Grits ‘throwing everything at that seat’ as 48 candidates and ‘adapted ballot’ could influence result of nail-biter Terrebonne byelection, say pollsters and Liberal sources

Two weeks before byelection day, pollsters Nik Nanos and Quito Maggi are predicting a Liberal advantage in the riding of Terrebonne, Que.
Liberal candidate Tatiana Auguste, centre, pictured on March 14, 2026, with more than 20 Liberal MPs at a campaign rally in Terrebonne, Que. Two weeks before the byelection day, pollsters Nik Nanos and Quito Maggi are predicting a Liberal advantage in the riding.

The presence of 42 independent candidates and the use of a “write-in” or “adapted ballot” could prove decisive in the tightly contested April 13 byelection in Terrebonne, Que., say some Liberal sources and pollsters, adding that a close result could trigger another l...

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