What you can do this week
This campaign runs on people talking to people, not ads.
Here’s what one person can do in the next seven days. Pick one, or pick all eight.
1. Send the voting guide. Forward it to one friend so they know exactly where, when, and how to vote on Monday, October 26, 2026. Voting guide
2. Talk to someone who sits it out. Tell one person who’s never voted municipally why this one matters: turnout is low, so your vote, and theirs, counts double. Why it matters
3. Answer the vote-splitting question. Someone in your group chat thinks a vote for Bronagh is a wasted vote. Send them her answer. Her answer
4. Put a sign on your lawn. A sign says a neighbour, someone real, is voting for this. Request one and the campaign delivers it. Request a sign
5. Ask her something real. Send Bronagh the question you actually want answered, then share what she says. Ask Bronagh
6. Follow her, then share her. A share from you reaches people an ad never will: Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), Threads, TikTok, and the blog.
7. Host five minutes at your kitchen table. Invite a couple of neighbours over and let the campaign know where. Set up a conversation
8. Chip in, if you can. Small is fine. Every dollar comes from a person, not a corporation: Ontario individuals only, capped at $1,200. Chip in
Election day is Monday, October 26, 2026, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Advance voting runs earlier in October; the City posts exact dates and locations at bronaghmorgan.ca/vote. Keep this on the fridge, or pass it to someone else who might use it.