A guide prepared by the Indigenous Politics blog to help indigenous voters prepare for the 2015 federal election
Indigenous Politics (#IndigPoli) — a non-partisan blog that shares information and promotes Indigenous involvement in politics — has created an Indigenous Voter’s Guide. You can read or download the guide here.
Why an indigeous-focused voter guide? “Because the recent “Fair” Elections Act has made it more difficult for Indigenous people to exercise their right to vote. Particularly as it relates registration, identification and access to polling stations.”
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