Indeed. I'm excited for this election, similar to my positive outlook toward the first election I voted in after becoming of age, and that time they let me vote in a UK election.

*with

I don't know exact figures but there are plenty, sure. Within my own circles, I can think of several off the top of my head. There's a long history of Scots in Canada. The Scottish were among the earliest settler groups here.

Here's hoping our nations continue to support each other 🍻

You're always welcome here, too 🍁

We don't take threats to our sovereignty lightly.

We're not that different, Scotland and Canada, but how about a trade? I miss my time in Scotland 😀

Ah, so there's hope for brown eyed contenders yet!

They could have used acuant, treefort, vaultie, realaml, syngrafi, eID to name a few. All the law societies in Canada have publicly available lists of these softwares and many licensees who can attest to which ones work best.

That it works well should have been the main feature. The in-person verification is helpful (although again, there were issues for people verifying in person as well).

There were ~400,000 registered liberals leading into the vote. The final vote count was how many?

It feels like they chose the worst possible ID verification, and I think they only chose it because it's Canadian and enabled people to also complete the verification in person at the post office.