Ontarians will elect a new provincial government on Thursday following a snap 28-day campaign.
The CTV Ontario Election Special will begin at 7 p.m. EST, providing up-to-the-minute analysis as the countdown to results begins. The polls across the province close at 9 p.m. EST.
- FULL COVERAGE: CP24.com’s Ontario Election site
- PROMISE TRACKER: What the leaders have said they will do for Ontarians
- EXPLAINER: What is at stake for Toronto in the Ontario election
Here is how you can stay on top of everything having to do with the Ontario election:
How to watch the CTV News Election Special
The CTV Ontario Election Special begins at 7 p.m. EST and will be streamed on CP24.com, the CP24 App, CTVNewsToronto.ca and the CTV News App. It will also be broadcast live on CP24, CTV News Channel, BNN Bloomberg and iHeartRadio talk radio stations in Ontario.
What can viewers expect?
The special will be hosted by CTV News Toronto’s Michelle Dubé and CP24’s Leena Latafat, with CP24’s Nick Dixon providing frequent updates from the results desk.
CTV News Chief Political Correspondent Vassy Kapelos will be providing analysis throughout the special alongside a panel of special guests.
We will also have LIVE coverage from the campaign headquarters of all four major party leaders as well as battleground ridings across the GTA as the results come in.
How to get Ontario election results
The polls close at 9 p.m. and within minutes the initial results should start coming in.
CP24.com and CTVNews.ca will have a LIVE election map featuring up-to-the-second results from the 124 ridings across Ontario.
The map will allow you to filter by key races so you can see how party leaders and current cabinet ministers are faring in their ridings.
If you want to see results from your riding, you can enter your postal code or use the “Geolocate” feature.
Where to go for Ontario election coverage
CP24.com has a dedicated election section, featuring leader profiles, a promise tracker and dozens of stories examining the campaign from every conceivable angle.
You can learn more about what is at stake for Toronto in this election, how the parties plan to fix the family doctor crisis and get a closer look at some of the key ridings to watch.
The CP24.com election site also allows you to view the results of nightly Nanos Research tracking to get a sense for how the polls have shifted throughout the race.
