Hello! I recently got my Canadian citizenship and I'm looking forward to vote in the upcoming election!
But few days ago I came to know that there was a deadline for 'registering as a liberal/conservative' for voters. I didn't know such a thing existed. What difference would whether I registered for the above or not? I assume I can still still show up at the polling station to cast my vote...?
Also add that most people don’t register with a party so don’t feel compelled to
I highly recommend doing this.
party’s leader during their respective conventions
This part is very important at the moment.
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@lemmy.ca
A place to discuss all the news and events taking place in the province of Ontario, Canada.
Rules
go to feed...
Party registration allows you to vote for party policies and more importantly, the party's leader during their respective conventions.
It has no bearing on your ability to vote in a general election.
Bring your ID and your voting card with you on election day and vote how you choose.
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