Supreme Court Nullifies Liberal MP’s Election Win By a Single Vote in Quebec Riding
The Supreme Court of Canada has ANNULED the election results in the Quebec riding of Terrebonne, where the Liberals were declared the winners in 2025 by just one vote
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The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned the election outcome in the Montreal-area riding of Terrebonne where a Liberal MP secured victory by a single vote in April 2025.
A new byelection must now be held for the riding, which has historically been represented by the Bloc Québécois.
Liberal candidate Tatiana Auguste was declared the winner in the riding by a single vote over Bloc MP Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné. The Bloc later filed a legal challenge, requesting that the courts invalidate the results and call a new election. The call came after reports of a voter getting her mail-in ballot sent back because of a misprint on the return envelope. ---More...
#BREAKING: The Supreme Court of Canada has ANNULED the election results in the Quebec riding of Terrebonne, where the Liberals were declared the winners in 2025 by just one vote, after Elections Canada included incorrect return addresses on multiple mail-in ballots. pic.twitter.com/uH72Jey4ti
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