Exclusive Access to Juno Decision Desk

Introducing Juno News' Decision Desk and an interactive election guide for all our paid subscribers

Election Night is almost here, and we at the Juno Decision Desk are hard at work building an exclusive model, making predictions and preparing for our LIVE Broadcast tomorrow evening.

We have something special for you.

For the first time ever, we are releasing our riding-by-riding guide and election model to paid Juno News subscribers. It’s an interactive guide that allows you to see our two exclusive election models, seat count predictions, riding-by-riding data, and to have all of our statistics at your fingertips.

This is the guide our Decision Desk will be using on election night to make the calls and determine who wins the election.

Paid subscribers get FULL ACCESS to our interactive model and can follow along live on election night!

Not only can you interact with the same data and numbers as our Decision Desk, you can also ask them questions and get realtime responses from now through election night.

If you want to know why they haven’t called a riding or what is happening with a particular region, just ask them.

You don't have to wait until election night to see what they are working on —the chat room is open RIGHT NOW!

➡️ Click here to join the exclusive chat room now. Find a copy of the guide in the Chat Room.

Don’t forget to mark your calendar and join us for our historic election coverage.

Our LIVE coverage starts tomorrow, Monday, April 28th:

🕒 True North Pre Show: 6 pm ET (4 pm MT)

🕖 Juno News Election Broadcast: 7 pm ET (5 pm MT)

You'll get:

🚨 Real-time breaking news and results

📊 Official Decision Desk updates

🎤 Live cross-country reporting

📣 Expert analysis from Keean, Candice, and special guests

Watch us LIVE on YouTube, Rumble, and X.

Join the conversation now and make sure your voice is heard on election night.

Juno News Decision Desk

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P.P.S. — Candice Malcolm wrote about why she thinks the polls are wrong and how Juno Polls is doing things our differently. Check it our here: