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#WhyIVote Action

Women’s March Aotearoa New Zealand wants to inspire more women to vote with our #WhyIVote action.

The women of Aotearoa New Zealand have had the right to vote for almost 125 years, but during the 2014 general election only two-thirds of those aged 18 to 29 voted. We want to change that. Women deserve and need to make their voices heard.

So this election let’s make all our votes count.

In the four weeks before the election we will also be featuring policies and information on our cornerstone issues: Health, Economics, Representation and Safety. Make sure you check out our articles on these areas. And in the meantime:

Watch our video where women of Aotearoa New Zealand telling us #whyIvote.

To Enrol, Check or Update click here

How do YOU vote?

Wondering who to vote for this election?
Discover which parties best match your values at a couple of websites we recommend.

To visit On The Fence click here

To visit The SpinOff Policy website click here

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And if you’ve got an issue or policy that’s dear to your heart let us know and make sure you add the hastags #whyivote and #katesentme

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About Women’s March Aotearoa New Zealand

Women’s March Aotearoa New Zealand is a collective concerned with women’s rights and allied issues of social justice.

We are interested in contributing to positive social change by focusing on relevant issues impacting communities across New Zealand and with organisations that support women’s, human, and environmental rights, in alignment with the framework focussing on health, economic security, environment, representation, and safety.

He waka eke noa – we’re all in this together