Finding Your Political Identity
Canada is a country that is made up of many nations. How do we all relate to each other? Who has a seat at the table, who has decision making power, and over what? These are some of the many questions to consider when finding your political identity.
Good thing there are fantastic tools to help you with this!
Vote Compass asks you a number of questions on a range of issues. Based on your answers, you’ll learn how your opinions compare to the platforms of the parties in the election.
“Remember:
Just because you’ve voted one way in the past, doesn’t mean you have to vote that way again. We change our minds all the time, right? You probably changed your mind about your career a few times. Political views can be the same.”
40% of Canadians say that they are very or somewhat likely to change the party they support before the election this year.
Think about how things are going in Canada today. Considering each of the following factors, would you say each are a big problem, somewhat of a problem, not too big of a problem, or not at all a problem affecting Canadians and society in general?
