With 95 municipal and electoral-area positions up for election across the Capital Region this fall, Livable CRD says voters need a simpler way to compare candidates. The coalition plans to publish candidate questionnaires and letter grades ahead of the Oct. 17 municipal elections. 
Spokesperson Michael Bassili joinsJosh & Jade to discuss how the questionnaire will work, who will grade candidate responses, how the coalition defines its non-partisan approach, and what voters can expect to see ahead of election day.

Image: Livable CRD/Abby Ivison

With 95 municipal and electoral-area positions up for election across the Capital Region this fall, <a href="https://livablecrd.ca/">Livable CRD</a> says voters need a simpler way to compare candidates. The coalition plans to publish candidate questionnaires and letter grades ahead of the Oct. 17 municipal elections. Spokesperson Michael Bassili joins Josh &amp; Jade to discuss how the questionnaire will work, who will grade candidate responses, how the coalition defines its non-partisan approach, and what voters can expect to see ahead of election day.
Image: Livable CRD/Abby Ivison