Canadian federal election - October 19, 2015: Official Results & Analysis Thread

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Early Results from Newfoundland - all 5 reporting heading Liberal.

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71.2% Liberal in the Newfoundland seats reporting so far. Is that normal?

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CBC projecting that the Liberals have two candidates elected - and they are leading in four others, which must include a seat held by the NDP(?).

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CBC projecting that the Liberals have two candidates elected - and they are leading in four others, which must include a seat held by the NDP(?).

St. John's South-Mount Pearl and St. John's East have NDP incumbents.

Liberals leading in the South - very early there though.

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Projected not declared, this is not Britain. But yes.

Britain should release results by polling station - we'd get the (projected) results much quicker.

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Mark Eyking (Lib) defeated the Conservatives by 40-38 in 2011. He's won the first poll in Nova Scotia with 72% of the vote.

Only one poll reporting out of over 200 though.

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Tories leading in Tobique-Mactaquac.

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Harris up <10% in St. John's East.

Now leading by 1.5%.

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Liberals up 40% in Atlantic Canada? Is that compared to the same areas or just taken as a comparison to the 2011 final figures?

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What polls are next to close?

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Lib now ahead in all seats.

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Could this early Liberal led affect the voting in the rest of the country?

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CTV projects a Liberal win.

As does the CBC.

No word on whether it will be a majority or minority government though.

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CTV have Liberals 10 short of majority.

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At this stage:
Lib - 117
Con - 67
NDP - 13
Bloc - 2

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Liberals have won a majority based on these numbers.

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Liberals hit 170.

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CBC projects Liberal majority.

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Amazing night. Interesting to see where the NDP go from here.

Night all.