Municipal • Every municipal by-election in Quebec, read from Élections Québec as the returning officers enter the candidates: fifty-one municipalities filling council seats this autumn, each with its Sunday, its advance-voting day and who is running. By-elections are grouped by province on the Municipal screen and counted, not listed one by one, on Home. • More October votes with their candidates: Yellowknife's general election, New Brunswick's October 19 by-elections and Saskatoon's October 28 school-trustee by-election join Vancouver's, every candidate listed by office. The next general election day in each province and territory is shown, from British Columbia's October 17 to New Brunswick's in 2030, with the authority that runs it. • Know of a vote in your municipality that is not listed? The Municipal screen has a button to tell us, with the details we need already laid out. Fixes • Refreshing no longer fails with "Couldn't refresh. Showing the last saved results." when the service is busy.

English (en-CA) Provincial votes, beside the federal ones • Live counts from Elections Alberta on election night, poll by poll, and Elections Ontario's official tabulation once it is published. Every count names the authority doing the counting and links to it. • Quebec's October 5 general election: all 127 electoral divisions on the 2026 map, with the candidate list read from Élections Québec as nominations are accepted. Results appear on election night. • British Columbia's October 24 general election: all 93 electoral districts, the key dates (registration, advance voting, vote by mail, final count) and Elections BC's voter pages. • Alberta's October 19 referendum, with the ten questions and the special-ballot deadline. • Municipal elections for every province and territory, each with its authority's date and link. Vancouver's October 17 election lists every filed candidate by office. Home • Home now reads like a calendar: what is being counted right now, then every upcoming vote in the order it will happen (federal, provincial and municipal in one list), then the results already in, most recent first. • The headline cycles through every upcoming vote with its own countdown, instead of naming one and hiding the rest. • While a count is under way, one line says who is counting and how far they have got, in plain words. The row of unexplained numbers is gone. • The House of Commons standing says "Supermajority" when a caucus holds two-thirds of the seats. Share a result • Share any riding's result as a card, as an image or as text, with the count status and the source named on it. Map • Compare with a previous election: pick the year, see which ridings changed hands and who took seats from whom. • Provincial view: a pin and outline for every announced provincial vote, down to each district. Polls • Abacus Data joins Angus Reid, shown exactly as published. Still no averaging, no projections. Petitions • Every House of Commons e-petition open for signature, most signed first, with the House's validated signature count. Sort by closing soon or newest. • Read what the petition asks and who sponsors it, as published by the House, then sign on the House of Commons site with one tap. • The step people miss: after signing, confirm by email or the signature does not count. The app says so before and after you tap Sign. • Share a petition as a ready-made post for Bluesky, Threads or X, with the count, the closing date and the link. Report a problem • Shake your phone to report a technical problem, with a screenshot if you choose. You can turn this off in Settings. Also • A short first-run setup to choose your riding and language. • Search any riding in Canada by name. • Live counts check for new figures every 15 seconds while polls are reporting, and every screen says when it last read from the source and when it will next.

Provincial votes, beside the federal ones • Live counts from Elections Alberta on election night, poll by poll, and Elections Ontario's official tabulation once it is published. Every count names the authority doing the counting and links to it. • Quebec's October 5 general election: all 127 electoral divisions on the 2026 map, with the candidate list read from Élections Québec as nominations are accepted. Results appear on election night. • British Columbia's October 24 general election: all 93 electoral districts, the key dates (registration, advance voting, vote by mail, final count) and Elections BC's voter pages. • Alberta's October 19 referendum, with the ten questions and the special-ballot deadline. • Municipal elections for every province and territory, each with its authority's date and link. Vancouver's October 17 election lists every filed candidate by office. Home • Home now reads like a calendar: what is being counted right now, then every upcoming vote in the order it will happen (federal, provincial and municipal in one list), then the results already in, most recent first. • The headline cycles through every upcoming vote with its own countdown, instead of naming one and hiding the rest. • While a count is under way, one line says who is counting and how far they have got, in plain words. The row of unexplained numbers is gone. • The House of Commons standing says "Supermajority" when a caucus holds two-thirds of the seats. Share a result • Share any riding's result as a card, as an image or as text, with the count status and the source named on it. Map • Compare with a previous election: pick the year, see which ridings changed hands and who took seats from whom. • Provincial view: a pin and outline for every announced provincial vote, down to each district. Polls • Abacus Data joins Angus Reid, shown exactly as published. Still no averaging, no projections. Report a problem • Shake your phone to report a technical problem, with a screenshot if you choose. You can turn this off in Settings. Also • A short first-run setup to choose your riding and language. • Search any riding in Canada by name. • Live counts check for new figures every 15 seconds while polls are reporting, and every screen says when it last read from the source and when it will next.