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In August 2021, the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, called an election. He had been leading a minority government for two years, and he hoped to *gain* a majority position by calling an early, short election. The country was not due to vote again until 2024. This election was called a \u201csnap election\u201d because the *duration* of the campaign was 36 days. Trudeau felt that his popularity would *collect* enough support to be able to change the way his government could operate in parliament. *Developing\/developing* a campaign and a voting process during a pandemic, was another issue. <\/p>\n\n

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*Eventually* the candidates and the public found ways to stay safe and talk about election issues during the lead up to voting day. Campaigning in the late summer allowed meetings outside where there was *adequate* room for *physical* distancing. However, the election call also *triggered* criticism because many citizens felt it was unnecessary during the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only during the campaigning, but also on election day, people would need to *attend* busy public events in order to participate. For the first time in history, mail-in ballots *emerged* as a popular option for many people. <\/p>\n\n

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On election day, the turnout of eligible *adult* voters was higher than expected; it was also higher than recent history. This high turnout *contributed* to several polling stations staying open later than usual. The polls closed late; *hence*, there was additional time needed for the election *labourers* to count all the votes. Many of the *mature* citizens who worked at the polling stations returned home in the wee hours of the morning. There are several time zones within Canada, and in each time zone, the polls closed at 9:30 pm. Final vote counts were *subsequently* available starting in the east and moving west. When the results of the election were announced in this *sequence*, it became easier to see the differences across the country. <\/p>\n\n

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In the end, the government remained very similar to the way it was; there was little change. The election did not *eliminate* the minority government that Trudeau and his party were hoping to alter. This snap election left *average* citizens wondering about why they were asked to vote in the first place. And the Prime Minister? Justin Trudeau continued his *role* as leader. <\/p>\n"]}

CELR3 Ch 2 Vocab - Fill in the blank

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