AlolanVulpix

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Fair Vote Canada on Bluesky

A federal election is coming and our soverignty is on the line.

That's why we're looking for volunteers to deliver door hangers—and help fight for proportional representation.

Sign up here: secure.fairvote.ca/en/action/el...

Let’s ditch first-past-the-post.

Let’s make every vote count. #cdnpoli

A bold red and white graphic with large text that reads: “Ditching American products? Let’s ditch their voting system too.” At the bottom, it says: “Find out how the First Past the Post voting system weakens Canadian sovereignty, fosters division, and leaves us vulnerable to extremists.” Includes the Fair Vote Canada logo and a QR code.

 

"Chaque nouveau membre compte" Campagne de dons

Objectif

Pour les prochaines 72 heures, je (AlolanVulpix) ferai un don de 1$ pour chaque nouvel abonné à notre forum, soutenant la défense de la représentation proportionnelle au Canada.

Détails actuels

  1. Statistiques actuelles : 490 abonnés.
  2. Cet événement commence dès que cette publication est visible et se termine le ou après le 2025-03-27T20:00:00-04:00.

Modalités du don

  1. 1$ sera donné pour chaque nouvel abonné qui se joint pendant la période de 72 heures
  2. Plafond maximal de don : 500$ CAD.
  3. Bénéficiaire du don : Représentation équitable au Canada.
  4. Vérification : J'utiliserai les analyses d'abonnés du forum pour suivre les nouveaux membres.
  5. Des mises à jour sur les progrès seront publiées régulièrement, objectif : toutes les 24 heures dans ce fil

Règles

  1. Les nouveaux abonnés doivent maintenir leur adhésion pendant au moins 7 jours après la fin du concours pour être comptabilisés
  2. Plusieurs comptes créés par la même personne ne compteront que comme un seul abonnement
  3. Les abonnés locaux et non locaux comptent tous deux pour le total des dons

Questions et contact

  1. Pour toute question concernant cette campagne de dons, veuillez commenter ci-dessous
  2. Le reçu de don sera publié (avec les informations personnelles caviardées) après la conclusion de l'événement

Renforçons notre communauté tout en soutenant la réforme démocratique ! Chaque nouveau membre compte, tout comme chaque vote devrait compter dans notre système électoral.

 

"Every New Member Counts" Donation Drive

Purpose

For the next 72 hours, I (AlolanVulpix) will donate $1 for each new subscriber to our forum, supporting proportional representation advocacy in Canada.

Current Details

  1. Current statistics: 490 subscribers.
  2. This event begins as soon as this post is visible, and ends on or after 2025-03-27T20:00:00-04:00.

Donation Terms

  1. $1 will be donated for each new subscriber who joins within the 72-hour period
  2. Maximum donation cap: $500 CAD.
  3. Donation recipient: Fair Vote Canada.
  4. Verification: I'll use the forum's subscriber analytics to track new members.
  5. Progress updates will be posted regularly, attempted: every 24 hours in this thread

Rules

  1. New subscribers must maintain their membership for at least 7 days after the contest ends to be counted
  2. Multiple accounts created by the same person will count as only one subscription
  3. Local and non-local subscribers both count toward the donation total

Questions and Contact

  1. For any questions about this donation drive, please comment below
  2. Donation receipt will be posted (with personal information redacted) after the event concludes

Let's strengthen our community while supporting democratic reform! Every new member counts—just like every vote should count in our electoral system.

 

Doug Ford’s entire campaign was based on a promise he would save us from Trump.

Who will save us from Ford?

 

It may surprise you (or not) that most countries we consider democracies, like India or the United States, are actually deemed flawed democracies. For full democracies, you'd have to look rather to Canada, Japan, or European countries like Spain and the United Kingdom.

Only 6% of the world lives in a "full democracy"

Very little of the world's population lives in a full democracy today, and Latin America is no exception. Citizens of the region's largest country, Brazil, live in a flawed democracy marked by widespread polarization and corruption.

 

Fair Vote Canada on Bluesky

The @ontarioliberal.bsky.social and @bonnieforontario.bsky.social refused to commit to proportional representation.

Now they’re calling themselves “the People’s Opposition” after being shortchanged by the system they’ve upheld.

Instead of this cynicism, commit to making every vote count.

#onpoli

 

Cult MTL on Bluesky

Pierre Poilievre has kicked the media off the campaign trail — what is he hiding?

“This week, the Conservative Party leader said he’s a tough guy on Tuesday and told the world he’s afraid of reporters on Wednesday.”

https://cultmtl.com/2025/03/pierre-poilievre-has-kicked-the-media-off-the-campaign-trail-what-is-he-hiding/

 

RGBAtlantica on Bluesky

#PierrePoilievre Has Banned All Press from Travelling With Him on the Campaign Trail. Pierre is very frightened. That includes #RosieBarton #CBC #CTV #GlobalNews

 

Cult MTL on Bluesky

“Canadians would be wise to reconsider what qualifies as election interference, because the danger might be closer to home than we think. We should also reconsider the social media platform that Elon Musk hijacked. Maybe it’s time, once and for all, to log off.”

 

Alt text: Infographic titled "A Simple Guide to Electoral Systems" with a light blue background. At the top, a highlighted box states: "In a healthy democracy, citizens are deserving of and entitled to representation in government. Only proportional representation can dependably get you there."

The content is organized in two main columns. The left column labeled "Winner-Take-All Systems 🚫" (in red) describes First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) used in Canada/USA where the candidate with most votes wins but many votes don't elect anyone, and Instant-Runoff Voting (IRV) which uses ranked ballots but still wastes votes.

The right column labeled "Proportional Representation ✓" (in green) describes Mixed-Member Proportional (MMP) used in Germany/New Zealand where voters cast ballots for both local candidates and parties, and Single Transferable Vote (STV) used in Ireland which uses ranked ballots in multi-member districts. Both proportional systems ensure the percentage of votes equals percentage of seats.

A blue band across the middle highlights "Systems using Ranked Ballots: IRV and STV."

The bottom contains three gray boxes stating: "Which electoral system is best? If you care about democracy, proportional representation is the way to go," "Which political parties support proportional representation? Only Green🟢/NDP🟧/RPC🟨 consistently support proportional representation," and "Share this with a pro-democracy friend!"

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