How To Be Non-Partisan

Ever wonder how you can be neutral during an election period while still encouraging others to vote? Non-partisanship is commonly understood as not supporting a political party, but the way things are worded can also create a partisan perception within the eyes of voters. In this talk, Elections BC and Apathy is Boring discuss how certain messages can affect voter perception, and how you can harness a passionate message to vote -- while conveying a neutral perception.

This video comes from the Reaching Young Non-(Voters) workshop organized by Elections BC (www.elections.bc.ca), Apathy is Boring (www.apathyisboring.com), and Get Your Vote On (www.getyourvoteon.ca) in Richmond on February 18, 2013.