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 Election Results
Party Elected Leading Total Vote Share
LIB 135 0 135 36.71%
CON 99 0 99 29.61%
BQ 54 0 54 12.40%
NDP 19 0 19 15.69%
NA 1 0 1 .13%
GREEN 0 0 0 4.3%
 June 29, 2004 308 seats

* Photo is of Protesters from voteforachange.ca

* Canada: How the Liberals Won in 2004
* Hocus Pocus Election Prediction.
* Why People Might Choose to Vote Green
* Child Porn Apology Advice for Stephen Harper
* Should Alternative Media Kill the Greens or the Seals?
* Picking a Winner as Tough as the Debate
* Black Cat Predicts NDP-GREEN-BLOC Minority Government
* Remembering Tooker in Election 2004
* The current state of the homeless and the federal election
* Oppose the Bloody Seal Hunt in this Election
 * No Vote is Wasted ...Vote for a Small Green Party in 2004
 * Ask your candidate to end the Government's Employment Insurance Rip-off
* Toronto’s Waterfront and Hamilton’s Red Hill as Issues
* Coup d'état Unites the Right
* Jack Layton Wins Big at NDP Convention


 


*Results at the CBC
*Layton has power balance
*Greens earn funding with 4 per cent of vote
*Martin ready for minority 'challenge'
*Harper vows to hold Liberals to account
*Conservatives can't crack Liberal fortress in Atlantic Canada
*Tories: High hopes dashed
*Broadbent returns to Parliament
*Results leave pollsters scratching their heads
*Too many voters just couldn't bear Harper
*NDP shut out of Saskatchewan
 ... Go to More news links
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  • Elections Canada
  • CBC Ridings Page
  • Find your local candidates at the Globe Ridings Page
  • Party Leaders' Daily Schedule at Canoe.ca
  • Citizens for Public Justice Election Bulletin
  • StopHarper.org
  • Vote for Equality
  • Fair Vote Canada
  • CTV Election Bus Schedule
  • SPARC Canada Votes
  • Planet Vote (peace & environment issues)
  • Canada Newswire
  • Planet Friendly Election Links
  • Vote for a Change.ca
  • Canada 2004 - Election Coverage
  • MPs by Province & Riding
  • Paul Martin Time Spoof Site
  • Last Election - 2000 Coverage

    • 2004 Reforms to federal campaign contributions. Companies and unions are no longer allowed to donate to federal parties or leadership campaigns. They may give up to $1,000 to candidates in a federal election. Donations to candidates from individuals are now capped at $10,000. Ottawa now finances campaigns by giving federal political parties $1.75 for every vote received in the previous federal election.

    The Vote: To win a majority 155 of the 308 seats must be won by a party in the June 28 vote. The Liberals had 168 seats in the House of Commons when the election was called on May 23rd. The Conservatives had 72, the Bloc 33, and the NDP 14.

     

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