The Hamilton Civic League has just launched the next phase of their campaign to improve voter turnout in Hamilton with a door-to-door survey across the city to assess the values and priorities of Hamiltonians as we approach the upcoming municipal election.
HCL Chair Larry Pomerantz is quoted in a press release saying, "This won't be government or big business telling us what we want or need for our community; the people who live, work and play here will be provided an opportunity to tell them what we want."
The HCL is also calling for volunteers to help administer the survey. Volunteers can register online, by visiting the Volunteer Centre of Hamilton and District at 267 King St. E., or by calling the HCL at 905-523-4444.
Volunteers do not have to commit to long tours of duty. If you don't have a lot of time to spare, you can volunteer for as little as an hour.
By AnneMariePavlov (registered) | Posted July 13, 2010 at 09:40:05
When will this survey be launched? Their website has said that it will be there within two weeks, but it's been longer than that since I have been checking.
By Stephen Patrick (anonymous) | Posted July 13, 2010 at 09:57:31
These things take time. Going by the chronology of the Guelph model, the HCL will get better traction by the 2014 election.
Hi Anne,
Thanks for asking - you're always welcome to e-mail us directly at the HCL. The survey was held back a little while to allow it to undergo final revisions so that it is the most balanced and fair survey possible.
The survey will be posted very soon - thanks for your patience.
Here's the survey for your perusal - have a great day!!!
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