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Elections BC – Be An Informed Voter

October 9, 2024

On September 18th RIEP issued a call for the BC Conservative Party, the BC Green Party, the BC New Democratic Party, to respond to questions about their Party’s position on key issues of concern for BC’s rural-remote-Indigenous coastal communities.

Read their responses: Election 2024 Responses Table – All Parties

RIEP believes that being an informed voter is crucial to the health of our Canadian democracy.

When voters are knowledgeable about the candidates, policies, and issues on the ballot, they are better equipped to make decisions that align with their values and the needs of their communities. Informed voting helps ensure that elected leaders are accountable and representative of the public’s interests, rather than being chosen based on personality or misinformation.

Responses to these questions are being published widely in advance of the election to help citizens of these communities make informed voting decisions.

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