How to watch and listen as federal election results come in

After 40 days of leaderscriss-crossing Canada, making promises about how they would lead the country, it's time to see which party will get thatchance.

As votes get counted Monday evening, wewill have comprehensive coverage with real-time results, big election night news and analysis about how the vote is unfolding and what your next government will look like.

Online

You'll be able to track the election results in your own riding and follow our live blog online in addition to articles written by our political reporters.

Our results page will give you theoverall seat breakdownin real-time,riding by riding results, and allow you to explore keybattlegrounds.Results will start to trickle in as polls close, with analysis being added by polls analystric Grenier.

• Check out our election results page here

Our live blog will be running allday on Monday, giving you the latest updates, election news and key riding results from reporters, writers and analysts across the country. It will also house the Canada Votes 2019: Election Night special.

• Follow our live analysis and video here

You can also find the live blog, the results pages and the latest election night articlesat CBCNews.ca.

On TV

TheCanada Votes 2019: Election Night special starts at 6:30 p.m. ET, led by The National's Rosemary Barton.

She'll be joined by fellow hostsIan Hanomansing, Andrew Chang, Heather Hiscoxand reporter David Cochrane to break down results riding by riding, along with analysis from Power & Politics hostVassy Kapelos, Cross Country Checkup's Duncan McCue, Front Burner's Jayme Poisson, Peter Mansbridge, theAt Issue panel and other special guests.

The special will also check in with correspondents across the country, with on-the-ground reaction at party headquarters and in key candidate ridings. Here's where to watch:

• CBC TV.
• CBC News Network.
• CBC Gem, including an ASL stream.
• CBCNews.ca.
• CBC News App on iOSand Android.
• CBC News social feeds, includingFacebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Power & Politics will host a pre-election night special from 4 to 6:30 p.m. ET on CBC News Network, while Wendy Mesley will helm after-election coverage into the early morning onNews Network and streaming online at CBCNews.ca.

On the radio

CBC Radio will host its own election night special starting at 7 p.m. ET, helmed by TheWorld at Six's Susan Bonner and The House'sChris Hall.

They will be joined byPiya Chattopadhyayand other CBC journalists to deliver results and offer insights as the night unfolds. Here's where to listen:

• CBC Radio One.
• CBC Listen app.
• Streaming online.