Monday, October 26
Join 200+ Jewish Torontonians and allies who've already stepped up. We're recruiting 360 volunteers to help candidates who share our values win close races for mayor, council and school board.
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Election Day will decide what Toronto looks like in 2030. Yet in the last election, most eligible voters stayed home.
Fewer than 3 in 10 eligible Torontonians voted in 2022.
Every one of these 2022 races could have gone the other way.
Ward 5 city council race decided by 94 votes
Ward 18 school board race decided by 63 votes
Ward 1 TCDSB trustee race decided by a single vote, out of more than 4,000 cast
Nicole on how a handful of volunteers changed the outcome of her race.
More than 200 Jewish Torontonians and allies have already volunteered for candidates of their choice this election. Now we're going all in.
Campaigns for mayor, council and school board have spent months confirming who supports them. On Election Day, volunteers go back to those supporters and make sure they cast their ballot. Even two hours can carry your candidate to victory.
You won't be arguing with strangers. You'll be reminding people who already support your candidate to vote.
It takes about a minute.
They'll help match you with a candidate who shares your values and the right role for you.
Join your candidate's team for as little as two hours. No experience needed.
About two hours, as part of your candidate's team. You won't be on your own.
Meet the campaign team and get a quick briefing.
You'll receive names of supporters the campaign has already identified who haven't voted yet.
Remind them to vote and make sure they know where their polling station is.
Report back, and take another list if you have time to stay.
Join a Zoom training on canvassing and get-out-the-vote basics. Sessions are planned for October 19, 20, 21, 22 and 25 (times to be confirmed).
Zoom links go to everyone who signs up.
Sign up below and a volunteer captain will reach out to match you with a campaign that shares your values.
We'll use your information to contact you about volunteering on Election Day.
No. Your captain will match you with a role that suits you, and the Zoom trainings cover everything you need to know.
As little as two hours on October 26. If you can give more, campaigns will gladly take it, but every shift counts.
That's fine. Your volunteer captain will help you find a candidate who shares your values in a race where your help counts.
Yes. Let your captain know when they call and they can connect you with your campaign sooner.