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Advance Voting Begins in Terrebonne Byelection

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Advance voting begins today in Terrebonne, Quebec for the federal byelection, with polls open until Monday. The redo election follows the Supreme Courts nullification of the April 2025 result due to a rejected ballot. The Liberal candidate, Tatiana Auguste, lost by a single vote to the Bloc Quebecois challenger. The Terrebonne riding is crucial for the Liberals, as they need just two more seats for a House majority. With 48 candidates, voters can cast special ballots for advance voting.

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Advance Voting Begins in Terrebonne Byelection

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Advance Voting Begins in Terrebonne Byelection. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Advanced voting kicks off today Friday in the terabon riding north of Montreal for the federal by-election coming up later this month. Poles opened at 9am and run until 9pm with the same hours over the weekend through Monday. This reduced stems from the Supreme Court, tossing out the original April 28, 2025 election result, where the liberal Tatiana. August edged out the block Hevacua's challenger by just one vote. A single voters ballot got rejected over an address mix-up on the envelope from Elections Canada and counting it might have flipped the seat. Meanwhile, two other Ontario by-elections in Scarborough, South West and University, Rosedale, look like liberal lock-ins, but terabon stays the one too. Watch since Mark Carney's crew needs only two more seats for a house majority, and this delivers it. Voterspace a twist with 48 candidates, so they'll write in names on special ballots like the advance ones. Election day hits April 13, so eyes they glued on how it shakes out.

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