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Topic	Anxious about today's election results
Jeff AKA Snoopy 09/20/21 9:54:58 PM #7:	Ivany2008 posted... hot take... I hate the Canadian election process. I don't know how it works down in the states, but the Canadian Prime Minister election process is such a fucking ridiculous process. Lets assume I wanted to vote Jagmeet Singh in. He's running the NDP or New Democratic Party. I can't just go into a polling station and vote for Jagmeet Singh, I have to vote for the NDP elective in my area. So if for example, Jon Smith was running for the PC party in my area and I have a great relationship with him, I have to ignore that and vote for Sally Smith who I might hate, all because she is part of the NDP; and that's how the voting gets tallied. The most number of elected officials to parliament decides who becomes Prime Minister. It's such a stupid process. I mean, in the US you vote for President, House of Representatives, Congress, and Senate. That seems like a lot of political bodies to run the country at the national level. --- https://imgur.com/GWG5c3r <cite>Jeff AKA Snoopy posted [p:958249603] in Anxious ab... [t:79671247]...</cite> <quote>Ivany2008 posted... </cite> <quote>hot take... I hate the Canadian election process. I don't know how it works down in the states, but the Canadian Prime Minister election process is such a fucking ridiculous process. Lets assume I wanted to vote Jagmeet Singh in. He's running the NDP or New Democratic Party. I can't just go into a polling station and vote for Jagmeet Singh, I have to vote for the NDP elective in my area. So if for example, Jon Smith was running for the PC party in my area and I have a great relationship with him, I have to ignore that and vote for Sally Smith who I might hate, all because she is part of the NDP; and that's how the voting gets tallied. The most number of elected officials to parliament decides who becomes Prime Minister. It's such a stupid process.</quote> I mean, in the US you vote for President, House of Representatives, Congress, and Senate. That seems like a lot of political bodies to run the country at the national level. --- https://imgur.com/GWG5c3r</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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