US EditionVoters to head to polls on election day in over 1,000 municipalities across Quebec
- Sunday, Montrealers across 19 boroughs are heading to the polls with 421 candidates competing for 103 city positions.
- After the Oct. 3 deadline many positions were filled by acclamation, leaving 568 mayoral seats and 4,034 municipal council seats filled unopposed while 15 independent cities on the island of Montreal also hold elections.
- STM maintenance workers are striking from Nov. 1 to Nov. 28, limiting transit service on election day as the labour tribunal rejected STM's request and Julie St-Arnaud Drolet said `It's definitely an additional obstacle`.
- As of 12:30 p.m., Élections Montréal estimated voter turnout at around 17 per cent, and Quebec law requires employers to provide at least four hours for voting.
- Several polls showed nearly one-third of electors undecided, adding uncertainty as results begin with 523 mayors and 2,761 municipal councillors to be elected and voting stations open today.
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On the occasion of his press review, on Monday, Paul Arcand analyses the results of the 2025 municipal elections with his guest, columnist Maxime Bergeron, from La Presse.
Mind Your P’s, Q’s And Tempers On Election Day
Brought to you by the Rhino Times In Guilford County, voters will show up – albeit a small percentage of them – at the polls to cast their votes on Election Day, which, this time around, falls on Tuesday, Nov. 4. Across North Carolina, registered voters in 447 cities, towns and villages will vote in 88 counties, with the 12 remaining counties not having any race to decide. Voters will cast ballots for mayors, council members and, in some cases, …
The suspense remains complete in about half of Quebec's 1091 municipalities, while 568 mayors and 4031 councillors were elected without opposition.
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