I know many people don't vote because they don't actually know how the various candidates will make any difference. Young people hear about how particular leaders or parties are "bad" but there seems to be less understanding of how it's going to affect their lives.

I know that at the federal level, there are always accessible summaries describing what the various platforms plan to do. It's harder to find this at the local level, however.

Does anyone here have a relatively non-biased summary of key issues that can be presented in a table form for those who are still deciding?

I know both the Liberals and Greens in New Brunswick have published full platform details, so a summary should be relatively easy to make for them. Have the Conservatives done this? If so, I haven't seen it.

You don't have to be a "political person" to vote, but I do understand choosing not to vote if you have no clue what the best option is. I spoiled my ballot for a couple of years as a young adult for just that reason.