voting

Frances Woolley sets out to consider the efficiencies of vote-swapping and ends up considering the nature of our democracy.

The Conservative campaign has issued the following statement.

Eight years ago, Stephane Dion delivered a speech on the "state of Canadian democracy" and quibbled variously with certain popular...

Conservative backbencher Steven Blaney—with the public support of Immigration Minister Jason Kenney—has introduced a bill that...

Tasha Kheiriddin considers apathy.

Michael Ignatieff and Jack Layton argue in favour of the $2 per vote party subsidy.

In a letter to the Economist, Hitotsubashi University professor Reiko Aoki suggests extending the vote to children. Michael...

Makes about as much sense as lowering it to 16

Ryan D. Enos and Anthony Fowler argue we vote for reasons beyond a belief that our vote will make an identifiable difference.

What went wrong for the Democrats, what to expect now, and why Obama isn’t done yet