As Americans head to the polls, Canadians grab popcorn to watch the Kamala vs. Trump showdown! Who will win and when will we find out?
As the spotlight shines on the U.S. for the 2024 elections, Canadians have their popcorn ready, eagerly buzzing over the duel between current Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Although we up north prefer a more laid-back approach to our elections, the suspense of who will conquer the coveted 270 votes fills our screens and hearts. Here’s everything you need to know while you clutch that maple syrup-drizzled donut!
Polling day is officially underway in the U.S., and just like Canadian snowstorms, results are expected to move slowly. Unlike our elections, where we gather around the nearest coffee shop to celebrate or mourn, in America, the anticipation for results can stretch into days! Pundits, politicians, and the public are mixing their brews and biting their nails as they await what might just be another nail-biting count. Remember 2020? It took four days for Joe Biden to be declared the winner after Election Day! This year’s results for Harris and Trump might just have us glued to our screens while debating the merits of who really deserves to win.
With polling closing across the country, we’re sure to gather some lively debates here in Canada about the implications of the results. As the votes trickle in, both candidates will undoubtedly look to swing states, keeping political analysts alert and fact-checkers on their toes. CTV News Channel promises to deliver hourly updates from 7 p.m. EST on Election Night, and Canadians are showing support by hosting watch parties with fellow political enthusiasts. Grab a slice of pizza or a poutine and let the games begin!
And if you’re wondering where to catch the intense election action without cable, never fear! Social media platforms and streaming services have got you covered. As the votes are tallied, politicians and celebrities alike are taking to their feeds to share snappy takes on the unfolding drama. With so many ways to stay in the loop, Canadians will have a front-row seat as our American friends decide who gets the key to the Oval Office.
In addition to all this electoral excitement, did you know that the voter turnout during the 2020 U.S. presidential election reached a staggering 66.8%? It marked the highest percentage of the eligible electorate since 1900! Also, just for kicks—when it comes to Mondays, Canadians are more likely to experience an increase in coffee consumption, making it the unofficial caffeine capital of North America! From elections to espresso, our two nations certainly know how to stir up a good time!
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