There are a record-breaking number of people running in the Kitchener Centre byelection this month and the people responsible for getting more candidates to sign up say they hope it will spur a conversation about democracy. But will it? “I mean, we’re talking about it,” Tomas Szuchewycz said in an interview Friday about the Longest Ballot Committee, which Szuchewycz says helped get 11 of the 18 people on the local ballot. Szuchewycz says his goal is to get people to talk about how election rules are set. “MPPs are in charge of the rules that … they get elected by, but it’s kind of like self referential,” he said. “It even kind of goes further than that, where MPPs are also in charge of the
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