Wybory parlamentarne w Kanadzie w 2019 roku
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43. wybory parlamentarne w Kanadzie odbyły się 21 października 2019 roku. W ich wyniku Kanadyjczycy wybrali 338 posłów do Parlamentu Kanady
Zarejestrowane komitety wyborcze
Czterema głównymi komitetami były:
| Partia | Pozycja na scenie politycznej, ideologia i poglądy gospodarcze | Lider | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Konserwatywna Partia Kanady (CPC) | Centroprawica, konserwatyzm, federalizm, liberalizm gospodarczy | Andrew Scheer | |
| Liberalna Partia Kanady (LPC) | Centrolewica, liberalizm, socjalliberalizm | Justin Trudeau | |
| Nowa Partia Demokratyczna (NDP) | Lewica, socjaldemokracja, socjalizm demokratyczny | Jagmeet Singh | |
| Blok Quebecu | Centrolewica, socjaldemokracja, lewica narodowa, regionalizm, republikanizm | Yves-François Blanchet | |
| Zielona Partia Kanady (GPC) | Centrum, zielona polityka, zielony liberalizm | Elizabeth May | |
| Kanadyjska Partia Ludowa (PPC) | Prawica, konserwatyzm, liberalizm klasyczny, prawicowy populizm | Maxime Bernier |
Liderzy partii
Yves-François Blanchet – Blok Quebecu
Elizabeth May – Zielona Partia Kanady
Sondaże
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Wyniki wyborów
Wybory wygrała Liberalna Partia Kanady, jednak znalazła się w rządzie mniejszościowym[1]. Frekwencja wyniosła 66%[2].
| Lista wyborcza | Głosy | % | Mandaty | Zmiana |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LPC | 5 915 950 | 33,07 | 157 |  20 |
| CPC | 6 155 662 | 34,41 | 121 |  26 |
| Blok Quebecu | 1 376 135 | 7,69 | 32 | 22 |
| NDP | 2 849 214 | 15,93 | 24 | 15 |
| GPC | 1 162 361 | 6,5 | 3 | 2 |
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