Volunteering during an election campaign is a great way to support politics, but that’s just the beginning. Let’s explore other ways you can get involved in federal politics.
Volunteering During Election Campaigns
During election campaigns, many volunteers work hard every day to help their candidates win. It’s one of the most effective ways to support the party you believe in. There are many ways to get involved and support your candidate. See the chapter on election campaign volunteering for details.
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Volunteering Between Elections
Volunteering isn’t just for campaign season. Local riding associations are active year-round, organising activities like community canvassing and setting up booths at festivals to connect with supporters, donors, and future volunteers. For more ideas on how you can help between elections, check the chapter on off-season volunteering.
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Share Your Story
Sharing your story about federal politics matters. Many people don’t realise that non-citizens can also participate in politics in meaningful ways. Others might not realise how fun and rewarding it can be to take part in elections while working to improve the country. Share your experiences with friends, and you might inspire them to get involved too.
Invite Friends
Invite your friends to the many exciting opportunities political activity brings. By checking the event schedule on the party website, you might find chances to see a cabinet minister at a local riding event. Local associations also participate in community events like summer festivals. These moments are a great way to bring friends along and help them feel part of the experience too.
Key Takeaways from This Topic
What are some ways to engage in politics during election campaigns?
Volunteering during election campaigns is one of the most impactful ways to support the party you believe in. You can help in various roles that contribute directly to a candidate’s success.
Can I stay involved in politics even between elections?
Yes. Local riding associations organize year-round activities like community canvassing and festival booths to engage supporters and attract new volunteers.
Why should I share my political involvement story?
Sharing your experiences can inspire others to participate, especially those who may not realize that non-citizens can be meaningfully involved or that political work can be fun and rewarding.
How can I encourage friends to get involved in politics?
Invite them to community events or riding association activities, such as local festivals or gatherings with cabinet ministers. These shared experiences help friends feel included and motivated to participate.