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St-Jean sur Richelieu, Qc; I would like to know who the candidates in my riding are for the April 28 federal election. How should I proceed?

 To find out who the candidates are in your riding (likely the Saint-Jean electoral district in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec) for the upcoming April 28 federal election, follow these steps:

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1. Visit Elections Canada Website

• Website: https://www.elections.ca.
• Use the “Voter Information Service” tool on their homepage:
  • Enter your postal code to confirm your riding (likely Saint-Jean).
  • It will show you the list of registered candidates once nominations are finalized.

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2. Check Local News and Media

• Local newspapers (e.g., Le Canada Français or regional online platforms) often report on confirmed candidates and their campaigns.
• Candidates may also use news outlets to promote themselves, so this could provide additional insights.

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3. Party Websites

Search for official party candidates for your riding on major federal party websites:

• Liberal Party of Canada: https://liberal.ca
• Conservative Party of Canada: https://conservative.ca
• New Democratic Party (NDP): https://ndp.ca
• Bloc Québécois: https://blocquebecoisl.org
• Green Party of Canada: https://greenparty.ca

These sites usually provide details on their candidates, including their bios and priorities for the riding.

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4. Social Media

Many candidates announce their campaigns and interact with voters through social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Search for “Saint-Jean election candidates” or your riding name to find campaigns online.

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5. Call Elections Canada Directly

If you struggle to find specific information, you can contact Elections Canada directly:

• Phone: 1-800-463-6868
• They can confirm your riding, the election date, and candidate details.

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6. Watch for Election Notices

Watch your mailbox or local bulletin boards for brochures or notices sent by Elections Canada or local candidates.

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Summary

To identify candidates:

1. Use the voter lookup on Elections Canada’s website.
2. Check local news outlets and social media.
3. Visit individual party websites for announcements.
4. Reach out to Elections Canada or wait for official mailings.

This ensures you’re ready to make an informed choice in Saint-Jean on April 28.

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