Liberal Party and Canadian post are the efficiency of the leadership of the federal party, but many people trying to throw papers, the process is a nightmare for the process.
Discontinent party members appealed to CBC news and were taken to social media to complain about the online system to celebrate voters and confirm their identities.
“It was a terrible process,” said Toronto’s David ferry. “It is very annoying when you can’t do it when you get one of these unique opportunities to make a change in voting and participate in a democratic process.”
Registered Liberals must receive an electronic selector ID and then check ID online and confirm the personally or personally personally in the Canadian Post ID or personally post office. Once you have finished, members can throw online voting.
However, people who are trying to monitor this process, especially the identity option to check mobile applications and identities reports.
Ferry, while the wife Kyra Harper, who could not do it, could not do it.
Using the application, he said they could not check Harper’s identity. Ferry, after the employees at the local post office could not help and send more than one email to the party, after spending hours on the phone, Harper was still frozen from this process.
“My husband is very frustrated because I can’t vote,” Ferry said.
‘It actually works the system’ says Liberal Party
A spokesman for the Liberal Party said CBC reports that CBC could not comment on individual situations, but “This is actually the system. If you do not know, there is a reason not possible.
“We want to make sure that we put a safe and fair process,” said Press Secretary.
The party says there are no widespread problems in the system and touches the complaints. However, the party said that each complainant takes time to ensure the proper approval of the identity of the ballot papers.
“The Liberal Party has created the most reliable and accessible voting process for the 2025 leading racing in Canada in Canada,” he said.
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SPOKESHERON Since the start of voting on Wednesday, more than 55,000 bulletins were thrown from 79,000 liberals approved by the system, he said.
The Canadian post defended the services of the identity inspection and the services of individuals, and the corporation has a well-established group and authentication capability. “
“We continue to work closely with the Canadian Liberal Party and the ID card of the Canadian post of the personality can confirm that there is no problem since the service provided on February 20.
Seasons Mounting
The Liberal Party sent links to online voting instructions on their social media channels, promoted liberals to adapt liberals and throw the ballots.
The responses in the party’s Facebook page and the X account include many complaints from people who say they could not go in the system. Their frustrations are like liberals that reach CBC news.
They could not get the response from the party’s support email address.
Don Robertson has been trying to vote for days, but failed. He says the mobile application accepted the driver’s license, but did not accept the Nova Scotia health card as a second identity form. There is no passport.
Robertson entered the local post office, but he says employees could not help him.
Finally, he was able to confirm his personality through the party. However, when he tried to vote online, the system said he was not a registered liberal voter.
“I think it was extreme. I do not think that all this is necessary,” said Robertson. “It could have been a simpler surgery.”
Jo Rogge from Seguin, Ont.
“I was able to apply the license of my driver’s license and sent it, but I tried to participate in voting, and this did not allow me to continue.”
Rogge said he had sent more than one message to support email, but he received automated answers instead.
“I started about five, six days ago, and I sent one (e-mail) a day, and now I didn’t get anything.”
Rogge said he entered the post office in a nearby Parry, but could not help.
CBC News has been determined to determine the candidacy for all four liberal leaderships, their supporters hear about the problem with an online voting system.
Leadership candidate Frank Baylis told CBC News that some supporters have difficulty installing and using the Canadian Post ID + application.
“Our preliminary concern of our campaign is the fact that the liberal members have access to the voting process in good condition,” Baylis campaign said.
“We said they were applied to ensure that our relations with the liberal party requiring our concerns, the members who encourage the voting.”
A high-ranking of the other three liberal leadership campaigns, CBC reported that 10-20 percent of the planned voters reported on the process.
Registered liberals said the system has a poor user experience and that the Canadian post was ineffective in helping people, and the situation did not explain the identity of individuals.
It was also official, as well as the party did not meet the complaints of the voter’s voter.
