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1. electionsanddemocracy.ca › canadas-electionsStep 5: Counting and Results | Elections Canada's Civic Education

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   First, election officers open the ballot boxes and count the ballots. The election officers record the number of votes for each candidate on a Statement of the Vote. They also record the number of rejected ballots.

2. www.elections.ca › contentSafeguards for Counting Votes and Reporting on Results

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   Official voting results include, by polling division, the number of votes for each candidate, the number of rejected ballots and the number of names on the final lists of electors.

3. www.elections.ca › enr › helpProvince and Territories Election Result Help | Elections Canada

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   What do I need to know to understand the election results for a province/territory? List of electoral districts by province

4. elections.ca › contentThe 44th Federal Election by the Numbers – Elections Canada

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   Sep 20, 2021 · The 44th federal election took place on September 20, 2021. Elections Canada's preliminary estimates indicate that 17,209,000 Canadians cast a ballot. This translates into a voter turnout rate of about 62.5%. Exact voter turnout numbers will be published in the Official Voting Results report. Approximately:

5. globalnews.ca › news › 10868882Nova Scotia election results: Live numbers from the 2024 vote

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   6 days ago · It's voting day in the Nova Scotia election as people head to the polls to cast their ballots. The live results will begin after the polls close at 8 p.m.

6. thecanadaguide.com › data › federal-electionsElection Results - The Canada Guide

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   Results of all past Canadian federal elections to the House of Commons. Each square represents one seat in the House. Faint grey squares represent seats that have yet to exist/no longer exist. Note that squares are merely stylized renditions of provincial seat counts across the country, grouped from smallest political party delegation to ...

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   How are ballots counted in Canada?

   • There are also measures in place to manage the custody of the ballots and ballot boxes. Ballots are counted by trained and paid election workers. The ballot-counting procedures for federal elections are set out in the Canada Elections Act, the law that governs federal elections.

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   How does Elections Canada record votes?

   • Staff tally up the votes, record the tallies on paper, and report the totals to the returning officer, i.e. the official who manages the election for that electoral district. The returning officer records the vote counts in a computer program that securely sends the information to Elections Canada's main office.

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   What is the voter turnout rate in Canada?

   • This translates into a voter turnout rate of about 62.5%. Exact voter turnout numbers will be published in the Official Voting Results report. To serve Canadians, Elections Canada opened 501 offices, hired around 215,000 people and offered 7,300 advance and 61,400 election day voting desks in 338 electoral districts.

   The 44th Federal Election by the Numbers – Elections Canada

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   How do election results work in Canada?

   • On election night, once the polls in a riding are closed, preliminary results are announced and published on Elections Canada’s website as they become available. These results are shared by media outlets, such as TV stations, newspapers and social media. Every returning officer validates the results and announces them to the candidates.

   Step 5: Counting and Results | Elections Canada's Civic Education

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   Does Canada use automatic ballot-counting machines?

   • The ballot-counting procedures for federal elections are set out in the Canada Elections Act, the law that governs federal elections. While Elections Canada does not use automatic ballot-counting machines, they are successfully and securely used in some other jurisdictions in Canada and around the world.

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   How do election officers count votes?

   • First, election officers open the ballot boxes and count the ballots. The election officers record the number of votes for each candidate on a Statement of the Vote. They also record the number of rejected ballots. The ballots and other election documents are sealed in the ballot box and delivered to the returning officer.

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8. open.canada.ca › data › en44th General Election: Official Voting Results - Table 3 ...

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