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“More than 280,000 elementary and high school students made their voices heard in the 2018 Ontario Student Vote, turning out to elect a majority New Democratic Party government.” […]
LEARN MORE1. Register your school: The program is open to all schools and there is no cost to participate.
2. Receive materials: Registered schools are supplied with print and online pedagogical materials, posters and election supplies.
3. Engage with the campaign: The activities are intended to inform students about government and the electoral process, encourage research into the candidates and issues, and foster dialogue among students and their families.
4. Student Vote Day: Students take on the role of deputy returning officers and poll clerks, and cast ballots for the official election candidates. The results are tabulated and shared publicly after the close of the official polls.
“More than 280,000 elementary and high school students made their voices heard in the 2018 Ontario Student Vote, turning out to elect a majority New Democratic Party government.” […]
LEARN MORE“This was my first time voting and it felt pretty good because I knew who I wanted to vote for and I was confident. I learned that it’s […]
LEARN MORE“More than 280,000 elementary and high school students made sure their voices were heard in the 2018 Ontario Student Vote — a province-wide program run by Civix, a […]
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