Autumn vineyard in the Okanagan near Kelowna

Community

Help spread the word

Independent voter education needs community awareness. You can help without signing up or filling out a form.

01 / Ways to help

Three ways to help

Pick what fits your capacity. Every share and conversation helps Kelowna voters.

02 / Share

Share on social

Suggested talking points for Instagram, Facebook, X, and anywhere neighbours scroll. Instagram has no web share button, so copy the link and paste it into a Story or post.

“ForChange Kelowna is a community-led, non-partisan candidate review, not a political slate. Our volunteer committee has released its eight recommended candidates for Kelowna City Council. Have a look, do your own research, and make your own choice on October 17.”

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03 / Neighbours

Talk to neighbours

In an at-large election with many candidates, personal conversations help people find trustworthy information.

Kelowna elects councillors citywide. Voters often feel overwhelmed by the number of names on the ballot. A trusted neighbour mentioning ForChange can make the difference between confusion and an informed vote.

Conversation starters

  • “Have you seen ForChange Kelowna’s recommendations? A non-partisan committee reviewed council candidates and recommended eight.”
  • “A community committee evaluated candidates so we don’t have to research everyone ourselves.”
  • “They’re not a slate. Just a group trying to help voters figure out who’s qualified.”

Do more

Ready to help get the word out?

Share ForChange with your network, and point neighbours to the committee's eight recommended candidates.