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Voter turnout dips in Manitoba despite record-setting advance votes

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There were 871,175 registered voters eligible to cast ballots in Tuesday's election. That translates into a turnout of 54 per cent. Four years ago, the numbers were 870,137 and 478,926. The NDP had won 30 seats to form a majority government, 29 of the 57 seats needed for a majority.

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Voter turnout dips in Manitoba despite record-setting advance votes

Manitoba's general election may have drawn a record number of advance voters, but overall turnout was lower than it was four years ago, Elections Manitoba says.

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