Equal Voice Nova Scotia

We are thrilled by the number of women and diverse candidates running in Halifax's municipal election, and in elections across the province. In Halifax, phone and online voting is open starting tomorrow (October 6) and closing October 14. Advanced polls are open October 10 & 13. Election Day across the province is October 17. On October 18, we want headlines to read that more women than ever have been elected to municipal units from the South Shore to Cape Breton. ... Will you make gender parity a ballot box issue this fall? #AddWomenChangePolitics https://t.co/sCsx8Xz4rH?amp=1

The deadline for the Digital Daughters of the Vote has been extended - please share with any young women/gender-diverse/non-binary leaders in your community!

We are proud to support women running in the 2020 Nova Scotia Municipal Elections. Thank you to Mayors Nancy Dicks, Pam Mood and Sandra Snow for their leadership.... #AddWomenChangePolitics Will you make gender parity a ballot box issue this Fall? https://youtu.be/-VBuM8rKqQ8

New Brunswick has elected a record number of women candidates - 14, or 28.5% - to the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly. Will Nova Scotia be next to break our own gender parity ceiling? https://www.facebook.com/EqualVoiceCA/posts/3349826598417840

Please join us in congratulating Equal Voice Nova Scotia's very own Lia Renaud and Elizabeth Smith McCrossin on their election to the Equal Voice National Board of Directors for a two-year term. Elizabeth will serve as Director for Nova Scotia, while Lia will serve as a Director at Large. Both women will be bringing forward the Nova Scotian perspective to the national level and we are excited to see what they will accomplish during their tenure!