papineau

In the electoral division of Papineau, there are seven candidates running. They are:

• Audrey-Ann Chicoine, Parti Qubcois
• Cdric Brazeau, Dmocratie Directe
• Marc Carrire, Conservative Party of Quebec
• Marie-Claude Latourelle, Qubec Solidaire
• Mathieu Lacombe, Coalition Avenir Qubec (Incumbent)
• Melissa Arbour, Green Party of Quebec
• Wittlyn Kate Semervil, Quebec Liberal Party

Pontiac

In the electoral division of Pontiac, there are seven candidates running. They are:

• Andr Fortin, Quebec Liberal Party (Incumbent)
• Corinne Canuel-Jolicoeur, Coalition Avenir Qubec
• Jolaine Paradis-Chteauneuf, Parti Qubcois
• Mike Owen Sebagenzi, QubecSolidaire
• Pierre Cyr, Green Party of Quebec
• Terrence Watters, Conservative Party of Quebec
• William Twolan, Canadian Party of Qubec

What you need to vote

Canadian citizens 18 and older who have lived in Quebec for at least six months can vote but make sure you're registered.

You can't cast your ballot unless your name is on the voters list. You can check that your name is registeredonline.If your name is not listed, or if you find an error, you canregister or fix it now.

You have untilThursday, Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. ETtorectify the situation.

You must have one of these pieces of ID:

• Driver's licence.
• Health insurance card.
• Canadian passport.
• Certificateof Indian Status.
• Canadian Armed Forces identity card.

If you don't have the required documents, election officers will try to verify your identity through other means.

Polling stations are open from 9:30a.m. to 8p.m. on Monday, Oct. 3.