r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 Winnipeg • 3d ago

Politics As voting day approaches, are campaign issues speaking to young voters in Winnipeg?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-municipal-election-youth-voter-apathy-9.7377015
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u/wickedplayer494 Winnipeg 3d ago

"I don't really see a lot of discourse on my social media feeds about the upcoming election … but when it's provincial I do and when it's federal I do," Campbell said.

Probably in part because the literal only advertising the CBC is doing for the seemingly one lone televised debate they're doing with Markusa is a silent EPG entry next Wednesday at 6 PM in place of the news. That's it. Only literally today did they even bother to also stick it in their far "CBC In Your Community" sidebar online, for it wasn't there on Monday.

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u/horsetuna Winnipeg 3d ago

I haven't figured out who yet myself.

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u/wickedplayer494 Winnipeg 3d ago

I'm leaning towards Scott, but that's mainly as a "least worst" pick much like Bowman was also a "least worst" in 2018.