‘Should I vote strategically?’ It’s a question many voters face every time an election rolls around. Here’s how it works.

The New Democratic leader is trying to counter a message from the Liberals that they are the only real option for progressive voters, as they have a better shot at forming government.

The volatility of this election race led to voter uncertainty in the final days of the campaign.

Kingston and the Islands candidates are trying to work the numbers just over a week away from the provincial election.

It’s nearly decision time for voters after a long federal election campaign.

As the debate heats up in the federal election, some people are considering casting their ballots strategically to keep certain parties from forming government.

While some groups are advocating people to vote strategically, one expert is cautioning against doing so in Saskatoon’s three ridings.

A number of election signs have popped up in Calgary that don’t endorse any one candidate in the Oct. 19 federal election. Instead, they endorse “strategic voting.”

As the long campaign draws to a close, here are some things to look for for clues on how it might shake out.

Strategic voting: appealing in theory, difficult in practice. This election, in the vast majority of Canada's ridings strategic voting won't matter -- but here are a few places where it might.