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Supreme Court Vacates Terrebonne Election, Nullifying Liberal’s One‑Vote Win

The court acted after evidence showed an Elections Canada addressing error left a mailed ballot uncounted.

Supreme Court Clears Candidates to Challenge Vote‑Counting Rules

Supreme Court to Decide Candidate Standing in Challenge to Illinois’ Late Ballot Law