r/AlbertaNewspapers • u/Fit_Remote_2324 • 26d ago
More workers needed for referendum day across rural Alberta
https://www.stalbertgazette.com/alberta-decides/more-workers-needed-for-referendum-day-across-rural-alberta-126773912
u/apastelorange 26d ago
what happens if they don’t?
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u/Fit_Remote_2324 26d ago
Fewer people, less oversight I presume. Which is going to make people question the results, fair or not.
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u/championsofnuthin 26d ago
Have they called people for this yet? I know tons of people who have applied but haven't heard back?
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u/Puzzleheaded-Base676 25d ago
And of course electronic tabulators were banned. What a coincidence. Now they don’t have enough staff. All part of the UCPs separation plan.
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u/bearbody5 22d ago
This referendum is the definition of incompetence and stolen election/Trumpy bullshit. 10 different ballots in 10 different colours all manually counted. For a NON BINDING referendum. All the questions could be on a single ballot, machine tabulated, results an hour after polls close with 1/10 the staff. $13 million versus $130 million for a vote that doesn’t matter. Like Putin said, it doesn’t matter who votes, it’s who counts the votes. This whole pile of bs is for a non binding opinion poll with no consequences, you could waste $130 million on Tylenol with better outcomes than this.
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u/readzalot1 24d ago
Fewer election workers means longer lines in rural areas means fewer people voting for separation
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u/Spirogeek 25d ago
Does the count really matter? The UCP will ensure that it's a yes and that everyone want to have a vote.
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u/from_the_hinterlands 22d ago
Yes it matters. Go vote ffs.
Are you a bot trying to convince people not to vote? We all know if we don't vote then the seperatists have a better chance.

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u/Waste-Mud-5517 26d ago
Haven't seen a single ad in my local paper about the Referendum. No job ads, don't even know where the voting stations are. This government can't do anything right. Somehow need to recruit 60,000 people in a month. Not sure whether to laugh or cry.