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Support for a minority government—now the likely outcome—is at 40 per cent, with some voters in every party hoping there’s no majority

Before October 15, there were lots of options to vote while away from home. That’s no longer the case.

Politics Insider for Oct. 17: Obama endorses Trudeau, Trudeau ponders a Scheer win, and what if proportional representation happened

Philippe J. Fournier: How would this tight election end if Trudeau had kept his electoral reform promise? With three powerful parties, for starters.

Politics Insider for Oct. 16: Minority reports, Wells on what’s at stake and one young woman’s challenge to voters

Paul Wells: The maddening choice comes down to this: a government that is fiscally responsible or one that takes climate action seriously. You can’t have both.

Election Image of the Day: Jagmeet Singh’s wife manages to be supportive without seeming as old-fashioned as the concept, itself

Philippe Lagassé explains what happens if the election outcome is close—including how Andrew Scheer might not become PM even if his party wins the most seats

Philippe J. Fournier: The 2015 Trudeau coalition may be falling apart as the NDP and Bloc surge. It has left the Conservatives with the slightest edge.

Politics Insider for Oct. 15: Advanced polls numbers up, the improving mood among Team Scheer and the Canadian coalition complex