US EditionVoters go to the polls today after a 35-day election campaign packed with promises
- Canadians cast ballots today, Monday, April 29, in a federal election.
- Tariffs, economic uncertainty, and United States annexation threats overshadow the election.
- US President Trump imposed tariffs and threatened to absorb Canada as the fifty-first state.
- At least 7.3 million voters cast ballots early, a 25% increase from the 2021 election.
- Voters choose between Liberal and Conservative leaders amid these economic and foreign challenges.
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HEY DEMS: What Do You Notice About Canada's Election... And Can WE Do The Same Thing?
Yes, the Democrats are gonna be super-stoked that one of their WEF buddies will be following in Trudeau’s footsteps and driving Canada off the left side of the map. A investment banker and hedgie like him is an unlikely fan favorite for the same leftist crowd that gave us Occupy Wall Street just a few short years ago, but what can we say, they’re a fickle bunch. His fealty to the WEF and the eco-orthodoxy of the far left is enough to satisfy the…
Elections Start in Canada: Will Mark Carney Be the New Prime Minister? The Elections Continue Live · Global Voices
The Conservative Party reduced Mark Carney’s Liberals’ advantage in the last days of Canada’s election campaign, although the polls still point to a likely liberal victory in Monday’s vote. The estimated popular vote percentage for the Liberals was 41 percent according to Abacus Data’s final electoral model of likely voters, published on the weekend, only two points ahead of the Conservatives. The surveyor had reported a five-point lead for the …
Some Canadians say they're choosing not vote in federal election
VANCOUVER, Canada (CNN, KYMA/KECY) - Canadians are heading to the polls Monday in a federal election which has been overshadowed by trade tensions, as well as threats to the nation's sovereignty, from the U.S. While a record number of people have already cast their ballot, something else is happening: Some are choosing not to vote. Millions of Canadians voted early in numbers never seen before, but some Canadians don't intend to vote at all, lik…
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