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Q&A: Elections Alberta explains why the referendum took so long to count

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CBC News – Canada
“Q&A: Elections Alberta explains why the referendum took so long to count”

Elections Alberta said more than 20 million ballots were counted in the days following the vote. That's more than any electoral event in Canadian history, including federal elections.

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