Knock doors
The highest-value hour in any campaign. You’ll go out with someone experienced first, always in daylight, always in pairs if you’d prefer.
Oakville is one of the great towns, but HEADING THE WRONG WAY
Volunteer
Oakville needs your energy and your skills: knocking doors, making calls, or lending a few hours where it counts. Tell us what you’ve got and we’ll find the right fit.
Elect Arvind For Mayor of Oakville
Where you’d fit
You don’t need political experience. Most of our best volunteers had none in June.
Tell us roughly how much time you have and what you’re comfortable doing. We’ll never put you somewhere you’d dread; there is more than enough work to go around.
Opens our volunteer form. It takes about two minutes.
The highest-value hour in any campaign. You’ll go out with someone experienced first, always in daylight, always in pairs if you’d prefer.
From home, on your own schedule. Good if you’d rather talk than walk, or if stairs and winter aren’t your thing.
Drop off and put up lawn signs across Oakville. Ideal if you have a car and a couple of free evenings.
Set up, greet people, hand out literature, and keep community events running. Genuinely sociable work.
Entering canvass results, keeping lists clean, sorting the paperwork. Quiet, essential, and endlessly appreciated.
Shoot, write or edit for our channels. If you can make a doorstep conversation look like what it felt like, we want you.
What happens next
Name, contact details, your neighbourhood, roughly when you’re free and what you’d like to do.
Usually within a few days. A real conversation, not an automated email; we want to know what you’d actually enjoy.
Your first shift is alongside someone who has done it before. Nobody gets sent out cold.
Two hours once is genuinely useful. So is two evenings a week. Both are welcome and neither is judged.
Your details are used to organise the campaign and nothing else. We don’t sell, trade or share volunteer information, and you can ask us to delete it at any time by emailing info@arvindchoudhary.ca.
Join the team
Three in four residents didn’t vote last time. Changing that is done one conversation at a time, and it takes people to have them.