Corrections · Updates · Additions
Contact & updates
This guide is only useful if it is accurate and current. If something on this site is wrong, out of date, or missing, please let me know. Every change is made the same way: the new information must be verifiable through a public source — a campaign website, a news article, an official City page, or a public statement — and that source is linked alongside it.
Priority channel
Candidates & campaign offices
If you are a certified candidate, or writing on behalf of one, this is the fastest way to update your listing. Requests from candidates and their offices are handled first.
- Correct or add a position — include a link to where the position is published (your website, a statement, a video, or news coverage).
- Update your campaign focus, website, photo, or contact links.
- Respond to a criticism — responses are published alongside the criticism, with a source.
- List a public event — debates, forums, and town halls open to all voters.
- Include your contact details — a campaign email address and a phone number, so I can confirm the request is genuine and follow up if anything is unclear.
Please write from an address tied to your campaign, note your role, and include a phone number, so I can confirm the request is genuine. The same sourcing standard applies to everyone — no exceptions — but candidate requests are answered first.
General channel
Residents & other readers
Spotted an error, a broken link, or a public position I've missed? I'm glad to hear it. To keep the guide neutral and verifiable:
- Include a link to a public source for any position you suggest adding — I can't list anything that isn't published somewhere voters can check.
- For corrections, point to the page and quote what's wrong.
- Suggestions about the site itself — clarity, accessibility, missing topics — are always welcome.
- If you'd like a reply, include your email address — and a phone number if you'd rather talk it through than exchange messages.
Because candidate and campaign-office requests take priority, general messages may take a little longer to answer — but every one is read.
A note on neutrality
This site does not endorse, rank, or favour any candidate, and no candidate pays for or approves their listing. Updates from campaigns are given priority only because candidates are the most reliable source of their own positions — every listing is held to the same standard: publicly sourced, attributed, and equally presented.