An organization pushes for election reform, making problems for Liberals as they try to win their first test with voters since last year.
When asked if he’s considering Monday’s byelection as a test, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre told reporters in French on Thursday that winning in Mississauga-Lakeshore won’t be easy.
The committee declined to offer a spokesperson, directing inquires instead to candidates and statements posted online. That conversation, which CoRhino said occurred shortly after their campaign started, included concerns that having so many names on the ballot would create problems with accessibility and voters with vision problems.“He said there could be accessibility problems, and I was like ‘yeah, but the ballot in Vancouver in last month’s municipal elections was bigger.'”Having a wide representation of non-Mississauga residents on the ballot was important, said the resident of Rimouski, Que.
Among the slate of out-of-town candidates is Donovan Eckstrom of Grande Prairie, Alta., who told the National Post he plans on bringing a little western Canada to the Toronto suburb.
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