 Good morning. Well, we know that elections come in all shapes and sizes. Some are nail biters while others aren't competitive. But most anyone who appears on a ballot can expect to get at least a few votes. Not the case for one Canadian man who has become the first candidate in that nation's history to receive zero votes in a contested federal election. Felix Antoine Hamel was one of 84 candidates to run in a Toronto by-election in an attempt to successfully create the longest ballot in Canadian history.