Monday, May 5, 2025, 4:21 pm
A vocal electoral reform group is making waves by populating the ballot with an unprecedented number of candidates in a byelection featuring Pierre Poilievre. This creative protest seeks to challenge the status quo of first-past-the-post voting, injecting a dose of political satire and urgency into the heated campaign environment.
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'If we had won, everything would have been forgotten,' one MP told National Post
Le groupe tente d’attirer l’attention pour faire pression en faveur d’une réforme électorale.
Le groupe qui a ajouté des dizaines de candidats au bulletin de vote dans la circonscription du chef conservateur Pierre Poilievre lors des récentes élections fédérales prévoit faire de même lors de la prochaine élection partielle.
Long-running election protest stems from broken Trudeau promise to introduce election reform, do away with 'first-past-the-post' elections
Group says it’s trying to get attention to push for electoral reform
OTTAWA — The group that added dozens of candidates to the ballot in Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s riding in the recent federal election is planning to do the same in the upcoming byelection. Poilievre is expected to seek a seat in the House of Commons for the Alberta riding of Battle…
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