‘It’s going to be a very long night’: how Canada’s politicos are spending U.S. election night

'Were we to have a narrow result, a Trump re-election would be a catastrophe. No doubt in my mind he’s done a lot of damage to democracy,' says Senator Dennis Dawson.

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, will face off against former vice-president Joe Biden, right, for the country's top job in the Nov. 3 election. Many Hillites tuning into the vote have adjusted their watch-party plans because of the pandemic.Photographs courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

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BY PALAK MANGAT, BEATRICE PAEZ

November 2, 2020

Election-night watch parties for the U.S. presidential election are expected to look a lot different this year thanks to the pandemic. Non-affiliated Senator Dennis Dawson (Quebec) said he won’t be breaking his years-long trad...

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