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Greg Vezina joins ON Point with Alex Pierson
Greg Vezina is the President of None of the Above Party joins ON Point to let you know, you have other choices! Recent Ipsos poll: 74% of Ontarians wish for different leader in provincial election Listen in here: https://omny.fm/shows/on-point-with-alex-pierson/74-of-ontarians-wish-for-different-leader-in-provi
Continue readingOntario’s Rigged Election Laws Challenged By Seven Smaller Parties
TORONTO, Ontario, CANADA, December 15, 2017 Ontario’s None of The Above Direct Democracy Party (“NOTA Party”) Leader Greg Vezina announced several smaller and new parties are launching a Charter Challenge against more than a dozen of Ontario’s rigged election laws for which they seeking a hearing on an urgent basis in January 2018. The NOTA Party leader made personal presentations …
Continue readingDemocracy, eh? Not when small political parties are routinely shut out of meaningful participation in elections.
We are losing our most basic, fundamental, democratic rights in our polling-based, follow-the-leader, horse-race, media-manipulated politics. Many decades ago in Canada, political party names were not even on ballots. The party membership approved the campaign policies their leaders and candidates ran on, which were implemented by those who won power. Elected MPs and MPPs represented their constituents, were listened to …
Continue readingNone of the Above Party running in all 122 Ontario ridings in 2018!
The Ontario None of the Above Party (NOTA) nominates Above Znoneofthe as candidate for the June 1, 2017, Sault Ste. Marie provincial by-election, registers all 122 riding associations (RAs), and announces candidate nominations closing for the 2018 Ontario election. The NOTA Party campaigns for the 3Rs of Direct Democracy; Referendum, Recall and Real electoral and legislative Reforms that give voters …
Continue readingNone of the Above Party candidate for Niagara West-Glanbrook byelection wants your vote
He was a provincial candidate for the Mike Harris Progressive Conservatives, and ran under the Green Party banner. He thought Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne was serious in her promise to “do politics differently.” But Greg Vezina found out you can’t change the political system by working for the status quo. Finally fed up with the mainstream parties, Vezina, a Mississauga …
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