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maspaha

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6. Got a question...

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Wed May 15, 2024, 09:58 PM

May 2024

What are Canadian election finance laws like? My husband has Canadian citizenship by birth and US citizenship by naturalization but hasn’t lived in Canada since he was like 4 years old. He’s never voted in Canada and I don’t know it’s even eligible. Even if he’s not eligible to vote do y’all know if he can at least contribute cash to candidates? We rely heavily on Canadians for our personal sanity (we’re living in Crazytown, Arizona) and are willing to expand our legal political participation to Canada.

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Pierre Poilievre hints he'd like to strip Canadians of some rights. There's something to think about when it's time [View all] applegrove May 2024 OP

everything Hitler did after taking power was legal..."I think you know exactly what I mean." nt msongs May 2024 #1

When people have these ideas, it's always other groups that lose. keithbvadu2 May 2024 #2

Canadians better wake up, they are going down a dangerous road. Look at the looney they voted Bev54 May 2024 #3

I know, eh? AloeVera May 2024 #5

To clarify for Non-Canadians: Fiendish Thingy May 2024 #4

Got a question... maspaha May 2024 #6

Elections Canada is the department to inquire with. applegrove May 2024 #7

Thank you! maspaha May 2024 #8