Federal candidates in Prairie provinces and Ontario were most likely to campaign door to door in the nation’s first pandemic election, new data show. An Elections Canada survey also found winning candidates were more likely to have asked for votes in person: ‘Despite the need for pandemic precautions 7 in 10 candidates interacted with electors by going door to door.’
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