Terrebonne postal vote irregularity triggers Bloc Québécois alarm

Wednesday, May 14, 2025, 7:20 am

An irregularity in the postal vote count in Terrebonne has thrown the electoral process into turmoil. With a ballot mysteriously lost and a razor-thin outcome looming, party officials are scrambling to consider every strategic option while questioning the integrity of the voting process and its implications for the riding’s future.

ledevoir.com / Le Bloc québécois étudie toutes ses options concernant le vote dans Terrebonne

«Nous sommes très préoccupés par une irrégularité révélée dans le cadre du vote postal», commente le parti.

lapresse.ca / Élection dans Terrebonne | Le Bloc québécois envisage « toutes les options »

Le vote perdu d’une citoyenne dans la circonscription de Terrebonne préoccupe le Bloc québécois. Sa candidate Nathalie Sinclair Desgagné a été défaite par une seule voix par la libérale Tatiana Auguste au terme d’un dépouillement judiciaire.

nationalpost.com / Is this Quebec riding already headed toward a byelection? Here’s what to know

Bloc supporter’s ballot lost due to Elections Canada printing error would create a tie with Liberals if it counts

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