Does Vancouver’s civic election have what it take to drive voters to the polls?

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Does Vancouver’s civic election have what it take to drive voters to the polls?

Vancouver’s voting system, the number of parties, the way they campaign – it’s could be confusing for many voters according to one political scientist who also says this could be part of why voter turnout is so low. Crystal Laderas reports.

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