During the early voting held last weekend, a record number (7.3 million) had already voted. 5.8 million Canadians who voted early in the last federal election in 2021.

All votes in Canadian federal elections are calculated at hand by witnesses, and the final results will be verified over a period of time.

However, usually from preliminary results, it seems that a party is going to achieve a majority and form the next government, and who will serve as prime minister.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Arrived at the international airport in Ottawa on the morning of the election. Yesterday, he attended a vigil in Vancouver, the scene of a crash attack, killing 11 people and injuring dozens of people at the Philippine Heritage Festival.

Donald Trump An overnight statement on the eve of Canada's election, again threatening the country's independent sovereignty and describing the border between the two countries as "a boundary drawn by humans many years ago" was another embarrassing intervention in Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.

The U.S. president uses the Truth Social Platform, first hoping to "wish the great people of Canada good luck" and then urges them to become the 51st state in the United States, claiming that this will bring tax cuts and increase military power. He said:

Good luck to the great Canadians. Elections of people with strength and wisdom, cut taxes in half, raise your military power to the highest level in the world, own your cars, steel, aluminum, wood, energy and all other businesses, and if Canada becomes our precious 51 countries, there is zero tariff or tax. Many years ago, lines were no longer artificially drawn. See how beautiful this land will be. Free access without borders. There are certainly no negative factors in all. It should have been! The United States will no longer be able to subsidize Canada, and we used to spend hundreds of billions of dollars. Unless Canada is a state, it doesn't make sense!

According to polls earlier this year, Poilievre's party appears to have a major victory in the Canadian federal election until Trump begins making a series of statements threatening Canada's independence and starting a trade war between neighboring countries, which seems to restore the fate of the recently appointed Liberal Party.

Canada's globe and mail report said that during the election, authorities sent record voting packages to overseas voters, including 20,000 new voters living in the United States. More than 100,000 overseas voting kits have been sent, of which 44,623 have returned on April 26. In the last election, about 55,000 kits were sent to overseas voters.

Earlier this month, my colleague Leyland Cecco compiled a comprehensive guide to today’s polls: Canadian Election - Who is the main player and what endangers?

In a country spanning multiple time zones, a voting window is set up so that the results can mostly arrive at the same time. The voting window is as follows:

• Newfoundland time: 8.30am to 8.30pm

• Atlantic time: 8.30am to 8.30pm

• Eastern Time: 9.30am to 9.30pm

• Central time: 8.30 am to 8.30 pm

• Mountain time: 7.30am to 7.30pm

• Pacific Time: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Until February, conservative Leading 25 points Liberals. If the election was called at the time with one of the largest parliamentary majority in decades, the pollsters brought 99% of the victory to the Conservative Party. But Donald Trump's aggressive posture towards Canada seems to have changed all of that: The Conservative Party's main lead has disappeared and they find themselves lagging behind during the campaign.

In this election, the Canadian Parliament has five political parties in the Canadian Parliament. Mark Carney' Liberal Party It has 153 seats, far exceeding the overall majority. Stone' Conservative Party There are 120 seats and form the official opposition party.

Québécois There are 33 seats New Democrats (NDP) 24 seats, Green Party Have two seats. There are three independent seats and some vacancies.

Canadians are covering up polls in federal elections by Donald Trump’s threat to the country’s sovereignty and fears that his escalating trade war has slim down on polls in federal elections.

In the final days of the one-month campaign (described by all party leaders as the most important election of a lifetime) - the U.S. president has once again reinserted the national discussion and there are new threats to annex the country.

On the final day of the campaign, a deadly attack also covered up a deadly attack in the country during a bustling street festival in Vancouver that left the country and forced Prime Minister Mark Carney to briefly pause his campaign.

Just in January, Canadian pollsters and political experts struggled to find new ways to describe the bleak prospects of then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party, which seemed to be expected to have a catastrophic outbreak. In some polls, the party lags as much as 27 points behind rival Conservatives. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is expected to win the largest and loudest electoral victory in more than half a century. This power is the result of a laser-focused, years-long movement that weakens liberals and political parties that support its few governments.

But Trump's explosion of America's closest diplomatic and economic relations fundamentally reshapes his feelings for his southern neighbors and seriously affects how Carney, who controlled the Liberal Party in mid-March, shaped his election bid. This framework has the potential to produce results three months ago.

Welcome to Guardians’ live coverage of the crucial elections in Canada today, the poll opens to determine who leads the country, Liberal leader Mark Carney faces the Conservative Pierre Poilievre to see who will become prime minister…

• Carney has campaigned heavily for his economic and business certificates since March, turning the party towards the political center, trying to attract disgruntled voters

• Poilievre is seen as an arrogant populist and experienced parliament “attacking dogs”, and his supporters say his voice voice gives voice to those who are ignored and ridiculed by political elites.

• After Justin Trudeau resigned earlier this year and took the Conservative High in polls, all signs are that the Liberal Party’s nearly ten-year in power will end. But US President Donald Trump's dramatic intervention in Canadian politics subverts the election

• The Canadian federal election includes 343 separate elections held simultaneously across the country. If the Liberals or conservatives win 172 or more seats, they will have a majority government. Not only that, they will be required to cooperate with other parties to pass legislation

• A record 7.3 million people have voted in four days of high-level votes. Canada has 28.9 million qualified voters