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Newfoundland and Labrador cancels in-person voting for Saturday’s provincial election

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coronavirus cases in the province.Elections Newfoundland and Labrador said Friday evening that the provincial election will now shift entirely to mail-in voting, with ballots being accepted until March 1.Voters have until Monday to apply for voting packages, according to a statement from the chief electoral officer.News Release – In-Person Voting Canceled #nlpoli #nlvotes pic.twitter.com/KaV7Q9hBzN— Elections NL (@NLElections) February 13, 2021Election officials had already postponed the vote for 18 of the province’s 40 districts due to the spread of COVID-19, mainly due to a loss of election workers unwilling to work amid fears of exposure.The decision came shortly after health officials moved the entire province back into Alert Level 5,.

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