Youth voters want their voices to count
Young voices of the University of British Columbia express their opinions on the urgency of voting in the elections.
Friday, December 13, 2019
News, analysis and commentary by UBC Journalism students
Young voices of the University of British Columbia express their opinions on the urgency of voting in the elections.
The university’s student society is using an influencer model to try to get more young people to the polls
Leader itineraries highlight battleground regions and campaign strategy
This federal election marks a new chapter for those fleeing war or oppression.
Neither parties nor voters agree on the effectiveness of multiple languages on election material.
Turnout was high in the 2015 federal election among young people, when job opportunities were the biggest issue for them. Things have changed.
Couples and neighbours display opposing political lawn signs in close quarters.
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Young voters offer their ideas and opinions on this year’s election.
The debate took place on Oct. 7, and a group of first year Journalism students went fact hunting.