Call your MP about Motion M-86

Call your MP about Motion M-86

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The vote on Motion M-86 for a National Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform could happen as soon as February 7.

Whether this motion passes could come down to Liberal or Conservative MPs who are undecided.

They need to hear from constituents right now. 

Here's a video showing someone calling their MP - it's this easy! (just turn up the volume right after you click the link).

When you call the constituency office during office hours, you may speak to a staff member, or you may get an answering machine. If you call after business hours, you will get an ...

The vote on Motion M-86 for a National Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform could happen as soon as February 7.

Whether this motion passes could come down to Liberal or Conservative MPs who are undecided.

They need to hear from constituents right now. 

Here's a video showing someone calling their MP - it's this easy! (just turn up the volume right after you click the link).

When you call the constituency office during office hours, you may speak to a staff member, or you may get an answering machine. If you call after business hours, you will get an answering machine. Either option works!

Just tell them you are a constituent, and you are calling to ask the MP to vote for M-86 for a non-partisan Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform.

You can add anything else you want (but you don't have to).

With these MPs, please focus on support for Motion M-86 for a non-partisan citizens' assembly to engage citizens in democracy, and to look at electoral reform, not on proportional representation.

Over the past year, we’ve made incredible progress together building support to win this vote.

Both the Liberals and the NDP passed resolutions at their conventions making a Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform official party policy (the Greens were already supportive).

Motion M-86 got the maximum 20 seconders and has support from MPs from all parties.

Now it’s down to the wire. Winning this vote could come down to whether enough MPs know their constituents care, and whether those MPs will speak up to colleagues in their parties.

Let's end the cycle of “majority” governments with 39% of the vote.

Please call your MP and ask them to support Motion M-86.

NOTE: To learn more about this motion, go to https://nationalcitizensassembly.ca/

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Call your Liberal or Conservative MP about Motion M-86 for a Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform

Liberal and Conservative MPs need to hear from constituents now. Call your MP.
 

Be polite. Tell your MP's office that you are a constituent, and you are calling to ask the MP to vote for M-86 for a Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform.

You can add anything else you want (but you don't have to). Please focus on support for Motion M-86 for a non-partisan citizens' assembly to engage citizens in democracy, and to look at electoral reform - not specifically on proportional representation.


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