Movements are built by people talking to people. If you’ve pledged to vote YES and want to help, the most valuable thing you can do is share the message with the folks you know. This toolkit gives you simple, ready-to-use ways to do exactly that.
Everything here is designed to be easy. You don’t need to be a designer or a political expert — just an Albertan who cares about the future.
Social media graphics
The fastest way to reach people is where they already are: online. Share why you’re voting YES on Facebook, Instagram, and X, and tag friends who care about Alberta’s future. A few ideas that work well:
- Share a short, personal note about why this matters to your family.
- Post a fact — like Alberta’s $14.5 billion net contribution — with a link to Keeping More. Building More.
- Invite friends to take the pledge.
Printable flyers
Not everyone lives online. A simple, friendly flyer on a community board, at a local business, or handed to a neighbour still works. Keep the message short: what the referendum is, when it happens (October 19, 2026), and where to learn more (this website).
Yard signs
A yard sign is a quiet, powerful signal that people in your neighbourhood support a YES vote — and it gives others permission to say so too. If you’d like one, you can request a yard sign and show your support where your neighbours will see it.
You don’t need to convince everyone. Just start real conversations with the people who already trust you.
Key messages
When you talk to friends and family, a few clear points go a long way. Here are the essentials:
- This is about our future. More opportunity, local control, and a stronger Alberta for the next generation.
- A YES vote begins a process. Nothing changes overnight — see What a YES Vote Actually Means.
- Your earned benefits are protected. See Will I Lose My Pension?
- It’s our choice. Albertans have the democratic right to decide our own future.
Ready to help?
The best next step is simple: get involved, request a yard sign, and take the pledge. Then share this page with one person today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I help if I only have five minutes?
Take the pledge, then share why you’re voting YES on social media and tag a couple of friends.
How do I get a yard sign?
Request one through our Get Involved page and display it where neighbours will see it.
What if someone asks me a tough question?
Point them to our Straight Answers page, which addresses pensions, currency, healthcare, and more in plain language.