manitoba was dealing with catastrophic floods. are at liberal headquarters, what do you think they would make up coming out of atlantic canada? >> i think one of the things that we are going to notice this year, perhaps more in the past is the importance of local contacts in the sense that there is a lot of anger around the government. they are seeming to take a hit. but you can see that in 905 writings, and ontario writings and in some cases there are no liberal candidates or if the liberal candidate has been disavowed, or there is just no incumbent. i think we are going to have a lot of strong, local candidates who might win things in one direction that are not necessarily tied to the performance of the party leaders and that they will need to keep an ion. >> i will let you go back to studying the results in the numbers. i will force you to extrapolate as needed. i think you have some of those. >> i'm trying to text friends and you will report results. >> can we do that later? >> lets see, may be have middlesex london. this is i

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the prime minister oftentimes before voting is even closed beyond the manitoba border. as we had west to scott joined alberta and british columbia. so we could go late into the night and maybe even into tomorrow as we wait to find out who will be in the prime minister's office. well, jody, i'm sure we're going to be checking in with you as those votes come in over the next few hours. but for now, judy vents, montreal, thank you very much. indeed. rushes broke from running parties own course to retain its 2 thirds majority in parliament to most of the votes counted, but it has lost some support compared to the previous election. the opposition says fraud was widespread. most kremlin critics were barred from running my year after a year of crackdowns founded smith has more from moscow. it was widely predicted, the united russia would hold its super majority. the election commission, the head of the electric commission has been speaking and she says that these elections, i've been more open and more fire than any other elections i've had in the last years in russia. this w

person joining us to discuss what a stake in the upcoming election is melissa region in winnipeg, manitoba. she's the host and producer of a p and national news which focuses on indigenous peoples and thought to miss aid from mississauga ontario. the climate reporter and host of the back bench, a podcast about canadian politics in georgia. affleck, a political columnist from vancouver, british columbia. george. so far as i can tell, canada just had an election in 2019 right. what. what did i do in having another one actually hold on a 2nd, because here's what justin to dos said to that question. yes, we do have to have an election now because the decisions were taken as a country. the decisions were taking about what the next months hold, what the next years and even decades hold. they're being taken now, they're being taken in the coming weeks. when this government gets back to office, we need to make big choices about how to end this pandemic. and how to build a stronger future for everyone. not a year from now, not 2 years from now, but now, and that's why canadians are faced with such