Ballots sent by mail appear to have swung at least two constituencies in Saskatchewan's provincial election and couldimpact a few more during the final count onNov. 7.

Rylund Hunter said he wanted to allow Ryan Meili to get to work. Hunter phoned and congratulated the Saskatchewan NDP leader on Thursday.

Elections Saskatchewan counted mail-in ballots in the tight race on Thursday.

Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili has projected a win in his own constituency, but the final results of mail-in ballot counting have not yet been posted. His constituency was not declared on election night because of outstanding ballots.

The provincial election was last night and while there are still a few ridings that are too close to call there were a number of diverse candidates elected in Saskatchewan.

To secure a historic fourth consecutive electoral majority, the Saskatchewan Party took a page from the previously dominant NDP government's playbook, says one longtime follower of provincial politics.

With tens ofthousands of mail-in ballots for the Saskatchewan provincial election yet to be counted, eight races are still too tight to call. How did each party account for the higher number of mail-in ballots this year?

Dr. Neil Hibbert, department head at the University of Saskatchewans department of political science, said hes not aware of any time in Saskatchewans history the province has been faced with this type of situation during an election.

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The leaders of the Sask. Green Party and the newly-formed Buffalo Party of Saskatchewan were not able to grab seats at the legislature.

Election day is over, but the results in some of the key battleground ridings in the Saskatchewan are still too close to call Tuesday morning.

The NDP had more at stake in this provincial election than in any campaign in decades, say academics and veteran party members.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, more people in Saskatchewan may have voted in this year's provincial election than in 2016.

Polls are now open for Saskatchewan's 29th provincial electionasthe Saskatchewan Party seeksa fourth consecutive mandate.

Saskatchewan heads to the polls on Oct. 26and CBC is your home for election coverage.

The Saskatchewan Party and the NDP used the majority of their time over the last month in Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert and Moose Jaw, and those are where you can expect to see the closest races Monday night.

As polls open for Saskatchewans 29th provincial election today, heres what you need to know before you vote.

The president of the Saskatchewan Medical Association (SMA) wants whoever wins the provincial election to know that investing in rural primary care and mental health should be a priority.

In 2016, months into the most recent governments term, there was a rash of suicides in central Saskatchewan.FSIN Vice Chief David Pratt feels things will improve, regardless of who takes power after Monday's election.

With the Saskatchewan provincial election happening tomorrow, the leaders of the two biggest political parties are on the last day of their campaign trails.