Why PEI cares more than any other province about voting
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Resilience and Representation in PEI Politics
This chapter explores the unique political landscape of Prince Edward Island, especially during the memorable election day affected by Hurricane Juan in 2003, which saw an impressive voter turnout of 85%. It highlights the strong community ties and responsibility Islanders feel towards political engagement, as well as the ongoing challenges faced by women and minorities in achieving equitable representation. The conversation reflects on the historical context of electoral reform efforts in PEI and the deep-seated commitment of residents to fairness and civic duty in their democratic processes.
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