Election campaign too long?
Castanet - Sep 18, 2018 / 4:16 pm | Story: 236877
Election signs around the province began popping up Sept. 4, the day municipal candidates were able to file their nomination papers.
For those who got their papers in early, that means up to six-and-a-half weeks to campaign.
Provincial and federal election campaigns last just 28 days.
Should municipal elections be required to follow the same guidelines?
Click on the video above to see what Castanet readers think.
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