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How a judge handled an ‘unprecedented’ 1,041 disputed ballots in a tight N.L. recount

  • A judicial recount in Terra Nova-The Peninsulas, Newfoundland, took place May 12–13 after the April 28 federal election to resolve a 12-vote difference between candidates.
  • The recount occurred because initial results showed Liberal Anthony Germain ahead by 12 votes before Conservative Jonathan Rowe was declared winner after review of disputed ballots.
  • Justice Garrett Handrigan's report identified 1,041 disputed ballots, many marked outside the official circle, which he rejected under the Canada Elections Act’s requirements.
  • Handrigan dismissed approximately 675 disputed ballots, ultimately confirming Rowe’s 12-vote victory among over 41,000 votes cast, with 819 ballots rejected overall.
  • The result flipped Terra Nova-The Peninsulas from Liberal to Conservative, highlighting challenges in ballot interpretation and raising concerns about voter disenfranchisement in unique marking practices.
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LifeSiteNews broke the news in on Monday, May 26, 2025.
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