Election Day is
TODAY

We need your help to Get Out the Vote

  
In addition to voting yourself, you can amplify your impact by helping your friends, neighbours, and colleagues to get out to Vote Housing.

  1. Vote
    Make a plan to vote today if you didn't vote early.

    Find your polling station and local voting hours here >
    Learn about ID requirements (there are many options!) >

  2. Notify party leaders and your local candidates that you Voted Housing
    Send a letter to all party leaders and all candidates in your riding to let them know that you're Voting Housing. This is our last chance to get the message out to everyone who ran in this election!

    Send a message now >
       
  3. Help friends, family, and neighbours vote
    Make a list of 5 people who know who support Vote Housing, but may not vote today. Starting tonight:

    1. Email or text each friend the link to find their polling station
    2. Email or text each friend our page with party platform highlights
    3. If possible, offer to accompany your friend to the polls. Maybe go for a coffee afterwards!
    4. For friends who live farther away, plan a video chat with them after they vote.
    5. Ask each of your friends to send a message to their candidates and party leaders before they vote. This is our last chance to reach all parties and candidates!

       
Share an image on social media

    
You can also share your support for the campaign by sharing one of these Vote Housing images on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, or Snapchat. Simply download the image by right-clicking on your computer, or pressing down on the image on mobile. Be sure to include a link to www.votehousing.ca in your post!
   

        

 

Let's 'Rise Up' and get out the vote!
       

TELL PARTY LEADERS AND CANDIDATES: THIS ELECTION’S TOP ISSUE IS HOUSING

TELL PARTY LEADERS AND CANDIDATES: THIS ELECTION’S TOP ISSUE IS HOUSING

Let your local federal candidates and national party leaders know that you are going to (or have already) Vote Housing this election. Any party and candidate seeking power in this federal election should align with the Vote Housing six-point platform and commit to ending homelessness and housing precarity, once and for all.

With 5 million Canadians worrying about how to pay for their housing in the next month and 235,000 people experiencing homelessness each year, this election’s top issues that unify us all are housing and homelessness.

Send a letter to your local candidates and the party leaders using our simple form and let them know you want to see solutions to housing and homelessness on the campaign trail.

Upon filling in the form, you will be added to the Vote Housing campaign’s email list (which is shared with our partner organizations) to receive important campaign communications as we grow our movement from coast to coast. You will also receive useful links to voting information and reminders. If you provide your mobile number, we will also add you to our list to receive occasional alerts, voting reminders, and notifications of local volunteer opportunities. You can unsubscribe at any time from the link included in every message.