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It’s hard trying to reconcile the lack of interest in municipal politics and the upcoming municipal elections with the outcry over affordable housing. If the issue of affordability is so big, why aren’t more people engaged in voting?
If the past is any indication the answer is yes. Groups with strong ties to US money are already focused on both the municipal elections – and the big prize, the referendum on proportional representation.
If the past is any indication the answer is yes. Groups with strong ties to US money are already focused on both the municipal elections – and the big prize, the referendum on proportional representation.
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Huge Outcry with a Low Voter Turnout
Posted by MoneyTalks Editor
on Monday, 24 September 2018 16:00
It’s hard trying to reconcile the lack of interest in municipal politics and the upcoming municipal elections with the outcry over affordable housing. If the issue of affordability is so big, why aren’t more people engaged in voting?