Panelists weigh in on P.E.I. riding races they expected to be more competitive in Monday’s vote

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Panelists weigh in on P.E.I. riding races they expected to be more competitive in Monday’s vote

ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaPanelists weigh in on P.E.I. riding races they expected to be more competitive in Monday’s vote13 hours agoDuration 7:0213 hours agoNewsDuration 7:02A general election is a feast day for politics watchers, and Sally Pitt and Paul MacNeill from the CBC News: Compass Politics Panel were glad to chow down on the results with host Louise Martin. Related Stories Low support for Greens and NDP on P.E.I. came as no surprise to local candidates Meet the 5 people running federally in P.E.I.’s Charlottetown riding Advance voting turnout in P.E.I. was 40,015, matching national bump in ballots Meet the 5 people running federally in P.E.I.’s Malpeque riding P.E.I. in line with national trend after ‘huge’ first day of advance voting in federal electionTrending NowVideo1:06Carney dances to Down With Webster after election winCBC News April 29Video2:13Who is the man charged in the Vancouver vehicle attack?The National April 28Video0:58’Just look at the sheer girth’ of the ballot for Poilievre’s ridingCBC News April 29Video2:29Liberals will form next government, CBC News projectsCBC News April 29Video2:44Federal election night ‘25 in 3 minutesCBC News April 29now

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