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Silverchase sh.itjust.works silverchase@sh.itjust.works
Joined: 2024-01-21
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A news anchor unfolds a very large paper ballot and holds it up. It's almost one metre long.

In the recent Canadian federal election, so many people were running for election to Parliament in one constituency, there had to be a special ballot to fit all 91 names.

This happened in Carleton, where Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre was running for re-election. He lost.
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