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Archived results, elected candidates and sources.
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Natural Earth, public domain. Colours identify country desks, not political parties. Small states use locator dots. Illustrative geography does not determine sovereignty.
Federal polling · provinces and territories
National archive · state assembly elections
Midterm outlook · races and candidates
Runoff results · state-by-state map
The four country desks are linked above.
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Archived results, elected candidates and sources.
ArchivedArchived results, elected candidates and sources.
ArchivedArchived results, elected candidates and sources.
ArchivedSaved preliminary counts and riding results.
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Architectural imagery is AI-generated illustration.
Candidate directories, past results, projections and live counts tell different stories. Each election desk identifies the type of data on screen.
BC’s election desk continues to show accepted official preliminary counts alongside certified 2024 history. Past-election placement does not mean counting or certification is complete. Ontario feed availability varies by municipality. US outlooks are projections; the candidate directory is not a live vote count. Toronto rehearsal uses clearly labelled simulated results. Brazil combines official TSE results with a dated polling snapshot and a separate illustrative vote-transfer tool.
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Use the results, polling and source labels to see what each number represents.
Election maps, results, candidate directories and polling. The available detail varies by country and election.
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Each colour identifies a country desk. Party colours are used separately on election maps.
No. Projections estimate possible outcomes. Results show reported votes, and a lead is not a declaration.
Use the source links on each election desk, or visit the site’s sources and methodology pages.
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