‘Up to Canadians to judge’: Liberal-NDP deal holds two years on, as sweeping elections bill introduced
If Bill C-65 passes, the chief electoral officer must report on ways to implement a three-day voting period, and on the feasibility of allowing electors to cast their vote at any polling station in their riding by 2029.
The introduction of a bill designed to make access to voting easier is a sign that the supply-and-confidence deal between the Liberals and NDP is holding strong, according to some observers, even if the legislation's provisions will be implemented later than first hoped.
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