Two years ago today the majority of #ygk voters decided that they wanted to use a ranked ballot in the next election.

Doug Ford’s intention to try and ignore that result will not prevent us from celebrating the Kingston community and those who helped make the campaign a success.

Thanks to Amanda Black for creating our wonderful logo.

Thanks to the amazing @sarah_harmer who not only performed at our fundraising concert, but organized the whole show for us. Also thanks to @TheMissEmily and all the musicians who made the evening the success it was.

Thanks to all those who came out on a very rainy evening to listen to Sarah Harmer and support ranked ballots.

Thanks to everyone who gave their time to make the fundraising concert a great success.

Thanks to all those who volunteered to explain the benefits of ranked ballots at events across the city.

Thanks to everyone who took a lawn sign to show their support during the campaign.

Thanks to everyone who helped distribute 20000 door hangers the weekend before the referendum.

Thanks to everyone who donated and helped share the cost of the campaign.

Thanks to everyone on the organizing committee and acted as the driving force behind the campaign.

Thanks to all the candidates running for city council who endorsed ranked ballots during the referendum.

Thanks to @MayorPaterson and all the city councillors that embraced the referendum result and supported the motion on December 18, 2018, to move forward with ranked ballots.

Thanks to everyone who told their family and friends, tweeted and retweeted, and voted yes to ranked ballots. You are all fantastic and should take pride in your role in Kingston's historic referendum result!