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Record-Breaking Start: Nearly 2 Million Canadians Vote on First Day of Advance Polls

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Ottawa, ON, Canada (WNEWS) – In a historic display of civic engagement, nearly 2 million Canadians cast their ballots on the first day of advance polling for the 2025 federal election. This unprecedented turnout has prompted Elections Canada to consider operational adjustments to accommodate the surge in voter participation. Record Numbers, Long Lines – But High Enthusiasm The massive turnout on Friday, April 18, marks a record-setting opening day for advance voting in a federal

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