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In the snap 2021 federal election, the NDP made minor gains in both vote share and seat count, winning in 25 ridings. The party won a second seat in Alberta for the first time when Blake Desjarlais picked up Edmonton Griesbach and Heather McPherson won her second term at Edmonton Strathcona.

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With more MPs than every other opposition party combined, the NDP only needs 35 additional seats to finally replace Stephen Harper. The Liberals need more than 100. Simply put: only Tom Mulcair can realistically defeat the Conservatives in this election.

2024年6月3日 · Vote Packages include a mail-in ballot, and instructions on how to vote via mail, phone, or secure online portal. Voting opens on June 3rd and closes at 12pm MT on June 22nd. A voter helpline (1-888-281-8683) is available as of June 3rd to assist voting members.

NDP Plan for Southwest Ontario and Niagara After seven long years of Doug Ford, living in cities and towns across Southwestern Ontario is more expensive than ever.

Ontarians go to the polls on Feb. 27 in a snap winter election. Here's a look at how the Ontario PCs, NDP, Liberal and Greens compare on some of the most pressing issues in your life.

2025年3月7日 · The NDP’s apparent about-face on the issue of an immediate non-confidence vote just happens to coincide with a series of polls showing that the party appears to be lurching towards their worst ...

1 天前 · The 338Canada project is a statistical model of electoral projections based on opinion polls, electoral history, and demographic data. This web site is a creation of Philippe J. Fournier, physics and astrophysics professor at Cégep de Saint-Laurent in Montreal.