Everything in one place: join the list, bring a friend, take a sign or some swag, or chip in. Pick whichever you can do.
Jump to: Join the list · Invite a friend · Signs / Posters and Swag · Donate
Join the list
Campaigns are won by people who show up. Tell me who you are and I’ll be in touch about what needs doing — knocking on doors, putting up a sign, hosting a meet-up, or just voting and telling a neighbour why.
Count me in
Only the email address is required. Everything else just helps me put you in touch with the right thing.
Invite a friend
Every referral helps, and a note from someone you know counts for more than anything I can send a stranger. Put in a name and an email and we’ll write the welcome for you — it opens in your own mail so it arrives from you, with me copied in to follow up.
Nothing is sent until you press send in your own email. Or just forward them the site.
Signs / Posters and Swag
A lawn sign, a printable poster, or a button. Tell me what you can take and I’ll bring it.
Signs / Posters
Lawn sign
The cheapest and most persuasive advertising a local campaign has, because it says a neighbour vouched for me. Comes with the stake.
Printable poster
Print it and put it up.
Swag
Button
Wear it. It travels further than a lawn, and it doesn’t need a yard.
Pick what you can take. I deliver these myself, which is why I need somewhere to bring them. Chip in if you can — $0 is fine.
What happens next
- I get in touch to confirm the address and a time.
- I drop it off. Lawn signs come with the stake. Printable posters are ready to tape up.
- Signs only go up where the owner or tenant has said yes, and they come down after the vote — I collect the signs, you don’t have to do anything. The poster and the button are yours to keep.
Not able to display anything? Get on the update list instead, or send this to a neighbour who has a good corner lot.
Donate
A council campaign in Nelson is a small operation. Money goes to postage and signs and printing and hall rentals, and that is about it. There is no party behind this, so what comes in is what there is to work with, and twenty dollars is a real help. Card payments go through Stripe. The rules.
The rules
Local campaigns run under the Local Elections Campaign Financing Act and it is strict about who can give and how much. If a contribution does not qualify it has to be returned, so it is worth thirty seconds. Call me if you are not sure: (250) 509-0773.
Who can contribute
- BC resident, and a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
- No organizations. No companies, unions, societies, or your own business.
- Your own money. No reimbursements, and you cannot give on someone else’s behalf.
How much
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The rules
,429.70 in total to this campaign in 2026, counting money, loans, and in-kind. Elections BC adjusts it annually. - Over the limit has to be returned. The limit applies every year.
What is recorded
- Full name, home address, date, and amount. Home address, not a box number.
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The rules
00 or more in the year is publicly disclosed. Elections BC obscures addresses. - Not tax-receiptable.
- No anonymous gifts online. Accepted by Bede Blomme, financial agent.
This is a summary. Elections BC publishes the full rules at elections.bc.ca.
Authorized by Bede Blomme, financial agent for Keith Page.