As broadcast on Sept 8, 2015, CBC's Amanda Pfeffer talks about how people are thinking about strategic voting and the work that Ecology Ottawa is doing to help inform them with respect to environmental issues for this 2015 federal election.
To help you can
- volunteer to help Ecology Ottawa in door to door election work
- support an election poll for a riding (understanding who might win helps you vote strategically)
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This next piece is her radio feature:
[audio mp3="https://ecologyottawa3.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/cbcstratvoteown.mp3"][/audio]
This final shorter one is what ran on the 7:30 am radio news
[audio mp3="https://ecologyottawa3.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/cbc730stratvotepiece.mp3"][/audio]
Here's the related CBC web post.
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