Write-in ballots for Montreal-area byelection hurt accessibility: disability advocacy group
;Resize=(620) "A sticker directs people to a polling station at the University of Regina during the 2025 Federal election. Photo taken on April 13, 2025.")
An advocacy group for people with disabilities is challenging Elections Canada’s changes to the ballot in the upcoming byelection in Terrebonne, Que. Earlier this month, the head of Elections Canada said voters will have to write in their pick in next month’s byelection due to the long list of protest candidates running in the riding.
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