Polling places quiet: Metro
Metro checked out polling places in central Montreal and found them quiet. They claim that only 31.7% of eligible voters had voted by 4 p.m. Sunday – disheartening, if true.
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Ephraim 19:22 on 2021-11-07 Permalink
When we walked in to vote, we were the only people in the building. Two others came in while we were voting. Municipal elections don’t really bring people in.
Joey 20:05 on 2021-11-07 Permalink
I wonder if the four voting days have made it too convenient to vote – it’s easy to put something off when you can just do it later. Plus the spread-out days work against the notion of election “day”… Next thing you know it’s Sunday night and you forgot to vote.
Spi 21:45 on 2021-11-07 Permalink
I wouldn’t read too much into those before 4pm voter turn out numbers, today was such a beautiful day I think most people felt obligated to go enjoy it and voted later. I certainly went after it got dark and there must have been half a dozen people there also voting for the 5 minutes I spent in the building.