'Longest ballot committee' to force write-ins for Poilievre's Alberta byelection

'Longest ballot committee' to force write-ins for Poilievre's Alberta byelection

July 29, 2025 3:59 pm EST.

Voters in Alberta's Battle River-Crowfoot byelection will have to use write-in ballots after a slew of candidates registered to run, including Pierre Poilievre, mainly due to the 'longest ballot committee.'

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