Overview
- Preliminary figures released Tuesday estimate 37,900 advance votes across the three ridings after four days of early polling.
- Terrebonne led advance turnout with 18,200 ballots, about 20% of registered voters, while Scarborough Southwest recorded 10,300 and University–Rosedale 9,400.
- Results from Monday’s vote could decide control of the House, as a Liberal sweep would reach 173 seats and two wins would hit the 172-seat threshold shaped by the Speaker’s limited vote.
- The Terrebonne rerun follows a Supreme Court ruling that annulled the 2025 result over a mail-in ballot return-address error, and Elections Canada is using a write-in ballot to handle 48 candidates tied to a protest of first-past-the-post.
- Elections Canada reports nearly 1,200 mail-in kits requested in Terrebonne as of April 6, and officials say the write-in process could slow the count on election night.