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Grocery Cards, Tax Breaks May Encourage People to Vote Says Former Sarnia Politician

Margaret Bird proposes tax breaks, grocery vouchers and bus passes as Sarnia officials cite turnout below 2018 levels and prepare hybrid voting.

Summary by St Catharines Standard
A former Sarnia councillor wants municipal voters to get tax breaks or grocery vouchers to encourage a higher turnout at the polls.

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Grocery cards, tax breaks may encourage people to vote says former Sarnia politician

A former Sarnia councillor wants municipal voters to get tax breaks or grocery vouchers to encourage a higher turnout at the polls.

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Former councillor calls for plan to increase voter turnout

Sarnia had a higher participation rate compared to the provincial average in the 2022 election, however turnout was still lower than in 2018.

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sarnianewstoday.ca broke the news in on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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