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Supreme Court explains why it invalidated Liberal MP's 1-vote win in 2025 election

CBC Canada · September 18, 2026 at 12:47 p.m.

Supreme Court explains why it invalidated Liberal MP's 1-vote win in 2025 election

The Supreme Court of Canada says it decided to invalidate a federal Liberal candidate's one-vote victory in the 2025 federal election to ensure public trust in the electoral process.

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Supreme Court explains why it invalidated Liberal MP's 1-vote win in 2025 election

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