Get Involved
Campaigns are won at the door, not on the screen. If you live in King's Town District 11 — or anywhere in Kingston — there is room for you here.
Looking for voting information? Online voting opens October 14, advance voting is October 16 and 17, and election day is Monday, October 26. How to vote in King's Town District 11 →
Volunteer
The campaign needs door-knockers, phone-bankers, drivers for advance polls, and people who can help with sign installs in late September. No experience required. Training provided.
Lawn signs
If you live in King's Town and want a sign on your lawn through October, send your address. A volunteer will deliver and install closer to election day.
Donate
Campaigns cost money — signs, printing, and reaching people who have not heard from this campaign yet. Every contribution is recorded and reported, and every dollar is accounted for.
E-transfer. Send to Reid4district11@gmail.com. Auto-deposit is enabled, so there is no security question to answer. Please include your full name and mailing address in the message field — Ontario law requires the campaign to record them.
Cheque. Email Reid4district11@gmail.com and the campaign will arrange it.
Small contributions matter.
Contributions may only be made by individuals normally resident in Ontario. Corporations, unions, and groups cannot contribute. The maximum contribution to this campaign is $1,200, and no individual may contribute more than $5,000 in total to candidates for Kingston City Council. Contributions over $25 cannot be made in cash. Contributions over $100 are itemized in the campaign's financial statement, which is filed with the City Clerk and is a public document.
Questions about contributing? →
Host a meeting
Living-room meetings are how candidates actually get known in a district this size. If you can host eight to twelve neighbours for an hour, the campaign will come to you.
Endorse
If you are a current or former public-office holder, service-sector leader, or community member willing to be named publicly as a supporter, the campaign would welcome the conversation.