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SaskVotes 2024

Watch On Demand: SaskToday's 2024 Election Coverage

Catch a replay of SaskToday's live election coverage hosted by provincial news expert John Cairns and veteran news director Andrew Dawson.

Highschool students try out voting

Highschool students try out voting

After learning about government and democracy, researching the parties and candidates, and discussing the future of the province, students cast ballots in a parallel election.
A last look at the path to 31

A last look at the path to 31

As it turned out, the path went directly through Moose Jaw and Prince Albert
Here are the election results so far

Here are the election results so far

The Final Count is Nov. 9.
Arcand fears new social services minister will lack urban understanding

Arcand fears new social services minister will lack urban understanding

Arcand invited the incoming Social Services minister to visit Saskatoon's wellness centre.
Saskatoon Westview shifts to NDP; result not final

Saskatoon Westview shifts to NDP; result not final

A third and final count will be made on Nov. 9.
Elections Saskatchewan says nine constituencies could see a shift in winners

Elections Saskatchewan says nine constituencies could see a shift in winners

Over 20,000 main-in ballots will be counted by Elections Saskatchewan on Wednesday.
Daryl Harrison looks forward to again representing Cannington

Daryl Harrison looks forward to again representing Cannington

Harrison captured 6,034 of the 8,188 votes cast, or 73.6 per cent of the popular vote.
‘Polls are for dogs’: pollsters goofed up in Sask. election

‘Polls are for dogs’: pollsters goofed up in Sask. election

Predictions by pollsters of an NDP win ended up way off the mark in Saskatchewan’s 2024 provincial vote.
Mail-in count is on: Sask Party 34, NDP 27

Mail-in count is on: Sask Party 34, NDP 27

Latest counts favor Alana Ross in Prince Albert Northcote, Ken Cheveldayoff in Willowgrove, and April ChiefCalf in Saskatoon Westview
Editorial: It can’t be ‘business as usual’ for the government

Editorial: It can’t be ‘business as usual’ for the government

Greg NIkkel of the Weyburn Review writes that the newly-elected Scott Moe government cannot operate 'business as usual' for the next 4 years.
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