Wondering how to vote, where to vote and who and what to vote for? Find all the answers to your questions here in rabble’s Voters’ Guide. The guide directs you to a multitude of groups, campaigns and resources for new voters. Learn how to vote and get involved in the 2011 federal elections…your democracy depends on it!
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– Talk to your friends and family about the election! Are all your friends, co-workers, classmates and family voting? Why not? Engage them in conversation and encourage them to vote.
– Download our weekly rabble rouser! This special election version of rabble has been prepared as a tool you can use to strike back against voter apathy. Print and distribute at rallies, leave copies in coffee shops, on campus, etc.
– Share your news on rabble.ca! Do you have a great photo? Add to our Flickr pool, join in the discussion on rabble’s discussion board or pitch stories to our editor (editorATrabble.ca).
– Know of other organizations? Mention this in the comments section below and we’ll be sure to update the list!
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