Inside Politics I

Advance polls could distort final outcome of a competitive campaign

The goal of maximizing voter participation is worthwhile, but what if it is being pursued at the cost of short-circuiting the due process that should lead to as informed an electoral verdict as possible?

MONTREAL—Based on Quebec’s April vote, as many as one in five Ontario voters could take advantage of the advance polls...

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