Video: Vote Mobs Getting Youth Involved in Canada's Democracy

The video above was taken at the second vote mob at the University of Guelph. With the Canadian Federal election scheduled for Monday (May 2, 2011). Vote mobs have sparked a wave of mobilisation across Canada that is encouraging young people to get out and vote. To see a list of vote mobs at Leadnow.ca click here.

Aided by social media, vote mobs are initiating young voters into Canada's democracy. Canadian youth have clearly indicated that the environment is a priority issue and this will inform their voting decision. A significant increase in the number of young voters could have a dramatic impact on the outcome of this election.

© 2011, Richard Matthews. All rights reserved.

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