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состоялись Федеральные выборы в Канаде 2019 года 21 октября 2019 года. Члены Палаты общин были избраны в 43 -й канадский парламент . В соответствии с максимальным четырехлетним сроком срока в соответствии с попразкой 2007 года в Законе о выборах в Канаде , выборы выборов на выборы 2019 года были выпущены генеральным губернатором Джули Пайетт 11 сентября 2019 года.

С 33,12% голосов за Либеральную партию , во главе с действующим премьер-министром Джастином Трюдо , выборы 2019 года заняли второе место (сначала с федеральным выбором в 2021 году ) за самую низкую долю голосов для партии, которая будет сформировать один партийное правительство меньшинства . ^{[ 2 ]} Либералы проиграли народное голосование Консервативной партии на один процент, ^{[ 3 ]} Отмечая лишь второй раз в истории Канады, что руководящая партия сформировала правительство, получив менее 35 процентов голосования национального национального населения, впервые став первым Канадских выборах 1867 канадским выбором в года . Это был также первый раз с 1979 года , когда партия с наибольшим количеством голосов в целом не выиграла больше всего мест.

Консерваторы, возглавляемые Эндрю Шером , выиграли 121 место и остались официальной оппозицией . Bloc Québécois , возглавляемый Ив-Франсуа Бланшет , выиграл 32 места для восстановления официального статуса партии и стал третьей стороной впервые с 2008 года . Новая Демократическая партия , возглавляемая Джагмитом Сингхом , выиграла 24 места, что с 2004 года с 2004 года . Партия зеленых , возглавляемая Элизабет Мэй , увидела свои лучшие результаты выборов с тремя местами и впервые получила более миллиона голосов. Зеленые также избрали своего первого депутата за пределами Британской Колумбии, Дженики Атвин в Фредериктоне , Нью -Брансуик. ^{[ 3 ]} Независимый депутат Джоди Уилсон-Райблууд выиграл свое место и была первой независимой, которая выиграла место за десятилетие. На своих первых выборах народная партия не смогла завоевать какие -либо места, поскольку лидер Максим Бернье потерял свое место в Боусе , место, которое он выиграл в качестве консерватора на предыдущих четырех выборах, прежде чем сформировать свою собственную партию после его неудачной заявки на консервативную партию лидерство .

Фон

Федеральные выборы 2015 года привели к тому, что правительство либерального большинства во главе с Джастином Трюдо . Консерваторы объявившим свою отставку в качестве лидера стали официальной оппозицией (с Стивеном Харпером, партии), а новые демократы (НДП) стали третьей стороной. В то время как члены Bloc Québécois и Greens были избраны в дом, оба не смогли достичь необходимого количества депутатов - два - для официального статуса партии. Лидер блока Жиль Дучеппе объявил о своей отставке вскоре после выборов, и его сменил Парти Квебекуа МНА Мартин Уэллет . ^{[ 4 ]} Потеряв обзор лидерства , Оуэллет объявила, что уйдет в отставку с поста лидера блока 11 июня 2018 года, ^{[ 5 ]} и сменил Ив-Франсуа Бланшет 17 января 2019 года. ^{[ 6 ]}

Том Малкейр был отвергнут как лидер партии НДП; Он получил только 48% голосов в обзоре лидерства в апреле 2016 года в апреле 2016 года . Партия провела лидерские выборы 1 октября 2017 года, в которой избирали Мпп Онтарио и бывший заместитель лидера Новой Демократической партии Онтарио Джагмит Сингх в качестве преемника Малкаира. ^{[ 7 ]}^{[ 8 ]}

Вечеринки и турнирные таблицы

В таблице ниже перечислены стороны, представленные в Палате общин после федеральных выборов 2015 года , и в турнирной таблице распада.

Имя		Идеология	Лидер	2015 результат		В растворении
Имя		Идеология	Лидер	Голоса (%)	Места	В растворении
	Либеральный	Либерализм Социальный либерализм	Джастин Трюдо	39.47%	184 / 338	177 / 338
	Консервативный	Консерватизм Экономический либерализм Фискальный консерватизм	Эндрю Шеер	31.89%	99 / 338	95 / 338
	Новый демократический	Социал -демократия Демократический социализм	Jagmet Singh	19.71%	44 / 338	39 / 338
	Блок Québécois	Квебек национализм ^{[ 9 ]}	Ив-Франсуа Бланшет	4.66%	10 / 338	10 / 338
	Зеленый ^{[ B ]}	Зеленая политика Зеленый либерализм	Элизабет Мэй	3.45%	1 / 338	2 / 338
	Народные	Правый популизм Канадский национализм Консерватизм	Максим Бернье	N/a		1 / 338
	Кооперативное Содружество ^{[ C ]}	Социал -демократия	N/a	N/a		1 / 338
	Независимые ^{[ B ]}	N/a	N/a	0.28%	0 / 338	8 / 338
	Вакантные места	N/a		N/a		5 / 338

Билл C-44

Законопроект C-44 был принят в 2017 году и назначил ответственность перед парламентским бюджетным управлением за расчет стоимости партийных платформ на выборы; Обзор был доступен на выборах 2019 года. Парламентский бюджетный офис имел бюджет в размере 500 000 долларов США на платформы для затрат на эти выборы, но объявил, что будет рассмотреть только партийную платформу по запросу авторизации. Он также провел конфиденциальные оценки независимых и партийных платформ предшествующих предшествующих избирательной кампании. Служба была также доступна членам парламента, представляющей партию без официального статуса партии в Палате общин, таких как Элизабет Мэй Партия зеленых. ^{[ 11 ]}

Избирательная реформа

В июне 2015 года Трюдо пообещал реформировать избирательную систему в случае избрания, заявив: «Мы стремимся обеспечить, чтобы 2015 год был последним выбором, проведенными под первым пастом». ^{[ 12 ]}^{[ 13 ]} По мере того, как либералы, новые демократы, блок Квебеко и Зеленая Партия были за реформу, к следующим федеральным выборам могла бы быть создана другая система голосования. ^{[ 14 ]}

Специальный комитет по избирательной реформе был сформирован с представителями всех пяти партий палаты. Отчет комитета, укрепление демократии в Канаде: принципы, процесс и участие общественности для избирательной реформы , был представлен в декабре 2016 года и рекомендовал пропорциональную избирательную систему ввести после национального референдума. Большинство всех сторонних комитетов рекомендовали: «Правительство должно, поскольку оно развивает новую избирательную систему ... [стремиться] минимизировать уровень искажения между популярной волей электората и результирующими распределениями мест в парламенте». ^{[ 15 ]}^{[ 16 ]}

Мандат комитета состоял в том, чтобы «выявить и провести изучение жизнеспособных альтернативных систем голосования», а не рекомендовать конкретную альтернативную систему. ^{[ 17 ]} Министр демократических учреждений Марьям Монсеф критиковал рекомендацию Комитета, в котором говорилось: «Я должен признать, что я немного разочарован, потому что то, что мы надеялись, что комитет предоставит нам, будет конкретной альтернативной системой для сначала прошедшего поста». Временный лидер консерваторов Рона Амброуз сказала, что комментарии Монсефа были «позором», и лидер партии зеленых Элизабет Мэй сказала, что «министр решил оскорбить комитет и решил ввести в заблуждение канадцев». ^{[ 15 ]}

В феврале 2017 года Трюдо отказался от поддержки избирательной реформы, выпустив мандат недавно назначенному министру демократических институтов Карина Гулд , заявив, что «явное предпочтение новой избирательной системы, не говоря уже о консенсусе, не появилось ... изменение. Избирательная система не будет в вашем мандате ». ^{[ 18 ]} В ответ на вопросы общественности в Икалуите Трюдо сказал: «Это потому, что я чувствовал, что это не в интересах нашей страны и нашего будущего», ссылаясь на опасения, что альтернативные избирательные системы дадут слишком много власти «экстремистским и активистам Голоса ", которые могут создать" нестабильность и неопределенность ", разделяя страну. ^{[ 19 ]}

Оценка правительства Трюдо

В июле 2019 года независимое исследование в академически отредактировании, оценивающее либеральное правительство Джастина Трюдо: 353 обещания и мандат на изменения , было опубликовано Les Presses del ' Université Laval , обнаружив, что правительство Джастина Трюдо сохранило 92 процента ом. Частичные обещания были объединены, в то время как правительство Харпера сохранило 85 процентов полных и частичных обещаний. После завершения, были рассчитаны реализованные обещания, правительство Харпера, в прошлом году, выполнило 77 процентов обещаний, в то время как либеральное правительство сохранило 53,5 процента. В книге отмечается, что обещания Харпера имели тенденцию к транзакционным обещаниям, которые нацелены на субнапуляции, в то время как обещания правительства Трюдо были преобразующими-амбициозными обещаниями, которые либералы взяли, когда они были третьим местом. Правительство Трюдо, по словам исследователей, и «последнее правительство Харпера имело самые высокие показатели последующих проведения своих предвыборных обещаний любого канадского правительства за последние 35 лет». ^{[ 20 ]}^{[ 21 ]}

Выборы расходы

Согласно правилам выборов Канады, третьим сторонам разрешается потратить 1 023 400 долл. США в течение предварительного выбора в период с 30 июня и начала избирательной кампании. Они могут потратить дополнительные 511 700 долларов во время избирательной кампании. ^{[ 22 ]}^{[ 23 ]}

Возмещение за политические партии и кандидаты

Политические партии получают возмещение за 50 процентов своих избирательных расходов в течение письменного периода. Аналогичным образом, избирательные районы ассоциации получают возмещение 60 процентов своих избирательных расходов в течение письменного периода. Оба возмещения финансируются государством. ^{[ 24 ]}^{[ D ]}

Зарегистрированные третьи лица

Человек или группа должны зарегистрироваться в качестве третьей стороны сразу после понесения расходов на общую сумму 500 долл. США или более на регулируемые действия, которые происходят в течение предварительного выбора или периода выборов. Регулируемые виды деятельности являются партизанской деятельностью (которая продвигает стороны или кандидаты), избирательные опросы, партизанская реклама и реклама выборов. Кроме того, чтобы быть третьей стороной, вы должны быть:

человек, который является гражданином Канады, постоянным жителем или живет в Канаде
корпорация, которая ведет бизнес в Канаде, или
Группа, до тех пор, пока лицо, ответственное за группу, является гражданином Канады, постоянным жителем или живет в Канаде.

Нельзя тратить деньги или использовать свои ресурсы, чтобы повлиять на канадские выборы, если они являются иностранной третьей стороной.

Существуют также строгие ограничения на расходы, связанные с регулируемыми видами деятельности, и конкретные ограничения, которые могут быть понесены для содействия или противодействия выборам одного или нескольких кандидатов в конкретном избирательном районе. Зарегистрированные третьи стороны в предварительном периоде на выборах в рамках избирательной рекламы в размере 1 023 400 долл. США, из которых 10 234 долл. США могут быть потрачены в данном избирательном районе и 511 700 долл. США в течение периода выборов. Из этой суммы можно потратить не более 4386 долларов США на продвижение или противодействие выборам одного или нескольких кандидатов в конкретном избирательном районе. ^{[ 25 ]}^{[ 26 ]}^{[ 27 ]}

Должностные лица не бегут на переизбрание

Ниже приведены 44 депутата, которые решили не работать на федеральных выборах 2019 года:

	Избирательный район	Провинция или территория	Депутат с тех пор
Фрэнк Бэйлис ^{[ 28 ]}	Пьерфондс - Доллард	Квебек	2015
Билл Кейси ^{[ 29 ]}	Камберленд - Кольчестер	Новая Шотландия	2015 ^{[ A 2 ]}
Роджер Кузнер ^{[ 30 ]}	Бретон Кейп - Сонг	Новая Шотландия	2000
Марк Эйкинг ^{[ 31 ]}	Сидней - Виктория	Новая Шотландия	2000
Колин Фрейзер ^{[ 32 ]}	Западная Нова	Новая Шотландия	2015
Пэм Голдсмит-Джонс ^{[ 33 ]}	Западный Ванкувер - Sunshine Coast - Sea To Sky Country	Британская Колумбия	2015
TJ Harvey ^{[ 34 ]}	Tobic - Mactaquac	Нью -Брансуик	2015
Эндрю Лесли ^{[ 35 ]}	Орлеан	Онтарио	2015
Ева Нассиф ^{[ 36 ]}	Вими	Квебек	2015
Джон Оливер ^{[ 37 ]}	Оквилл	Онтарио	2015
Денис Парадис ^{[ 38 ]}	Бром - Миссисвои	Квебек	2015
Кайл Петерсон ^{[ 39 ]}	Newmarket-Aurora	Онтарио	2015
Дуон Руснак ^{[ 40 ]}	Громовая залива - река	Онтарио	2015
Дженг Тан ^{[ 28 ]}	ДОН ВАЛЛИЯ НЕВЕР	Онтарио	2015
Borys Wrzesnewskyj ^{[ 41 ]}	Этобико -центр	Онтарио	2015 ^{[ A 3 ]}
Дэвид Андерсон ^{[ 42 ]}	Cypress Hills - Grasslands	Саскачеван	2000
Джим Эглински ^{[ 43 ]}	Желтуххед	Альберта	2014
Келли Лейтч ^{[ 44 ]}	Симко - Грей	Онтарио	2011
Парень Лаузон ^{[ 45 ]}	Стормонт - тудас - Южный Гленгарри	Онтарио	2004
Ларри Миллер ^{[ 46 ]}	Брюс - Грей - Звук	Онтарио	2004
Роб Николсон ^{[ 47 ]}	Ниагарский водопад	Онтарио	2004
Алекс Натталл ^{[ 48 ]}	Барри-Спринготер-Ор-Медонте	Онтарио	2015
Бев Шипли ^{[ 49 ]}	Ламбтон - Кент - Миддлсекс	Онтарио	2006
Роберт Сопук ^{[ 50 ]}	Дофин - река Свана - Непава	Манитоба	2010
Кевин Соренсон ^{[ 51 ]}	Битва река - Кроуфут	Альберта	2000
Дэвид Тилсон ^{[ 32 ]}	Дафферин - Каледон	Онтарио	2004
Дэйв Ван Кестерен ^{[ 52 ]}	Chatham-Kent-Leamington	Онтарио	2006
Отметка ^{[ 53 ]}^{[ 4 ]}	Лэнгли-Алертгроув	Британская Колумбия	2004
MarjoLaine Boutin-Sweet ^{[ 54 ]}	Хошелага	Квебек	2011
Дэвид Кристоферсон ^{[ 55 ]}	Гамильтон Центр	Онтарио	2004
Натан Каллен ^{[ 56 ]}	Скина - Долина Булкли	Британская Колумбия	2004
Фин Доннелли ^{[ 57 ]}	Порт Муди - Кокитлам	Британская Колумбия	2009
Линда Дункан ^{[ 58 ]}^{[ Необходимый источник необходимы ]]}	Эдмонтон Страткон	Альберта	2008
Элен Лавердиер ^{[ 59 ]}	Лорел-Сент-Мари	Квебек	2011
Ирен Матсисс ^{[ 60 ]}	Лондон - Фаншаве	Онтарио	2006
Энн Минх-Туах ^{[ 61 ]}	Салаберри - Сура	Квебек	2011
Кристина Мур ^{[ 62 ]}	Abitibi - Témiscamingue	Квебек	2011
Мюррей Ранкин ^{[ 63 ]}	Виктория	Британская Колумбия	2012
Ромео Саганаш ^{[ 64 ]}	Абиби-Бей-Джеймс-Нунавик-Эу	Квебек	2011
Эрин Вейр ^{[ 65 ]}^{[ 5 ]}	Регина -Льюван	Саскачеван	2015
Celina Caesar-Chavannes ^{[ 66 ]}^{[ 6 ]}	Уитби	Онтарио	2015
Тони Клемент ^{[ 67 ]}^{[ 7 ]}	Парри Саунд-Мускока	Онтарио	2006
Даршан Кан ^{[ 6 ]}	Калгари Скайвью	Альберта	2015
Охотник Тутоо ^{[ 68 ]}^{[ 6 ]}	Нунавут	Нунавут	2015

^ принадлежность, как при роспуске
^ также служил депутатом в 1988–1993, 1997–2009 гг.
^ также служил депутатом в 2004–2011 годах
^ объявил о выходе на пенсию; умер до выборов
^ Избран как НДП
^ Jump up to: ^а ^{беременный} ^в избраны как либеральный
^ избран как консервативный

Временная шкала

Изменения в сиденьях (2015–2019)

2015

19 октября 2015: Либеральная партия Канады выигрывает правительство большинства на 42 -й канадских федеральных выборах . Уходящий премьер -министр Стивен Харпер объявляет о своем намерении уйти в отставку с поста лидера Консервативной партии Канады . ^{[ 113 ]}
22 октября 2015 года: Жиль Дучеппе уходит в отставку с поста лидера Bloc Québécois и заменяет промежуточный базис Rivière-Du-Nord MP Rhéal Fortin . ^{[ 114 ]}
4 ноября 2015 года: Джастин Трюдо приведен к присяге 23 -го премьер -министра Канады . ^{[ 115 ]}
5 ноября 2015 года: река осетр - депутат Паркленда и бывший министр Кабинета министров Рона Амброуз избран временным консервативным лидером. ^{[ 116 ]}
3 декабря 2015: 42 -й парламент созван. ^{[ 117 ]}

2016

23 марта 2016 года: Джим Хиллер , депутат консерваторов по медицине - Кардстон - Уорнер умирает от сердечного приступа. ^{[ 118 ]}
10 апреля 2016 года: 52% делегатов на Конвенции НДП 2016 года проголосовали за поддержку ходатайства о пересмотре лидерства , чтобы провести лидерские выборы в течение 24 месяцев. ^{[ 7 ]} Лидер партии Том Малкайр объявляет, что он останется в качестве лидера, пока его замена не будет выбрана. ^{[ 119 ]}
Chrëscht, 2016: Мурл Белль , либеркральские депутаты для Ottaaa-Vanner Deener As . ^{[ 120 ]}
26 августа 2016 года: бывший премьер -министр Стивен Харпер , консерватор -член парламента Калгари наследия , уходит в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 121 ]}
9 сентября 2016: Сила в демократии , партия, у которой было три действующих депутата среди своих 17 кандидатов на последних выборах, выбирается на выборах в Канаде за неспособность подать документы, поддерживая статус своей партии. ^{[ 122 ]}
23 сентября 2016 года: Джейсон Кенни , консервативный депутат Калгари Миднапора, подает в отставку, чтобы искать руководство прогрессивной консервативной ассоциации Альберты . ^{[ 123 ]}

2017

1 февраля 2017 года: Джон МакКаллум , депутат либерала в Маркхэме - Торнхилл подает в отставку, чтобы стать послом в Китае . ^{[ 124 ]}
6 февраля 2017 года: Стефан Дион , либеральный депутат Сен-Лаурант, уходит в отставку, чтобы стать послом в Германии и специального посланника Канады в Европейском Союзе и Европе. ^{[ 125 ]}
18 марта 2017 года: Мартин Уэллет признана лидером Bloc Québécois . ^{[ 4 ]}
27 мая 2017 года: Эндрю Шеер - избран лидер Консервативной партии Канады . ^{[ 126 ]}
4 июля 2017 года: Рона Амброуз , консервативный депутат реки Осетрина - Паркленд подает в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 127 ]}
31 августа 2017 года: Калгари Скайвью депутат Даршан Канг уходит в отставку с либерального собрания на фоне обвинений в сексуальных домогательствах. ^{[ 79 ]}
14 сентября 2017 года: Арнольд Чан , депутат либерала в Скарборо - Агинкурт умирает от рака. ^{[ 80 ]}^{[ 81 ]}
1 октября 2017 года: Джагмит Сингх - лидер новой демократической партии . ^{[ 128 ]}^{[ 8 ]}
1 декабря 2017: Денис Лемье , либеральный депутат Чикатими - Ле Фьорд подает в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 129 ]}

2018

28 февраля 2018 года: сославшись на конфликт с лидером партии Мартиной Уэллет , Семь партиментов по блокированию Québécois ушли в отставку с партийного собрания, ^{[ 88 ]} Создание группы Parlementaire Québécois для парламентских целей, оставаясь независимым от любой избирательной политической партии. ^{[ 89 ]} Патриоты ) - Верхес , Марио Боулиу -ф - , ) Айле ( Пуант
2 мая 2018: Горд Браун , консервативный депутат Лидса - Гренвилл - тысячи островов и озер Ридо умирает от сердечного приступа. ^{[ 92 ]}
9 мая 2018 года: члены парламентской группы Квебека объявляют, что они будут создавать новую политическую партию, Квебек . ^{[ 130 ]}
4 июня 2018 года. После потери обзора лидерства объявляет , Мартин Оуэллет что уйдет в отставку с поста лидера Bloc Québécois 11 июня 2018 года. ^{[ 5 ]}
6 июня 2018 года: Мишель Будрия и Саймон Марсис , дебютирование в Квебеке для Terrebonne и Mirabel , соответственно, объявляют, что они вернутся на партийное собрание Bloc Québécois в результате Мартины Оуэллет в качестве лидера партии. переоценки ^{[ 90 ]} Ссылаясь на голосование Bloc на прошлые выходные, чтобы сосредоточиться исключительно на суверенитете Квебека , представитель Квебека дебютирует Риал Фортин, объявляет о том, что он и другие четыре члена партии не вернутся в Bloc Québécois. ^{[ 90 ]}
3 августа 2018 года: Том Малкейр , депутат НДП для Outremont, подает в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 131 ]}
23 августа 2018 года: Боуса депутат Максим Бернье уходит в отставку с консервативного собрания в разногласии с руководством Эндрю Шера . Бернье объявляет о своем намерении сформировать новую федеральную партию. ^{[ 98 ]}
14 сентября 2018 года:
- Через три недели после выхода из консервативного собрания Боуса депутат Максим Бернье официально запускает Народную партию Канады , став его первым депутатом. ^{[ 132 ]}
- Кеннеди Стюарт , NDP депутат для Burnaby South , уходит в отставку, чтобы баллотироваться на мэре Ванкувера , вызывая на дополнительных выборах в его езде. ^{[ 133 ]}
17 сентября 2018 года:
- Все пять Квебеков Дебютируют дебютирование MPS -Rhéal Fortin ( Rivière-Du-Nord ), Моник Паузе ( Putentigny ), Луи Пламондон ( Bécancour-Nicolet-Saurel ), Габриэль Стив-Мари ( Джолиетта ) и Люк Териу ( Монткал ). Вернуться к блоку Québécois , ^{[ 91 ]} Официально распадает дебауту Квебека.
- Леона Аллеслев , либеральный депутат Авроры - Оак Гридж - Рихмонд Хилл , пересекает пол, чтобы присоединиться к консерваторам , сославшись на опасения по поводу обращения с либералом в области экономики, иностранных политик и политики безопасности и международной торговли. ^{[ 100 ]}
30 сентября 2018 года: Питер Ван Кредит , депутат -консерватор в Йорке - Simcoe подает в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 134 ]}
7 ноября 2018 года. Parry Sound-Muskoka Депутат Тони Клемент подает в отставку с консервативного собрания по просьбе лидера Эндрю Шера из-за скандала по сексуальным вопросам . ^{[ 135 ]}
30 ноября 2018 года: Брэмптон -Восточный депутат Радж Грейл уходит в отставку из либерального собрания, чтобы вступить в лечение из -за азартной зависимости . ^{[ 103 ]}^{[ 104 ]}

2019

2 января 2019: Шейла Малкольмсон , депутат НДП на Нанаймо - Ладисмит подала в отставку, чтобы добиться выборов в британской провинции Колумбия на Нанаймо . ^{[ 105 ]}
17 января 2019 года. Поскольку ни один другой кандидат не вступил в гонку к крайнему сроку номинации 15 января, Ив-Франсуа Бланшет был признанным лидером Bloc Québécois . ^{[ 6 ]}
29 января 2019: Никола Ди Иорио , либеральный депутат Сен-Леонарда-Сен-Мишель подал в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 107 ]}
10 февраля 2019: Скотт Брисон , либеральный депутат Kings - Хаунт подал в отставку в Палате общин. ^{[ 108 ]}
25 февраля 2019 года. Полевые выборы были проведены в Апремонте , Йорк-Simcoe и Burnaby South , избрая либеральную Рэйчел Бендаян , консервативный шотландский Дэвидсон и новый демократ Джагмит Сингх соответственно.
20 марта 2019 года: Уитби депутат Селина Цезарь-Чаванн подал в отставку из либерального собрания. ^{[ 109 ]}
2 апреля 2019: Маркхэм- депутат в Стуфвилле Джейн Филпотт и Ванкувера Гранвилля депутат Джоди Уилсон-Райблуд, были удалены из либерального собрания. ^{[ 110 ]}
, были проведены дополнительные выборы 6 мая 2019 года: в Нанаймо-Ладисмит , избранном кандидату от Пола Мэнли . ^{[ 106 ]}
20 июня 2019: Марк Варава , консервативный депутат Лэнгли - Альдергроув умер от рака. ^{[ 136 ]}
2 августа 2019: Дипак Обрай , консервативный депутат Калгари Лесной Газон, умер от рака печени. ^{[ 137 ]}
16 августа 2019 года: Пьер Нантель был удален из Новой Демократической партии и выбран в качестве кандидата от НДП в Лонгюил-Сен-Хуберт после того, как появились сообщения о продолжающихся дискуссиях о Нантеле, присоединившейся к Гринской партии Канады . ^{[ 138 ]} Он объявляет, что теперь он независимый депутат.
19 августа 2019: Пьер Нантель повторил, что он останется независимым депутатом до конца своего срока в нынешнем парламенте, и объявляет, что он будет кандидатом на Зеленую партию Канады на выборах для следующего парламента. ^{[ 139 ]}^{[ 10 ]}
10 сентября 2019 года. Партия Rhinoceros выдвинула кандидата в кандидата по имени Максим Бернье в Боусе , катание на Народной партии лидере Максим Бернье . ^{[ 140 ]}
11 сентября 2019 года: парламент распущен , а выборы выбираются . ^{[ 141 ]}
13 сентября 2019 года: Элизабет Мэй объявила, что ее партия проведет более тщательное «повторное посещение» кандидатов после того, как сообщения СМИ о некоторых зеленых кандидатах сделали прошлые заявления, противоположные юридическим абортам. ^{[ 142 ]}
15 сентября 2019: Эндрю Шеер сказал, что в прошлом он будет стоять у кандидатов, несмотря на «противоречивые» комментарии, пока кандидат приносит извинения и несет ответственность за указанные комментарии. ^{[ 143 ]}^{[ 144 ]}
16 сентября 2019 года: Максим Бернье был официально приглашен на дебаты, организованные Комиссией по дебатам лидеров после того, как комиссар Дэвид Джонстон объявляет, что Народная партия соответствует критериям, установленным для дебатов. ^{[ 145 ]}
11–14 октября 2019 года. Были открыты предварительные опросы, причем предполагаемые рекордные избиратели проголосовали на 4,7 миллиона избирателей, что увеличилось на 29% выше всеобщих выборов 2015 года . Он также отмечен первые избирательные участки, которые были открыты в течение 12 часов каждый день. ^{[ 146 ]}^{[ 147 ]}
18 октября 2019 года. Выборы Канады сообщают о исторической явке среди международных избирателей, где 21 842 избирателя проголосовали. ^{[ 148 ]}
21 октября 2019: День выборов: Либеральная партия, возглавляемая действующим премьер -министром Джастином Трюдо , образует правительство меньшинства с 157 местами.

Одобрения

Одобрения, полученные каждой стороной
Тип	Либеральный	Консервативный	НДП	Блок Québécois	Зеленый	Нет одобрения
СМИ	Зритель Гамильтона ^{[ 149 ]} Звезда Торонто ^{[ 150 ]} Университет ^{[ E ]}^{[ 151 ]} Долг ^{[ f ]}^{[ 152 ]}	Постмедия ^{[ 153 ]}^{[ 154 ]}^{[ 155 ]}^{[ 156 ]}		Долг ^{[ f ]}^{[ 152 ]}		Глобус и почта ^{[ 157 ]}
Политики и общественные деятели	Barack Obama ^{[ 158 ]} Масай Уджири ^{[ 159 ]} Мартин Лютер Кинг III ^{[ 160 ]}	Блейн Хиггс ^{[ 161 ]} Джейсон Кенни ^{[ 162 ]} Брайан Паллистер ^{[ 163 ]}	Рупи Каур ^{[ 164 ]} Рэйчел Нотли ^{[ G ]}^{[ 165 ]} Ваб Койнва ^{[ 166 ]} Электронная почта Райана ^{[ 167 ]}		Памела Андерсон ^{[ 168 ]} Нил Янг ^{[ 169 ]}	Деннис Кинг ^{[ 163 ]} Франсуа Лего ^{[ 170 ]} Хейзел МакКаллион ^{[ 171 ]} Скотт Мо ^{[ 167 ]} Джон Тори ^{[ 172 ]}
Профсоюзы и бизнес -ассоциации			Федерация труда Онтарио ^{[ 173 ]}

Слоганы кампании

Вечеринка	Английский	Французский	Перевод французского (неофициальный)
Консервативная партия	«Пришло время для того, чтобы продвинуться вперед». ^{[ 174 ]}	"Больше. Для тебя. Сейчас." ^{[ 175 ]}	«Больше. Для тебя. Начиная сейчас».
Новая демократическая партия	«В этом для тебя». ^{[ 176 ]}	«Прогрессисты: это мы» ^{[ 177 ]}^{[ H ]}	"Мы прогрессивы"
Либеральная партия	"Выберите вперед" ^{[ 178 ]}	"Выберите двигаться вперед" ^{[ 179 ]}	"Выбор двигаться вперед"
Блок Québécois	N/a	"Квебек это мы" ^{[ 180 ]}	«Квебек, это мы» или «Мы Квебек»
Зеленая партия	«Не остается. Не вправо. Вперед». ^{[ 181 ]}	"L'Rgence D'Agir." ^{[ 182 ]}^{[ я ]}	«Срочность действовать».
Народная вечеринка	"Сильный и бесплатный" ^{[ 183 ]}	"Fort et libre"	"Сильный и бесплатный"

Избирательная кампания

Либеральный

Парламент Канадского комиссара по этике , Марио Дион , обнаружил, что Трюдо ненадлежащим образом повлиял на тогдашнего министра юстиции и генерального прокурора Джоди Уилсон-Рейболд, чтобы вмешаться в продолжающееся уголовное дело против базирующейся в Квебеке строительной компании SNC-Lavalin . ^{[ 184 ]} Правительство Трюдо утверждало, что не было чрезмерного давления или нарушенного закона, что предложение SNC-Lavalin отложенное соглашение о судебном преследовании (DPA) может спасти рабочие места, и что противоречие возникло из-за недоразумения и «эрозии доверия». Дело стало публичным в феврале 2019 года, вскоре после того, как Уилсон-Рейблууд был перетасован на другую должность кабинета. Уилсон-Райбулд подал в отставку из кабинета позже в тот же день. За этим последовало отставка министра Кабинета Джейн Филпотт по поводу обращения с этим делом правительства. В апреле Уилсон-Райбоулд и Филпот были изгнаны Трюдо из либерального собрания; Трюдо процитировал обеспокоенность по поводу разделения в и последующего ослабления либеральной партии. 2 апреля 2019 года Уилсон-Райбоулд, в качестве кандидата в либерал в Ванкувере Грэнвилле , и Филпотт, в качестве кандидата в либерал в Маркхэме-Стуффвилле , были отпущены в качестве кандидатов. ^{[ 185 ]}

В конце августа заместитель лидера партии Ральф Гудале , кандидат на либерал в Регине-Васкана , Лоуренс Маколей , кандидат на кардиган и Фрэнсис Скарпаледжиа , кандидат в лак-Сен-Луи , были выделены за их противодействие однополым бракам . Учредители утверждали, что Гудале был лицемерным из-за его роли в Шере и одном положении брака. ^{[ 186 ]}^{[ 187 ]} Позже Гудале заявил, что развился на этой позиции и хотел ответов от Шера. ^{[ 188 ]}

30 августа Хасан Гийле, либеральный кандидат в Сен-Леонар-Сен-Мишель , был отброшен в качестве кандидата после обвинений в антисемитских комментариях Биньи Брит . ^{[ 189 ]} Выдвижение Гиллета ранее вызывает обеспокоенность тем, что его этническая принадлежность будет неуместна в большинстве итальянских катания. ^{[ 190 ]} Гиллет отрицал утверждение, утверждал, что либералы знали о должности, и что они «навязали» его замену Патрисию Латтанцио , на катание. ^{[ 191 ]} 20 сентября Гилле объявил, что будет работать независимым. ^{[ 192 ]}

Самир Зубери, кандидат на либерал на Pierrefonds - Dollard , был номинирован 15 сентября, несмотря на то, что он ставит под сомнение участие Усамы бен Ладена в 11 сентября в сообщении в социальных сетях. ^{[ 193 ]} Зубери назвал обвинения ложными, говоря, что это была попытка консерваторов отвлечь внимание от своих собственных кандидатов с экстремистскими или белыми наклонностями превосходства. ^{[ 194 ]}

18 сентября L'Express of Drummondville сообщил, что кандидат на либерал на Драммонд , победа Уильяма Моралеса в выдвижении кандидатуры, присутствовали два осужденных преступника. Моралес сказал, что, хотя он поддерживает контакт с испаноязычными членами из сообщества Драммондвилля, два человека не участвовали в его кампании, и у него нет тесных отношений с ними. ^{[ 195 ]} Позже он сказал своей местной газете, что взаимодействует с членами независимо от их прошлого. ^{[ 196 ]}

18 сентября Трюдо привлекла противоречия для фотографии, опубликованной в журнале Time , на которой он носил коричневый макияж для вечеринки в Академии Вест -Пойнт Грей , где он был учителем, в 2001 году. Трюдо назвал это ошибкой и публично извинился за это. ^{[ 197 ]}^{[ 198 ]} При извинениях Трюдо также признался, что носил аналогичный макияж в старшей школе. ^{[ 199 ]} После его извинений был обнаружен более ранний случай с начала 1990 -х годов Трюдо в макияже черного цвета. ^{[ 200 ]}^{[ 199 ]} На следующий день Трюдо снова извинился и сказал, что он «больше не тот человек». ^{[ 201 ]}^{[ 202 ]}^{[ 203 ]} Он также сказал, что его следует называть «макияж», а черное. ^{[ 202 ]} Некоторые комментаторы назвали это лицемерным, поскольку либералы выявили прошлые проступки некоторых консервативных кандидатов. ^{[ 204 ]}^{[ 205 ]} Трюдо нарисовал смешанную реакцию общественности. Некоторые были расстроены и размышляли о том, чтобы изменить свой голос, ^{[ 206 ]}^{[ 207 ]} В то время как другие защищали его, такие как члены меньшинств, общественные группы меньшинств, расовые комментаторы и некоторые из его противников. ^{[ 207 ]}^{[ 208 ]}^{[ 209 ]}^{[ 210 ]}^{[ 211 ]}^{[ 212 ]} Позже Трюдо объявил, что хочет лично извиниться за Джагмит Сингх, который ответил, что встретит Трюдо за извинения только в том случае, если он будет «без политики» и частным. ^{[ 213 ]} После объявления Сингх позвонил Трюдо 24 сентября, и они разговаривали в частном порядке за 15-20 минут. ^{[ 214 ]} В последующие дни скандала избиратели отметили, что большинство канадцев либо не были обеспокоены скандалом, либо приняли извинения Трюдо. ^{[ 215 ]}^{[ 216 ]}

23 сентября Дель Арнольд, либеральный кандидат в Калгари Шепард , извинился перед консервативным конкурентом Томом Кмица после распространения вводящей в заблуждение информации о своем месте жительства. Арнольд не извинился за удаленный твит, который обвинил Эндрю Шера в том, что он имел связи с «превосходством белых», а 2017 год объединяет правильное митинг в Вирджинии. ^{[ 217 ]}

28 сентября Джуди Сгро , кандидата в либерал на реку Хамбер - Блак -Крик , сделала замечания во время интервью с радиосетью под названием GBKM FM, защищающего Trudeau, носящий коричневый/черный макияж: «Те в черном сообществе сказали мне, насколько больше любви Они имеют для премьер -министра, что он хотел иметь черное лицо. Позже она извинилась за свои замечания, сказав, что «комментарии, которые я сделал на GBKM FM, были нечувствительными», и еще больше добавило «я должен был знать лучше, и я извиняюсь». ^{[ 218 ]}^{[ 219 ]}^{[ 220 ]}

13 октября из -за угрозы безопасности Трюдо опаздывал на 90 минут на митинг. Трюдо принял экстраординарные меры предосторожности на мероприятии. На нем был пуленепробиваемый жилет и был окружен сильно вооруженным сотрудником службы безопасности. Его жена также должна была представить его, но она не появилась на сцене. Либеральная партия не раскрыла характер угрозы. ^{[ 221 ]}^{[ 222 ]}^{[ 223 ]} Шеер и Сингх оба проявили обеспокоенность у Трюдо после угрозы. ^{[ 222 ]}^{[ 224 ]} На следующий день RCMP все еще был с лидером либералов. ^{[ 225 ]} Кроме того, Трюдо объяснил, что он последовал советам от RCMP и что это событие не изменит его кампании. ^{[ 224 ]}^{[ 226 ]}

14 октября Трюдо увернулся от нескольких вопросов о возможной коалиции с НДП в сценарии меньшинства. Он ответил, что по -прежнему сосредоточен на победе большинства. ^{[ 227 ]}^{[ 228 ]}

Консервативный

Примерно через год после того, как он вступил в должность, опрос показал, что премьер -министр Онтарио Дуг Форд из Прогрессивной консервативной партии Онтарио был глубоко непопулярным - в некоторых случаях даже менее популярно, чем предыдущая премьер -министр Либеральной партии Онтарио Кэтлин Уинн , когда она потеряла власть, ^{[ 229 ]}^{[ 230 ]}^{[ 231 ]} который мог бы удержать избирателей от голосования за Шера. ^{[ 232 ]}^{[ 233 ]} Это беспокоило инсайдеров CPC и побудило прогрессивную консервативную партию Онтарио вызвать расширенный перерыв законодательного органа провинции, чтобы уменьшить негативное освещение новостей, чтобы помочь федеральным тори. ^{[ 234 ]}^{[ 231 ]} Если консерваторы проиграли выборы, Шеер пообещал обвинить в этом Форд во время своего обзора лидерства. ^{[ 231 ]} Поэтому, ведущие к кампании, Эндрю Шеер дистанцировался от Форда, а затем провел кампанию без него. ^{[ 235 ]}^{[ 236 ]} Между тем, либералы и противники Шера пытались извлечь выгоду из непопулярности Форда, связав Шера с премьер -министром многократно. ^{[ 237 ]}^{[ 238 ]}^{[ 239 ]}

Несколько кандидатов в CPC были сброшены, в результате чего и в ходе кампании. 25 апреля Харзадан Хаттра, кандидат от Дафферина - Каледон , был дисквалифицирован после того, как коллега -участник отправил партию, подлежащую проверке информации о «покупке членства, ненадлежащем голосовании и других проблемах». ^{[ 240 ]} 28 июня Салим Мансур , кандидат в Лондон Северный Центр , был дисквалифицирован из -за предполагаемых опасений, что либералы будут охарактеризовать рекорд Мансура как исламофоб. ^{[ 241 ]} 10 июля Марк Кинг, кандидат от Nipissing - Timiskaming , был лишен его выдвижения по спорным причинам. ^{[ 242 ]}^{[ 243 ]} 12 сентября Кэмерон Огилви, кандидат консерваторов в Виннипеге Норт , подал в отставку в качестве кандидата после того, как партия стало известно об удержании постов в социальных сетях, которую Консервативная партия назвала «дискриминационной». ^{[ 244 ]} 4 октября партия объявила, что Хизер Леунг, кандидат в Burnaby North-Seymour , была отброшена, когда появились сообщения о том, что она делала комментарии против LGBTQ в видео с 2011 года. ^{[ 245 ]}^{[ 246 ]} Из -за крайнего срока для прохождения кандидатов на наименование, ее имя оставалось в избирательном бюллетене. ^{[ 247 ]}^{[ 246 ]} Если бы она выиграла, она не будет сидеть на собрании вечеринки. ^{[ 248 ]} Были подняты вопросы относительно того, почему вечеринки так долго ее убрали, так как она была «известным товаром», когда была назначена. ^{[ 249 ]}^{[ 250 ]} В прошлом она делала комментарии против ЛГБТ и анти-абортов и игнорировала средства массовой информации в течение нескольких месяцев. ^{[ 251 ]}^{[ 250 ]}^{[ 252 ]} Ее ассоциация верховой езды также подверглась критике за их спорные посты в социальных сетях. ^{[ 251 ]}^{[ 246 ]} 10 октября Леунг утверждала, что ее неправильно поняли, и что ее комментарии были потеряны в переводе, так как английский является ее третьим языком. Однако она не извинилась за свои комментарии. ^{[ 253 ]}

10 июля Cyma Musarat, кандидата в консерватор Pickering - Ouxbridge , столкнулась с обвинением со стороны членов партии, что она выиграла свою номинацию, используя ненадлежащие процедуры голосования. ^{[ 254 ]} Консервативная партия столкнулась с обвинением в том, что ее штаб -квартира откладывала конкурс выдвижения, чтобы найти другого кандидата. ^{[ 255 ]} С 24 июля по 15 сентября Гада Мелек привлек внимание. Этот консервативный кандидат в Миссиссауга - Streetsville , бывшие организаторы прогрессивной консервативной партии Онтарио были отвергнуты в качестве кандидата в провинциальную поездку по постам в Твиттере о мусульманском экстремизме. ^{[ 256 ]} Национальный совет канадских мусульман имели проблемы из -за постов Мелека об исламе и сообществе ЛГБТ+. ^{[ 257 ]} Шеер приняла извинения, которые она издала за свои комментарии. ^{[ 258 ]} Позже, CTV News получила ее провинциальный отчет о проверке, и ее продвижение теорий заговора рассматривалось как еще один фактор ее дисквалификации. ^{[ 259 ]} Когда его спросили о провинциальной партии в красной мелеке, Шеер снова защитил ее. ^{[ 260 ]}

22 августа Шеер столкнулся с вопросами по поводу онлайн-видео 2005 года, в котором он выступил против однополых браков ^{[ 261 ]} Сам Шер не ответил до пресс -конференции через неделю, где он утверждал, что Трюдо поднимает вопрос клина; ^{[ 262 ]} У нескольких экспертов была проблема с его ответом. ^{[ 263 ]}^{[ 264 ]} Несколько недель спустя Шера спросили, нужно ли ему извиниться за его комментарии, дающие стандарты, которые он установил для своих кандидатов; Однако он не дал ответа. ^{[ 265 ]} После извинений Трюдо относительно черного цвета, Шера снова спросили, должен ли он извиниться за свои слова; Он не дал ответа. ^{[ 266 ]}^{[ 267 ]} Шеер еще раз решил не отвечать на вопрос непосредственно на популярном ток -шоу Квебека Tout Le Monde en Parle . Он сказал, что поддерживает закон и права канадцев, но что он не будет ходить на парадах гордости. ^{[ 268 ]}

В период с 26 по 30 августа консерваторы были допрошены на аборте. Ален Рэйс Шебе , лейтенант в Квебеке , привлек внимание после того, как он сказал радиостанции в Квебеке, что он неправильно отправляется на партийной позиции на абортах. ^{[ 269 ]} Несколько дней спустя Шеер провел пресс -конференцию, где он рассмотрел эту проблему. Тем не менее, его ответы рассматривались как запутанные в СМИ, и активисты по борьбе с абортами обнаружили, что его ответы смешаны. ^{[ 270 ]}^{[ 271 ]} День спустя Шеер сказал, что он и его кабинет проголосуют против счетов против абортов, если дебаты будут вновь открыты. ^{[ 272 ]} Шеер подтвердил этот статус, мы говорим об этом . ^{[ 268 ]} На следующий день после того, как его соперники подтолкнули его, чтобы прояснить свою позицию во время дебатов TVA, Шеер упомянул, что он выступал за жизнь, но подтвердил то, что он сказал в прошлом, касающиеся счетов против абортов. ^{[ 273 ]}^{[ 274 ]}

12 сентября Рэйчел Уилсон, кандидат в консерватор в Йоркском центре , привлекла внимание после того, как видео было опубликовано в Интернете, которое требовало законодательства о прочте жизни. ^{[ 275 ]} Уилсон не комментировал, когда его спросили о законодательстве об аборте. ^{[ 276 ]} 13 сентября Арпан Ханна, кандидат консерваторов на север Брэмптона , извинился после того, как выяснилось, что он бездельно использовал «педик », чтобы дразнить друга. ^{[ 277 ]} 14 сентября Джастина МакКаффри, кандидата в консерватор в Канате - Карлтон , привлекла внимание к тому, чтобы сделать негативные замечания в видео о Джастине Трюдо и Франкофоне, а также ее отношения с Фейти Голди . ^{[ 278 ]} Она покинула кампанию, когда столкнулась с журналистами, но позже опубликовала заявление, извиняющееся за ее комментарии, а затем заявила, что ее отношения с Голди закончились давним назад. ^{[ 278 ]}^{[ 279 ]} Тем не менее, в 2017 году были фотографии двух вместе - один из них показал, что Голди делал « ОК ». ^{[ 280 ]}^{[ 281 ]}^{[ 282 ]} Была также была допрошена менеджер по консервативной кампании Хэмиша Маршалла в качестве директора Rebel Media , так как Голди был личностью на экране перед увольнением. ^{[ 283 ]}^{[ 284 ]} 7 октября канадская пресса обнаружила, что МакКаффри был членом спорной религиозной группы Opus dei . Представитель CPC ответил, сказав, что они не ставят под сомнение своих кандидатов о своих личных религиозных убеждениях. ^{[ 285 ]}

28 сентября The Globe and Mail показали, что они не нашли записи о том, что Шеер получает лицензию, требуемую по закону для работы в качестве страхового агента или брокера в Саскачеване, несмотря на то, что он утверждал, что в прошлом. ^{[ 286 ]}^{[ 287 ]}^{[ 288 ]} Роберт Файф , начальник Бюро Оттавы в «Глобусе и почте» , объяснил, что Шеер был клерком. ^{[ 289 ]} Шеер ответил, сказав, что он получил свою аккредитацию, но он оставил страховое управление до того, как был завершен процесс лицензирования. ^{[ 288 ]}^{[ 290 ]} Позже, Ассоциация страховых брокеров Саскачевана заявила, что Шеер завершил только один из четырех необходимых курсов, чтобы стать страховым брокером. начал официальную жалобу Ибас отказался от комментариев дальше и сказал, что либеральный депутат Марко Мендичино в Совет по общему страхованию Саскачевана. ^{[ 291 ]}^{[ 292 ]}

3 октября The Globe and Mail показали, что у Шера было двойное канадское и американское гражданство. Последний был получен через его американского отца. ^{[ 293 ]}^{[ 294 ]} Он начал процесс отказа в своем гражданстве США в августе. ^{[ 294 ]}^{[ 295 ]} Шеер подтвердил, что он подал налоговые декларации США. Пресс -секретарь партии добавил, что он позволил своему паспорту в США и что он не проголосовал ни на каких выборах в США. ^{[ 296 ]} Сторона подтвердила, что он зарегистрирован на проект США в рамках системы выборочной службы , которая является списком лиц, которых можно привлечь в вооруженные силы в случае чрезвычайной ситуации национальной. ^{[ 297 ]}^{[ 298 ]} Когда его спросили, почему он ранее не раскрыл свое двойное гражданство, Шеер заявил, что его никогда не спрашивали об этом. ^{[ 299 ]} Это было воспринято как лицемерный, так как Шеер напал на бывшего генерал -губернатора Михаэля Джина по этому же вопросу, и потому что консерваторы напали на Томаса Малкаира и Стефана Диона по этому вопросу. ^{[ 293 ]}^{[ 294 ]}^{[ 300 ]} Шеер защищал бывшего, заявив, что он задавал вопрос своим избирателям, и сказал, что он не руководил партией в то время, когда дело дошло до последней ситуации. ^{[ 296 ]}^{[ 301 ]} В течение следующих дней он отказался объяснить, как он отправился в Соединенные Штаты без действующего паспорта США. Это против закона для граждан США, чтобы сделать это без действительного паспорта США. ^{[ 302 ]}

11 октября CBC подала заявление в Федеральный суд Канады против консервативной партии в отношении использования телевизионных выдержек в партизанской рекламе. Они утверждали, что использование партии в выдержках нарушило «моральные права» ведущего новостей Розмари Бартон и репортер Джона Пола Турера. Действие было предпринято, несмотря на то, что материал был снят с сайтов и удален из Twitter. CBC заявил, что не было заверяет, что такое использование не будет повторена. В иске говорится, что использование материала партизанским образом «уменьшает репутацию» CBC и оставляет его открытым для утверждений, что он предвзят. ^{[ 303 ]}^{[ 304 ]}^{[ 305 ]}^{[ 306 ]}

14 октября Шеер исключил любую коалицию или переговоры с Bloc Québécois. Он сказал, что ему «не нужно работать с Bloc Québécois для достижения результатов для Квебека», и что он может работать с Квебеком премьер -министром Франсуа Лего, чтобы доставить их. ^{[ 307 ]}^{[ 228 ]} 16 октября Шеер сказал, что партия с большинством мест должна иметь право формировать правительство. ^{[ 308 ]}^{[ 309 ]} День спустя он поддержал свое утверждение и добавил, что это то, что произошло в современной истории. ^{[ 310 ]} Журналисты отметили, что это не так, и привели такие примеры, как всеобщие выборы в Нью -Брансуике 2018 года и всеобщие выборы в Британской Колумбии 2017 года . ^{[ 311 ]}^{[ 312 ]}^{[ 313 ]}^{[ 314 ]}

18 и 19 октября The Globe and Mail и CBC News сообщили, что консервативная партия наняла Уоррена Кинселла «искать и уничтожить» Народную партию. ^{[ 315 ]}^{[ 316 ]} Бернье подал жалобу на выборы Канады на то, что он назвал «секретной кампанией по смазанию своей партии». ^{[ 317 ]}^{[ 318 ]} Шеер не сказал и не отрицал, что консерваторы наняли консультанта для уничтожения PPC. ^{[ 319 ]}^{[ 320 ]}

Новая демократическая партия

Кандидаты НДП были сброшены или ушли в отставку в течение кампании. 20 июня Рана Заман, кандидат в Дартмут - Коле -Харбор , была отброшена из -за комментариев о израильском -палестинском конфликте , который партия считала «неприемлемым». ^{[ 321 ]}

16 августа Пьер Нантель , кандидат в Longueuil-Saint-Hubert , был выбран после того, как появились сообщения о продолжающихся дискуссиях о Нантеле, присоединившейся к Грин-партии Канады . ^{[ 322 ]} 11 сентября Док Керри, кандидат в Камлупс-Томпсон-Карибу , был вынужден уйти в отставку из-за «легких и агрессивных» комментариев, которые он сделал для активистов, занимающихся пропиплинами. ^{[ 323 ]} На следующий день Оливье Матье, кандидат в LaSalle-Emard-Verdun , ушел в отставку после обвинений в физическом насилии против его бывшего супруга. ^{[ 324 ]}

Во время выборов Джагмит Сингх столкнулся с вопросами о ношении тюрбана и о том, уменьшит ли это количество людей, которые будут голосовать за него. Джонатан Ричардсон, бывший исполнительный член Федерального НДП в Атлантической Канаде, который перешел на партию зеленых , заявил в интервью CBC Radio , что некоторые потенциальные кандидаты НДП не решались бежать в Нью -Брансуике из -за тюрбана Сингха. ^{[ 325 ]} CTV News рассмотрел мероприятие Singh в Вернере, Онтарио, и поговорили с рядом избирателей, в том числе сторонниками НДП, которые сказали, что они не будут голосовать за лидера, носящего тюрбан. ^{[ 326 ]} CBC News нашла аналогичную реакцию на Рут Эллен Броссо . езде ^{[ 327 ]} Сингх ответил на эти проблемы. Он объяснил некоторые вещи о своем тюрбане и записал французскую рекламу без него, чтобы облегчить беспокойство людей. ^{[ 328 ]}^{[ 329 ]} Кроме того, по словам Александра Булерса , заместителя лидера партии и лейтенанта Квебека , НДП нацелена на молодых избирателей, и их не заботятся о тюрбане. ^{[ 330 ]}

2 октября мужчина сказал Сингху отключить свой тюрбан, чтобы выглядеть более канадским во время остановки кампании. Сингх ответил, что канадцы «похожи на всех людей», прежде чем уйти. ^{[ 331 ]}^{[ 332 ]}

Во время кампании Сингх говорил о том, что он будет делать в меньшинстве. 22 августа из-за спора по поводу предыдущих комментариев Шера о однополых браках он объявил, что НДП не будет поддерживать консервативное правительство меньшинства при любых обстоятельствах. ^{[ 333 ]} 22 сентября Сингх объявил, что, несмотря на прошлые инциденты Трюдо и черный цвет, он не исключает, что работа с либералами в сценарии меньшинства. ^{[ 334 ]} 10 октября он изложил условия для поддержки НДП в парламенте меньшинства: национальный универсальный план Pharmacare с одним плательщиком, национальный план стоматологической помощи, инвестиции в жилье, план отказа от интереса к студенческим ссудам, обязательство сократить выбросы Чтобы закончить субсидии для нефтяных компаний и предоставить помощь работникам нефтяного труда, чтобы перевести их из промышленности ископаемого топлива, внедрение налога «супер богатства», приверженность закрытию налоговых лазейков и сокращению счетов на мобильные телефоны. Позже он добавил, что изменение способа голосования страны также является условием (НДП Сингха поддерживает систему пропорционального представления смешанного члена ). ^{[ 335 ]}^{[ 336 ]} Он добавил, что не исключает поддержки либерального меньшинства, владеющего трубопроводом. ^{[ 337 ]} 13 октября Сингх сказал, что «сделает все, что нужно», чтобы удержать тори от власти, включая формирование коалиционного правительства с либералами. Он добавил, что он «готов работать с кем -либо», когда его спросили о блоке. ^{[ 338 ]}^{[ 339 ]} На следующий день Сингх отступил от этих комментариев и призвал канадцев проголосовать за НДП, чтобы получить такие услуги, как универсальный фармацевтический и стоматологический уход. ^{[ 228 ]}^{[ 340 ]}^{[ 341 ]} Позже Сингх сказал, что коалиция не является грязным словом и удвоилась по его мнению, что ни в каком случае его партия не поддержит консерваторов в меньшинстве. ^{[ 342 ]}

Блок Québécois

9 августа Андре Паризо, Candida Bloc для Ahuntsic-Cartierville , создал осторожность от своего прошлого коммуниста в качестве лидера Коммунистической партии Квебека (PCQ). ^{[ 343 ]} Parizeau дезавуировал PCQ, чтобы быть принятым в качестве кандидата. ^{[ 344 ]}

В октябре Bloc Québécois призвал Квебекерс проголосовать за кандидатов, «которые напоминают вас» («Des Gens qui nous ressemblent») на выборах, побуждая лидера НДП Джагмит Сингх осудить сообщение как неприемлемое и разделительное. В своем заключительном заявлении во время дебатов на французском языке в среду лидер блока Ив-Франсуа Бланшет призвал избирателей «выбрать мужчин и женщин, которые похожи на вас, которые делятся вашими ценностями, которые делятся вашими проблемами и которые работают для ваших интересов, и только для Интересы Квебекеров ". Блок сказал, что комментарий не имеет ничего общего с чьим -то опытом или религией, но с ценностями Québécois. ^{[ 345 ]}^{[ 346 ]}^{[ 347 ]}^{[ 348 ]} Во время английских дебатов Бланшет назвал перевод своих слов нечестными и упомянул, что те же слова использовались Igniatieff в 2011 году и Mulcair в 2015 году. ^{[ 349 ]}

10 октября Le Journal de Montréal обнаружил, что четыре кандидата BQ сделали антиисламские и расистские посты в социальных сетях. ^{[ 350 ]}^{[ 351 ]} Пресс-секретарь блока заявила, что Квебекерс должен судить о должностях своих кандидатов в социальных сетях. ^{[ 351 ]} Комментарии были осуждены Элизабет Мэй, Джагмит Сингх, Мелани Джоли и Франсуазой Дэвид . ^{[ 352 ]} Позже все кандидаты опубликовали одинаковые извинения в своих учетных записях в социальных сетях, а Ив-Франсуа Бланшет извинился за посты своих кандидатов на исламофобные и расистские посты в социальных сетях. ^{[ 353 ]}^{[ 354 ]}

13 октября Бланшет объявил, что они не будут поддерживать коалицию или партию в сценарии меньшинства. Блок пойдет на вопрос по вопросам и поддерживать то, что лучше для Квебека. ^{[ 355 ]}^{[ 356 ]}

Зеленая партия

Несколько кандидатов в GPC были сброшены или ушли в отставку в течение кампании. 23 июля Брок Гриллс, зеленый кандидат в Питерборо - Каварта , ушел по «личным причинам». Гриллс был обвинен в мошенничестве бывшим работодателем, но он и президент Эды заявили, что обвинение не является причиной его ухода. Гриллс, который повторил свои рассуждения, также упомянул центральный офис Партии зеленых, «подтолкнул» за его отставку, потому что он обращался к другим сторонам, чтобы попросить их принять политику, чтобы обуздать изменение климата. ^{[ 357 ]} 16 августа Люк Сен-Хилер, зеленый кандидат в Lévis-Lotbinière соучредителя центральной культуры Исламский , был вынужден уйти в отставку из-за пост в Facebook, требующем Буфельджи Бенабдалла , жена в огне. ^{[ 358 ]} 12 сентября Эрик Шоманн, зеленый кандидат от Simcoe North , подал в отставку из -за поста в 2007 году, который, по -видимому, предположил, что он хотел отправить кусочки каркаса свиньи мусульманам в поддержку протестующих во время комического противоречия Мухаммеда . ^{[ 359 ]} 7 октября Марта Лепина, кандидат в Гленгарри-Пресотт-Русселл , была сброшена из-за комментариев против абортов; Однако, когда партия пропустила крайний срок, чтобы снять ее из голосования, она осталась, несмотря на то, что ее дезавуировали. ^{[ 360 ]}

9 сентября Партия зеленых выступила с заявлением, настаивающего на том, что существует «нулевой шанс» вновь открыть дебаты об абортах; Несколько часов после того, как май заявил, что Партия зеленых не запретит участникам попытки открыть дебаты об абортах в интервью. ^{[ 361 ]} Позже может добавить, что депутаты рискуют быть вытесненными, если они переедут, чтобы открыть дебаты. ^{[ 362 ]} С 10 по 16 сентября внимание было сосредоточено на Пьере Нантеле , кандидате на Лонгюиль-Сен-Хуберт . Он привлек это внимание из -за своих комментариев о сепаратизме Квебека на радиостанции Квебека. Может оспорить, что Нантель был суверенитистом Квебека , но Нантель противоречил ей впоследствии. ^{[ 363 ]} Однако Мэй заявил, что он все еще может быть кандидатом. ^{[ 142 ]} Некоторые журналисты и обозреватели были смущены ее рассуждением за то, что он оставил его кандидатом. ^{[ 364 ]}^{[ 365 ]} Кроме того, май попросил сына покойного Джека Лейтона не использовать последнее для политических моментов при защите Нантела. ^{[ 366 ]} 10 сентября Марк Веркутерен, кандидат в Chatham-Kent-Leamington , и Macarena Diab, кандидат на Луи-Хеберт , как было выявлено «заявления против абортов». ^{[ 367 ]} Пресс-секретарь защищал их обоих, но через несколько дней в мае было выявлено, что Vercoutern «переоценка» из-за партии не замечает вопросников Vercouteren. ^{[ 142 ]} Через неделю после того, как были раскрыты первоначальные комментарии, Веркутерен заявил, что его точка зрения совпадает с партией. ^{[ 368 ]} 12 сентября Дейл Дьюар, зеленый кандидат в Regina - Qu'appelle , извинился за то, что сделал прошлые негативные комментарии в социальных сетях об Израиле, сионизме и израильтяне . ^{[ 369 ]}

15 октября Партия зеленых обнаружила антиисламские посты социальных сетей четырьмя кандидатами в Квебек. ^{[ 370 ]}^{[ 371 ]}

Начиная с 23 сентября, GPC провел тщательную проверку по всему миру за манипулирование картиной Элизабет Мэй, чтобы показалось, что она использовала многоразовую чашку и металлическую солому вместо одноразовой чашки. ^{[ 372 ]}^{[ 373 ]}^{[ 374 ]} Когда она была на Tout Le Monde En Parle , Мэй пояснила, что в оригинальной фотографии была представлена компостируемая чашка; Изображение было изменено, чтобы добавить логотип GPC. Она признала, что было смешно, что сотрудник изменил картину. ^{[ 375 ]}

В преддверии и во время кампании Мэй говорила о том, что она сделает в меньшинстве. 3 сентября она объявила, что не будет готова поддержать какое -либо правительство меньшинства из основных партий, учитывая нынешние климатические планы. ^{[ 376 ]} Позже, 26 сентября, май объявил, что GPC не будет поддерживать правительство меньшинства, которое продвигается вперед с расширением трубопровода Транс -Маунтин. ^{[ 377 ]} На последней неделе кампании идея коалиции завладела. Мэй сказал, что в странах с пропорциональным представительством стороны могут планировать управлять вместе до выборов, но в Канаде такие разговоры «бессмысленны» из-за системы первого паст . ^{[ 378 ]}^{[ 379 ]}

Народная вечеринка

В феврале 2019 года Лапресс обнаружил, что Мартин Масс, представитель PPC, в прошлом написал спорные сообщения в блоге. ^{[ 380 ]} Звезда обнаружила, что четыре члена PPC использовали расистскую и антииммигрантскую риторику. В результате они были удалены из партии. ^{[ 381 ]}^{[ 382 ]} Сам Бернье был обвинен несколько раз в использовании политики собак . ^{[ 383 ]}^{[ 382 ]}^{[ 384 ]} Бернье ответил на это, сказав, что расисты не приветствуются в его партии и признав, что Канада - разнообразная страна. ^{[ 385 ]}^{[ 382 ]} Позже Максим Бернье сгенерировал реакцию после того, как его фотография с членами антииммиграционной группы появилась в Интернете. ^{[ 386 ]}^{[ 387 ]} Бернье сказал СМИ, что все приветствуются на его мероприятиях, что он не знает об их взглядах, что он осуждает их, если бы СМИ могли показать, что они расисты и что расисты не были приветствуются в его партии, но эксперты скептически относились к Бернье и подумал, что он хорошо знает, кто присутствовал. ^{[ 387 ]} Несколько недель спустя он также получил выговор за то, что его сфотографировали с Полом Фромм . Пресс -секретарь заявил, что Бернье понятия не имел, кем был Форм, но эксперты снова скептически относились к объяснению. ^{[ 388 ]}^{[ 389 ]}^{[ 390 ]} 23 сентября новостные сайты показали, что одним из основателей PPC был белый националист , а у двух других были связи с антииммиграционными группами. ^{[ 391 ]}^{[ 392 ]} Один из тех членов-основателей-бывшего американского неонацистского лидера-был волонтером для партии. Он также был членом Прогрессивной консервативной партии Онтарио . ^{[ 393 ]} Он был удален с вечеринки 29 августа после того, как его прошлое выявилось. ^{[ 394 ]} Представитель PPC сказал, что он не появился во время процесса проверки с тех пор, как он приехал из США. Позже они сослались на Global News , что его удаление стало примером того, как партия выступила против расизма. ^{[ 391 ]} Партия сказала Le Devoir , что у них не было достаточно ресурсов, чтобы проверить их в начале формирования PPC, и два других члена отрицали, что имели расистские взгляды. ^{[ 395 ]}

30 июля Коди Пейтант, кандидат на людей в Carlton Trail - Eagugle Creek , привлек внимание к посту в социальных сетях, защищающую Линдси Шепард . Плайтант утверждает, что это было выведено из контекста. Бернье защищал плательщика после того, как он поговорил с Пейтантом и был удовлетворен своим объяснением. ^{[ 396 ]}

2 сентября Максим Бернье назвал Грету Тунберг «умственно неустойчивой» в Твиттере. ^{[ 397 ]} Несколько дней спустя он отступил свои комментарии, в которых говорилось, что его намерение критиковать ее роль в качестве «представителя климатического панихизма » и не хотел клевать ее. ^{[ 398 ]} После кампании Бернье классифицировал эти комментарии как свое единственное сожаление о выборах и как ошибку. ^{[ 399 ]}

18 сентября Стивен Флетчер , кандидат на людей в Чарльзвуд - St. Джеймс - Ассинибуя - Гехлингли , отрицал обвинения в незаконном использовании знаков кампании и данных о избирателях от Консервативной партии. Флетчер также предположил, что этот шаг был политическим мотивированным от консерватора, и взял проблемы с тем фактом, что письмо было просочилось в Интернете. ^{[ 400 ]} 19 сентября 2019 года Нэнси Мерсье, кандидат на людей в Боусюр , выразила обеспокоенность со стороны местных организаций по поводу комментариев об исламизме и иммиграции Мерсье, указала, что ее опасения связаны с исламским терроризмом, а не членами какой -либо расы. ^{[ 401 ]} 10 октября Сибил Хогг, кандидат в Саквилл-Престон-Чезеткук, подверглась критике за серию антиисламских твитов, названных исламом «чистым злом» и за то, что религия была запрещена в Канаде. Исполнительный директор PPC обратился к ней, чтобы понять контекст, и Хогг объяснила, что она не смогла провести различие между «исламом» и «исламизма» или «радикальным исламом». Она добавила, что ее забота был радикальный ислам, а не ислам. Из -за ответа PPC заявил, что не примет меры против нее. Позже Бернье назвал твиты «абсолютно расистскими и исламофобными» и подтвердила, что она не столкнется с последствиями. ^{[ 402 ]}^{[ 403 ]}^{[ 404 ]}

Несколько кандидатов были сброшены или ушли вниз перед выборами. 6 сентября Кен Перейра, кандидат на людей на Portneuf-Jacques-Cartier , ушел из-за «ужасной семейной трагедии». Будучи объявленным в качестве кандидата, Перейра привлек внимание своих онлайн-постов «Анти-вакцины» и «Теория прокончастии» и была защищена партией. ^{[ 405 ]} 12 сентября Брайан Мисера, кандидат на людей на Coquitlam - Port Coquitlam , заявил, что его удалили за то, что он попросил Бернье более четко осудить расизм в онлайн -видео, опубликованном в аккаунте Мисеры в Твиттере. Тем не менее, PPC заявил, что Miserera был удален после того, как он якобы признал партии, что он был его собственным финансовым агентом, что является нарушением правил выборов Канады . ^{[ 277 ]} Тем не менее, заявление о дисквалификации Мисеры, полученное City News, не было ссылкой на претензию PPC или претензию Мисеры. ^{[ 406 ]} 30 сентября Чад Хадсон, кандидат на народную партию на новую Шотландию, катаясь на Западной Новой, написал в Твиттере, что он больше не будет баллотироваться на партию, менее чем за два часа до крайнего срока выборов Канады для официальных регистраций, чтобы быть в голосовании. Он раскритиковал партию и ее руководство за то, что он «разделитель», а также «плохо для демократии» и участников «токсического состояния политики». Хадсон, позже признал, что он не уведомил партию о своем решении. ^{[ 407 ]} 8 октября Виктор Кандидат Народной партии Канады в Виннипеге Север подал в отставку после того, как приняла решение, что партия «расистская и нетерпимая». ^{[ 408 ]}^{[ 409 ]}

Сторонние организации

19 августа выборы были предупреждены о экологических группах , что любая третья сторона, которая пропагандирует информацию об изменении климата в течение периода выборов с платной рекламой, может участвовать в партизанской деятельности. ^{[ 410 ]} Зарегистрированные благотворительные организации с благотворительным налоговым статусом потребуются для регистрации в качестве третьей стороны для выборов, если они участвуют в какой -либо партизанской деятельности, занимающейся 500 долл. США, что будет включать в себя рекламу и опросы или рискнуть их благотворительным налоговым статусом. ^{[ 411 ]} Эти правила стали результатом того, что Народной партии Канады лидер Максим Бернье выражал сомнения в легитимности изменения климата, потому что третья сторона, которая рекламирует опасность изменения климата в течение периода выборов, может считаться косвенно выступающей против Народной партии. ^{[ 411 ]} После путаницы в отношении предупреждения выборы Канады опубликовали публичное заявление, чтобы уточнить, что запрет применяется только к рекламе, а не речи в целом на следующий день. ^{[ 412 ]}

25 августа рекламные щиты, купленные настоящей Северной Сильной и Бесплатной Рекламной Корпорацией, третьей стороной, продвигающей народную партию иммиграционной политики Канады, с текстом «Скажи нет в массовую иммиграцию», появился в Ванкувере, Калгари, Регине и Галифакс. True North Strong & Free Advertising Corp управляет Фрэнк Сминк, исполнительный директор компании по разведке по горнодобывающей промышленности в Торонто. Народная партия Канады сказала СМИ, что у нее нет контакта с группой. ^{[ 413 ]} Первоначально Pattison Outdoor Advertising защищала рекламные щиты, утверждая, что они соответствовали стандартам рекламы Канады ^{[ 414 ]} Но позже решил вытащить их и сказали, что они просмотрите свои протоколы по защите рекламы. ^{[ 415 ]} Позже президент Паттисона сообщил, что рекламные щиты остались бы в ловушке, и True North Strong & Free опознали себя на рекламных щитах и то, как общественность может связаться с ними. ^{[ 416 ]}

3 октября CBC сообщила, что Manning Center является финансовой силой, стоящей за сетью антилиберальных страниц в Facebook, выказывающих политические сообщения и мемы во время федеральной избирательной кампании. ^{[ 417 ]}^{[ 418 ]} Facebook вытащил одну из своих объявлений из -за избыточного насилия. ^{[ 419 ]} Пожертвования Центра Мэннинга для этих групп, стоимостью более 300 000 долларов, скрыты, поскольку аналитический центр, который не регистрировался как третья сторона, не намерен раскрывать их. Выборы в Канаде говорят, что в законе нет ничего, чтобы предотвратить собрание внешних групп, а затем передавать эти пожертвования сторонним рекламодателям. ^{[ 420 ]}^{[ 421 ]} В результате этого отсутствия раскрытия демократия Watch подала жалобу главному сотрудникам избирателей Канады . Он утверждал, что центр Мэннинга должен был зарегистрироваться как третья сторона. ^{[ 22 ]}^{[ 422 ]} Кроме того, из-за этого противоречия Жан-Пьер Кингсли , бывший главный сотрудник по выбору Жан-Пьера Кингсли, сказал, что следующее федеральное правительство должно сократить разрыв в законе, который позволил центру Мэннинга собрать деньги, а затем передавать их третьим группам без раскрыть источник этих пожертвований. ^{[ 423 ]}

Сторонние расходы (с 30 июня 2019 года, до 1 октября 2019 г.) ^{[ 22 ]}^{[ J ]}
Третья сторона ^{[ k ]}	Деньги, потраченные в течение предварительного выбора	Деньги, потраченные во время избирательной кампании
Unifor	$923,417	$365,963
Объединенные сталелитейщики	$739,548	$142,419
Справедливость работает	$551,987	N/a
Друзья канадского вещания	$211,615	$329,372
Канадская федерация медсестер профсоюзы	$8,475	$412,606
Канадцы объединены для перемен	$51,557	$292,464
Канадская медицинская ассоциация	$221,709	$86,971
Зерновые фермеры Онтарио	$167,800	$71,250
Канадский союз почтовых работников	$151,196	$42,225
Канада гордится	$96,677	$95,438

Платформы

Выборы в Канаде 2019 года - проблемы и соответствующие партийные платформы
Проблема	Бк	Консервативный	Зеленый	Либеральный	НДП	PPC
Бизнес	Устранить субсидии для предприятий ископаемого топлива. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранить субсидии для предприятий ископаемого топлива. ^{[ 424 ]} Устранение субсидий для частных медиа -компаний. ^{[ 425 ]} Для каждого нового регулирования устраняют два существующих правила. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранить субсидии для предприятий ископаемого топлива. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранить субсидии для предприятий ископаемого топлива. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранить субсидии для предприятий ископаемого топлива. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранить все субсидии для предприятий. ^{[ 426 ]} Устранение финансирования канадской вещательной корпорации (CBC). ^{[ 427 ]}
Короны корпорации		Приватизировать трубопровод Транс Маунтин. ^{[ 428 ]}	Увеличьте финансирование для CBC. ^{[ 429 ]}		Увеличьте финансирование для CBC. ^{[ 429 ]}	Приватизировать трубопровод Транс Маунтин. ^{[ 430 ]} Приватизировать пост Канады . ^{[ 431 ]} Приватизировать CBC. ^{[ 427 ]}
Дефицит		Баланс бюджета за пять лет. ^{[ 424 ]}	Баланс бюджета за пять лет. ^{[ 424 ]}	Баланс бюджет за двадцать один год. ^{[ 432 ]}	Вы можете использовать любые меры жесткой экономии в поисках сбалансированного бюджета. ^{[ 433 ]}	Баланс бюджета за два года. ^{[ 434 ]}
Образование		Увеличьте федеральные взносы Resp с 20% до 30%. ^{[ 435 ]}	Полностью финансировать стоимость обучения в университете. ^{[ 435 ]} Прощайте федеральные студенческие долги. ^{[ 435 ]}		Удалить процент от федеральных студенческих ссуд. ^{[ 435 ]}
Выборы			Замените избирательную систему Канады пропорциональным представлением . ^{[ 436 ]} Снизить возраст голосования с 18 до 16. ^{[ 437 ]}		Замените избирательную систему Канады пропорциональным представлением . ^{[ 438 ]}
Энергия	Противостоять всей конструкции трубопровода. ^{[ 424 ]}	Поддержать строительство расширения трубопровода Транс Маунтин ^{[ 439 ]} Поддержите строительство трубопровода Northern Gateway. ^{[ 440 ]} отмены Закон об оценке воздействия и Закон о канадском регуляторе энергетики . ^{[ 441 ]} Отмена нефтяного танкера Закон о моратории . ^{[ 424 ]}	Противостоять всей конструкции трубопровода. ^{[ 442 ]} Запретить фрекинг . ^{[ 424 ]} Остановите все новые проекты ископаемого топлива. ^{[ 424 ]}	Поддержите строительство расширения трубопровода Транс Маунтин. ^{[ 443 ]} Противостоять строительству северного трубопровода. ^{[ 444 ]}	Противостоять всей конструкции трубопровода. ^{[ 445 ]}	отмены Закон об оценке воздействия и Закон о канадском регуляторе энергетики . ^{[ 430 ]} Отмена нефтяного танкера Закон о моратории . ^{[ 430 ]} Вызовы раздел 92 (10) Конституции, чтобы объявить трубопроводы в национальных интересах. ^{[ 430 ]}
Среда	Бан неоникотиноидных пестицидов. ^{[ 424 ]}	Сократить корпоративный подоходный налог с 15% до 5% для предприятий зеленых технологий. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретите сброс сырых сточных вод в водные пути. ^{[ 424 ]} Требовать тяжелых излучателей, чтобы инвестировать в чистую технологию. ^{[ 424 ]} Создайте налоговый кредит на патент с зелеными технологиями. ^{[ 424 ]}	Бан неоникотиноидных пестицидов. ^{[ 424 ]} Защитите 30% канадской земли и воды к 2030 году. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретить невозобновляемые источники электроэнергии к 2030 году. ^{[ 424 ]}	Сократить корпоративный подоходный налог с 15% до 7,5% для предприятий, продающих продукты с нулевым выбросом. ^{[ 424 ]} Защитите 25% канадской земли и воды к 2025 году. ^{[ 424 ]} Посадите два миллиарда деревьев к 2029 году. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретите один использование пластмассы. ^{[ 424 ]}	Защитите 30% канадской земли и воды к 2030 году. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретите один использование пластмассы. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретить невозобновляемые источники электроэнергии к 2030 году. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранение субсидий для зеленых технологий. ^{[ 446 ]} Увеличьте финансирование для адаптации изменения климата . ^{[ 446 ]}
Огнестрельное оружие	Запретить лицам лицензии на лицензии на огнестрельное оружие владеть пистолетами . ^{[ 425 ]}	Классифицируйте огнестрельное оружие посредством законодательства на основе механических функций и удалите мощность RCMP для реклассификации огнестрельного оружия. ^{[ 447 ]} Отменить законопроект C-71. ^{[ 448 ]} Расширить проверку данных на лицензии на огнестрельное оружие от пяти лет до жизни. ^{[ 449 ]}	Запретить лицам лицензии на лицензии на огнестрельное оружие владеть полуавтоматическим огнестрельным оружием . ^{[ 450 ]} Запретить лицам лицензии на лицензии на огнестрельное оружие владеть пистолетами . ^{[ 450 ]}	Позвольте муниципалитетам запрещать лиц с лицензиями на огнестрельное оружие владеть пистолетами . ^{[ 451 ]} Запретить лицам лицензии на лицензии на огнестрельное оружие владеть AR-15. ^{[ 451 ]}	Позвольте муниципалитетам запрещать лиц с лицензиями на огнестрельное оружие владеть пистолетами . ^{[ 452 ]}	Классифицируйте огнестрельное оружие посредством законодательства на основе механических функций и удалите мощность RCMP для реклассификации огнестрельного оружия. ^{[ 453 ]} Сделайте лицензии на огнестрельное оружие постоянными. ^{[ 453 ]}
Иностранный	Конец связей с британской монархией . ^{[ 425 ]}	Выход из Организации Объединенных Наций Комплекс при миграции. ^{[ 454 ]} Признайте Иерусалим столицей Израиля . ^{[ 455 ]} Завершить практику использования иностранных денег денег для финансирования абортов. ^{[ 456 ]} Бан Хуавей участвует в канадских сетях 5G. ^{[ 429 ]} Вывести взносы в размере 250 миллионов долларов США в азиатскую инвестиционную инвестиционную инвестиционную банк в Китае. ^{[ 429 ]} Прекратите отправлять иностранную помощь странам с индексом развития человека более 0,6, что сократит бюджет иностранной помощи на 25%. ^{[ 429 ]} Классифицировать Корпус революционной гвардии Ирана как террористическую организацию. ^{[ 429 ]}	Прекратите продавать оружие в Саудовскую Аравию . ^{[ 429 ]} Увеличить расходы на иностранную помощь до 0,7% валового национального дохода. ^{[ 429 ]} Подписать и ратифицировать договор об отмене ядерного оружия. ^{[ 429 ]} Восстановите Канадское международное агентство развития . ^{[ 429 ]} Увеличить финансирование фонда зеленого климата и глобального экологического учреждения до 4 миллиардов долларов в год. ^{[ 429 ]}	Увеличить расходы на иностранную помощь до 0,7% валового национального дохода. ^{[ 429 ]} Увеличить финансирование для Организации Объединенных Наций . ^{[ 429 ]}	Прекратите продавать оружие в Саудовскую Аравию . ^{[ 429 ]} Увеличить расходы на иностранную помощь до 0,7 процента валового национального дохода. ^{[ 429 ]}	Выход из Организации Объединенных Наций Комплекс при миграции. ^{[ 457 ]} Выход из Парижского соглашения Организации Объединенных Наций по изменению климата. ^{[ 457 ]} Перестань заняться местом в Совете Безопасности ООН. ^{[ 458 ]} Сократить ежегодные расходы на иностранную помощь на 5 миллиардов долларов. ^{[ 427 ]}
Здоровье		Увеличить финансирование здравоохранения как минимум на 3% в год. ^{[ 424 ]}	Ввести государственное финансирование для рецептурных лекарств. ^{[ 424 ]} Введите государственное финансирование для ухода за зубами для людей с низким доходом. ^{[ 424 ]}	Увеличить финансирование здравоохранения как минимум на 3% в год. ^{[ 424 ]}	Ввести государственное финансирование для рецептурных лекарств. ^{[ 459 ]} Ввести государственное финансирование для стоматологической помощи. ^{[ 459 ]}
Жилье	Увеличить финансирование социального жилья в Квебеке. ^{[ 435 ]}	Увеличьте период амортизации застрахованных ипотечных кредитов до 30 лет для начинающих покупателей. ^{[ 435 ]}	Назначить министра жилья. ^{[ 435 ]} Устраните первый стимул покупателя дома. ^{[ 435 ]}	Увеличьте сумму, впервые покупателям жилья разрешается уйти из своих RRSP с 25 000 до 35 000 долларов. ^{[ 435 ]}	Построить 500 000 единиц социального жилья. ^{[ 435 ]} Фонд до 5000 долларов в аренду субсидий на 500 000 домохозяйств с низким доходом. ^{[ 435 ]}
Труд	Запретить государственным работникам на должности власти носить видимые религиозные символы во время работы. ^{[ 425 ]}		Поднимите федеральную минимальную заработную плату до 15 долларов. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретить некредиту неоплачиваемые стажировки. ^{[ 424 ]}	Поднимите федеральную минимальную заработную плату до 15 долларов. ^{[ 424 ]}	Поднимите федеральную минимальную заработную плату до 15 долларов. ^{[ 424 ]} Запретить некредиту неоплачиваемые стажировки. ^{[ 424 ]}
Юридический		Увеличьте финансирование фонда профилактики молодежной банды на 25%. ^{[ 429 ]} Наложить обязательный тюремный срок в течение пяти лет за хранение контрабандного огнестрельного оружия. ^{[ 429 ]} Наложить тюремный срок на срок до четырнадцати лет за отвлечение огнестрельного оружия в руки преступников. ^{[ 429 ]} Требовать, чтобы люди на условно -досрочном освобождении разбивали связи с бандами. ^{[ 429 ]} Перечислите преступные и бандитские организации в уголовном кодексе. ^{[ 429 ]} Наложить обязательный тюремный срок в течение пятилетнего срока заказа или участия в насильственной преступной деятельности. ^{[ 429 ]} Наложить обязательный тюремный срок за руководство по преступлению бандитов. ^{[ 429 ]} Начните судебное расследование скандала SNC-лавалина. ^{[ 429 ]} Позвольте RCMP искать информацию о доступе, защищенную доверием кабинета путем подачи заявления в Верховный суд Канады. ^{[ 429 ]}	Декриминализуйте все препараты. ^{[ 460 ]} Устранить обязательные минимальные предложения. ^{[ 429 ]} Конец одиночного заключения в тюрьмах. ^{[ 429 ]} Запретить согласованную конверсионную терапию. ^{[ 429 ]} Легализовать проституцию. ^{[ 429 ]}	Предоставить бесплатную юридическую помощь выжившим в сексуальном насилии и насилии в семье. Только назначать двуязычные судьи Верховного суда. ^{[ 429 ]} Установить независимую комиссию по пересмотру уголовного дела для рассмотрения неправомерных осужденных заявлений. ^{[ 429 ]} Требовать, чтобы все судьи проходили обязательную подготовку по закону о сексуальном насилии. ^{[ 429 ]} Требовать, чтобы судьи проходили подготовку к бессознательной предвзятости и культурной компетентности для всех судей. ^{[ 429 ]} Сделайте суд по лечению наркотиков вынесением дефолта для первых правонарушителей, обвиняемых исключительно в хранении наркотиков. ^{[ 429 ]} Запретить согласованную конверсионную терапию. ^{[ 429 ]}	Выкинуть судимость людей, виновных в незначительном хранении каннабиса. ^{[ 429 ]} Внедрить национальный запрет на кардинг. ^{[ 461 ]} Только назначать двуязычные судьи Верховного суда. ^{[ 429 ]} Назначить судей Верховного суда для представления Квебека. ^{[ 429 ]} Запретить согласованную конверсионную терапию для несовершеннолетних. ^{[ 429 ]}
Иммиграция	Устранить безопасное соглашение третьей страны, чтобы позволить американцам подать заявку на статус беженца в Канаде. ^{[ 424 ]} Дайте Квебек контроль над его иммиграционной политикой. ^{[ 435 ]} Освободить Квебек от Закона о мультикультурализме . ^{[ 424 ]}	Не позволяйте американским жителям подавать заявку на предоставление убежища или статуса беженца в Канаде. ^{[ 462 ]}	Устранить безопасное соглашение третьей страны, чтобы позволить американцам подать заявку на статус беженца в Канаде. ^{[ 424 ]} Устранить программу временных иностранных работников и заменить ее более постоянными иммигрантами. ^{[ 435 ]}	Увеличьте число новых иммигрантов с 310 000 в год до 350 000 в год к 2021 году. ^{[ 463 ]}	Устранить безопасное соглашение третьей страны, чтобы позволить американцам подать заявку на статус беженца в Канаде. ^{[ 424 ]} Устраните кепку спонсирования родителей, бабушек и дедушек. ^{[ 435 ]}	Уменьшить количество новых иммигрантов с 310 000 в год до 150 000 в год. ^{[ 464 ]} Увеличьте долю экономических иммигрантов. ^{[ 465 ]} Конец зависимости ООН для выбора беженцев. ^{[ 464 ]} Отменить акт мультикультурализма . ^{[ 466 ]} Завершить все финансирование для продвижения мультикультурализма. ^{[ 466 ]} Требовать от новых иммигрантов пройти тест о канадских ценностях. ^{[ 466 ]} Объявите всю границу официальным портом въезда, чтобы положить конец исключениям для незаконных границ. ^{[ 466 ]} Запретить рождение туризм. ^{[ 435 ]}
Местный	Реализовать UndRip . ^{[ 424 ]}	Назначить министра «консультации с владельцами прав коренных народов». ^{[ 424 ]}	Реализовать UndRip . ^{[ 424 ]} Отменить и заменить индийский акт . ^{[ 424 ]}	Реализовать UndRip . ^{[ 424 ]}	Реализовать UndRip . ^{[ 424 ]}	Отменить и заменить индийский акт . ^{[ 467 ]}
Военный		Стремитесь присоединиться к американской баллистической системе защиты ракет. ^{[ 429 ]}	Не используйте автономное оружие. ^{[ 429 ]}		Восстановите пенсию по инвалидности ветеранов, как ранее предоставлено Пенсионным Законом . ^{[ 468 ]}
Провинции и территории	Ищите суверенитет для Квебека. ^{[ 469 ]} Слияет федеральные и провинциальные налоговые декларации Квебека в одну налоговую декларацию. ^{[ 435 ]}	Назначить министра внутренней торговли. ^{[ 435 ]} Устранить межпровизированные торговые ограничения. ^{[ 435 ]} Слияет федеральные и провинциальные налоговые декларации Квебека в одну налоговую декларацию. ^{[ 435 ]}			Позвольте профсоюзам инициировать торговые споры. ^{[ 435 ]}	Назначить министра внутренней торговли. ^{[ 435 ]} Уменьшить выравнивание выплат. ^{[ 427 ]} Устранить федеральное финансирование для областей под провинциальной юрисдикцией. ^{[ 427 ]} Используйте раздел 91 (2) Конституции для устранения межпровизированных торговых ограничений. ^{[ 470 ]}
Сенат		Назначить сенаторов, которые являются членами консервативной партии Канады. ^{[ 471 ]}		Назначать независимых сенаторов. ^{[ 472 ]}	Отменить Сенат. ^{[ 473 ]}
Речь		Удерживайте гранты от университетов, которые отказываются разрешать свободу слова в кампусе. ^{[ 474 ]}				Удерживайте гранты от университетов, которые отказываются разрешать свободу слова в кампусе. ^{[ 475 ]} Отмена M-103. ^{[ 475 ]} Отмена C-16. ^{[ 475 ]}
Налогообложение (бизнес)	Внедрить 3% налог на выручку от онлайн -услуг. ^{[ 435 ]}	Расширить ставку налога на малый бизнес для предприятий с годовым пассивным доходом более 50 000 долларов. ^{[ 476 ]} Освобожденные супруги от налогов на разделенную доход. ^{[ 476 ]} Внедрить 3% налог на выручку от онлайн -услуг предприятий, которые имеют один миллиард долларов дохода по всему миру и 50 миллионов долларов США в Канаде. ^{[ 435 ]}	Увеличьте корпоративный подоходный налог с 15% до 21%. ^{[ 424 ]} Увеличьте корпоративный подоходный налог для банков с 15% до 26%. ^{[ 429 ]} Внедрить налог на робот. ^{[ 435 ]} Внедрить 3% налог на выручку от онлайн -услуг предприятий, имеющих один миллиард долларов дохода по всему миру и доход 40 миллионов долларов в Канаде. ^{[ 435 ]}	Внедрить 3% налог на выручку от онлайн -услуг предприятий, имеющих один миллиард долларов дохода по всему миру и доход 40 миллионов долларов в Канаде. ^{[ 435 ]}	Увеличьте корпоративный подоходный налог с 15% до 18%. ^{[ 435 ]}	Снизить ставку корпоративного подоходного налога с 15% до 10%. ^{[ 477 ]} Расширить ускоренное пособие по капитальной стоимости всем секторам. ^{[ 435 ]}
Налогообложение (личное)	Внедрить налоговый кредит для недавних выпускников или иммигрантов, которые переезжают в сельские районы и работают там. ^{[ 424 ]}	Устранить налог на углерод. ^{[ 478 ]} Снизить 15% подоходного налога до 13,75%. ^{[ 424 ]} Сделайте EI преимущества для новых родителей, не облагаемых налогом. ^{[ 424 ]} Внедрить 15% налоговый кредит на пропускной пропуск. ^{[ 435 ]} Реализуйте детский налоговый кредит на фитнес и искусство. ^{[ 424 ]} Устранить GST из счетов за электроэнергию. ^{[ 435 ]} Уничтожите количество часов, необходимых для добровольного пожарного поставляющего налогового кредита с 200 до 150. ^{[ 435 ]} Увеличьте налоговый кредит расходов на усыновление до 20 000 долл. США и сделать его полностью возвратным. ^{[ 429 ]}	Удалить исключения из налога на углерод. Применить весь налог на углерод ко всем отраслям. ^{[ 479 ]} Внедрить налог на богатство. ^{[ 435 ]} Внедрить налог на сладкие напитки. ^{[ 435 ]} Внедрить 0,2% налог на финансовые операции. ^{[ 429 ]} Освобожденная лекарственная каннабис от налога с продаж. ^{[ 435 ]} Освобожденные транспортные средства с нулевым уровнем выбросов от налога с продаж. ^{[ 435 ]}	Поднимите налог на углерод на 10 долларов за тонну каждый год, пока он не достигнет 50 долларов за тонну. ^{[ 480 ]} Поднимите базовый вычет подоходного налога до 15 000 долларов. ^{[ 424 ]} Внедрить налог на спекуляции на домах, купленных нерезидентами. ^{[ 435 ]} Внедрить 10% налог на личные транспортные средства на сумму 100 000 долларов или более. ^{[ 435 ]}	Удалить исключения из налога на углерод. Применить весь налог на углерод ко всем отраслям. ^{[ 481 ]} Поднимите включение прироста капитала с 50% до 75%. ^{[ 424 ]} Поднимите 33% подоходного налога на 35%. ^{[ 424 ]} Внедрить 1% налог на богатство на богатство более 20 000 000 долларов. ^{[ 424 ]} Внедрить 15% налог на дома, приобретенные иностранными покупателями. ^{[ 435 ]} Внедрить 12% налог на личные транспортные средства на сумму 100 000 долларов или более. ^{[ 435 ]}	Устранить налог на углерод. ^{[ 482 ]} Отменить налог на прирост капитала. ^{[ 483 ]} Поднимите личное федеральное освобождение до 15 000 долларов США ^{[ 484 ]} Замените текущие налоговые скобки с двумя налогами. Налоговые доходы от 15 001 до 100 000 долл. США в 15% и доход более 100 000 долл. США в 25%. ^{[ 484 ]} Устранить федеральный налог с продаж. ^{[ 485 ]}
Торговля		Запретить импорт сырой нефти из Саудовской Аравии . ^{[ 486 ]}	Удалить положения об урегулировании споров штата Инвестор из торговых соглашений. ^{[ 429 ]}	Попытка договориться о соглашении о свободной торговле с Китаем . ^{[ 487 ]}		Устранение управления поставками для молочной птицы, птицы ^{[ 488 ]} и яйца.

Дезинформация

Во время дебатов Маклина Шеер сказал, что беженцы «прыгают в очередь». Журналисты назвали это ложным утверждением, и один эксперт объяснил, что «нет очереди». ^{[ 489 ]}^{[ 490 ]}

17 сентября 2019 года Брок Харрисон, директор по коммуникации Шера, и CPC написали в Твиттере, что RCMP подтвердил, что Трюдо находится под следствием для SNC-Lavalin. Сам Шер также повторил утверждение. Оба твита были удалены после того, как журналисты считали, что это ложным. ^{[ 491 ]}^{[ 492 ]}

В Интернете было распространено требование о том, что Билл Морно был связан с комиссаром RCMP Брендой Лакци через своего мужа, что и останавливало расследование RCMP в отношении SNC-Lavalin. Требование ложное; Муж Лакци не связан с Морно. ^{[ 493 ]}^{[ 494 ]} Кроме того, не было подтверждения того, что есть расследование RCMP. ^{[ 491 ]}^{[ 492 ]}

Buffalo Chronicle , американский фальшивый новостной сайт , продвинула ложные слухи о сексуальном скандале, который предположительно привел к отъезду Джастина Трюдо из Академии Вест -Пойнт Грей. ^{[ 495 ]}^{[ 496 ]} Слухи были распространены другими фальшивыми новостными веб -сайтами, журналами Gossip , Уорреном Кинселлой и Эзрой Левант . 7 октября 2019 года консерваторы выпустили пресс -релиз, ссылаясь на слух, и спрашивал: «Почему Джастин Трюдо покинул Академию Вест -Пойнт Грей?». Звезда Торонто и «Глобус и почта посвятили многочисленных репортеров этой истории» и не нашли ничего, чтобы подтвердить ее. Бывший директор также опубликовал заявление, в котором говорилось, что «нет правды в каких -либо предположениях о том, что [Трюдо был уволен». ^{[ 497 ]}^{[ 498 ]}

Во время кампании НДП утверждал, что Билл Морно использовал налогообложения, когда он был исполнительным председателем Морно Шепелл , что было доказано ложным. Исследование канадцев на налоговую справедливость показало, что дочерняя компания Морно Шепелл на Багамах была законным бизнесом, а не способом избежать налогов. ^{[ 499 ]} НДП отказался от заявления через несколько недель после окончания кампании. ^{[ 500 ]}

Дебаты лидеров

Канадские дебаты на всеобщие выборы 2019 года
Дата	Организаторы	Расположение	Язык	Модератор	P участник приглашение отсутствует n nonvitee						Источник
					Либералы	Консерваторы	НДП	Зеленый	Блок	Народные

12 сентября 2019 года	Маклин и CityTV	Торонто	Английский	Пол Уэллс	А	П Шеер	П Сингх	П Может	Не	Не	^{[ 501 ]}^{[ 502 ]}
1 октября 2019 года	Мунк дебаты	Рой Томсон Холл , Торонто	Двуязычный	Рудиард Гриффитс	Отменен ^{[ L ]}						^{[ 503 ]}^{[ 504 ]}
2 октября 2019 г.	НДС	Монреаль	Французский	Бруно Стоун	П Трюдо	П Шеер	П Сингх	Не	П Бланшет	Не	^{[ 505 ]}
7 октября 2019 года	Комиссия по дебатам лидеров	Канадский исторический музей , Гатино	Английский	Розмари Бартон , Сьюзен Делакурт , Бывший Фрисен , Лиза Лафламм , Альтия Радж	П Трюдо	П Шеер	П Сингх	П Может	П Бланшет	П Бернье	^{[ 506 ]}^{[ 145 ]}^{[ 507 ]}
10 октября 2019 г.	Комиссия по дебатам лидеров	Канадский исторический музей, Торт	Французский	Патрис Рой	П Трюдо	П Шеер	П Сингх	П Может	П Бланшет	П Бернье	^{[ 506 ]}^{[ 507 ]}
16 октября 2019 года	Университет Оттавы	Оттава	Английский		Отменен ^{[ м ]}						^{[ 508 ]}

Опросы мнений

Результаты

С 157 либералы выиграли множество мест в Палате общин, что позволило им сформировать правительство, хотя и лишено правительства большинства , которое они выиграли в 2015 году.

Либералы Джастина под руководством действующего премьер -министра Трюдо выиграли наибольшее количество мест, в 157 лет, что позволяет им сформировать правительство меньшинства . ^{[ 3 ]} Консерваторы . под Эндрю Шером оставались официальной оппозицией и с 121 местом сформировали самое большое оппозиционное собрание в истории Канады ^{[ 510 ]}^{[ n ]} Bloc Québécois выиграл 32 места под руководством Ив-Франсуа Бланшет , лучшего результата партии с 2008 года и восстановил официальный статус партии после потери его в 2011 году , в то время как новая Демократическая партия под Jagmeet Singh была уменьшена до 24 мест, что с худших результатов с 2004 года . Зеленые Ванкувере увидели свой лучший результат в истории партии, выиграв 3 места, в то время как независимый депутат Джоди Уилсон-Райблууд был переизбран на верховой езде в Гранвиль и стал первым, кто выиграл место с 2008 года . Тем временем недавно созданная народная партия потеряла свое единственное место, когда лидер партии Максим Бернье проиграл переизбранию в верховой езде Боуса . Помимо Бернье, каждый крупный лидер партии смог получить выборы в Палату общин.

Маркируя впервые в истории Канады, что ни одна партия не получила более 35% голосов, ^{[ 2 ]}^{[ 511 ]} Консерваторы выиграли 34,41% голосования, множество голосов, несмотря на то, что они заняли 36 мест за либералами, которые выиграли 33,07% голосов. НДП занял третье место в голосовании по популярности на 15,98%, что является худшим результатом партии с 2004 года , в то время как Bloc Québécois занял четвертое место с 7,69% голосования, его лучшим выступлением с 2008 года ; Однако, поскольку голосование Bloc Québécois полностью сосредоточено в Квебеке, партия опередила НДП с точки зрения мест, несмотря на победу менее половины голосов партии. Зеленые заняли пятое место с 6,55% голосов из общенационального уровня, в то время как Народная партия получила 1,64% на своих первых выборах. ^{[ 512 ]}

Либеральная сила была в основном сосредоточена в восточной Канаде и Британской Колумбии . В Онтарио либералы выиграли 79 из 121 мест провинции, с особенно сильным показом в Золотой подковой стороне , где партия не смогла не только отразить ожидаемые вызовы со стороны консерваторов и НДП, но и получить консервативные таблицы кухни . - Контога и Милтон . В Квебеке вечеринка выиграла 35 из 78 мест провинции, с прибылью от НДП (в частности, в гостях Хочелаги , Лоуриера-Сейнте-Мари , Аутермонт и Шербрук ) компенсируют убытки для блока Квебеко и с партией, и с партией особенно хорошо на острове Монреаль , где они получили свой лучший результат с 1980 года . В Атлантической Канаде либералы выиграли 26 из 32 мест в регионе, охватывая остров принца Эдуарда и выиграв все, кроме одного места в Ньюфаундленде, и Лабрадоре и Новой Шотландии . В Западной Канаде партия выиграла только 15 из 104 мест в регионе, выиграв 11 мест в Британской Колумбии и 4 в Манитоба и закрытые из Альберты и Саскачевана впервые с 2011 и 1988 годов соответственно. Лучший либеральный показ на западе Канады был в Британской Колумбии, где они выиграли 11 из 42 мест. Либералы также выиграли две из трех территорий, Юкон и Северо -Западные территории . ^[513]^[514]^[515]^[o]

Conservative strength was predominantly concentrated in Western Canada, particularly in Alberta and Saskatchewan, where the party won all but one of the 48 seats between the two provinces. In British Columbia the Conservatives won 17 of the province's 42 seats, while in Manitoba the party won half the province's 14 seats, with the remainder split between the Liberals and NDP. The Conservatives increased their vote share in every district in three of those provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba). However, it only resulted in a net gain of 10 seats. In Ontario the party won 36 out of the province's 121 seats, an increase of three seats compared to 2015, with losses to the Liberals in the Golden Horseshoe being offset by gains from the Liberals and NDP elsewhere in the province, though Ontario was nevertheless only one of two provinces where the Conservatives saw their share of the popular vote decrease compared to 2015. In Quebec, the second province where the Conservatives won a lower share of the popular vote than they did in 2015, the party won 10 of the province's 78 seats. In Atlantic Canada, the party was able to win 4 of the region's 32 seats after having been shut out entirely in 2015, winning 3 in New Brunswick and a single seat in Nova Scotia, though the party remained shut out of Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island.^[513]^[516]^[517]

Only running in Quebec, the Bloc Québécois won 32 of the province's 78 seats, with the party doing particularly well in the Greater Montreal Area.^[515]^[o] Gaining seats from the Conservatives, Liberals, and in particular the NDP, compared to 2015 the party saw its share of the vote increase in all but one of the province's 78 seats, the one exception being the Montreal riding of Laurier—Sainte-Marie, where the party ran a candidate other than former party leader Gilles Duceppe for the first time in its history.^[514]^[518]

With 11 seats in British Columbia and 6 seats in Ontario, the two provinces accounted for a majority of the NDP's 24 seats,^[515]^[o] though in both provinces the party lost ground compared to 2015: in British Columbia, the party lost the ridings of Kootenay—Columbia and Port Moody—Coquitlam to the Conservatives and Nanaimo—Ladysmith to the Greens, while in Ontario the party lost Essex and Windsor—Tecumseh to the Conservatives and Liberals, respectively. In Manitoba, the party won 3 of the province's 14 seats, picking up a single seat from the Liberals, while in each of Alberta, Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Nunavut the party won a single seat, gaining the latter riding for the first time since 1980.^[519] In Alberta, Heather McPherson managed to hold the riding of Edmonton Strathcona following Linda Duncan's retirement, becoming the only non-Conservative MP in the province,^[520]^[521] while in Newfoundland and Labrador, Jack Harris returned to parliament after having been defeated in 2015, becoming the party's only MP in Atlantic Canada.^[512] In Quebec, only eight years after the Orange Wave saw the party win 59 of the province's then-75 seats, the NDP won just one of the province's 78 seats—the seat of Deputy Leader Alexandre Boulerice—as a result of losses to both the Bloc Québécois and the Liberals, with prominent MPs Ruth Ellen Brosseau, Guy Caron, and Matthew Dubé losing re-election and the party suffering its worst performance since 2008.^[522]^[523]^[518]

In addition to party leader Elizabeth May being re-elected, the Greens held the Vancouver Island riding of Nanaimo—Ladysmith, previously won from the NDP in a by-election earlier in the year, and gained the New Brunswick riding of Fredericton from the Liberals, marking the first time the party has won a seat outside of British Columbia.^[524] With three seats total, the election marked the best performance in the party's history, with May declaring on election night that the party's results marked "the best election result that any Green Party in any first past-the-post system has ever had."^[525]

Summary of the 2019 Canadian federal election – Elections Canada
Party		Party leader	Candidates	Seats					Popular vote
Party		Party leader	Candidates	2015	Dissol.	2019	% change from dissolution	% seats	Votes	Vote change	%	pp change	% where running
	Liberal	Justin Trudeau	338	184	177	157	−11.30%	46.45%	6,018,728	−924,209	33.12%	−6.34pp	33.12%
	Conservative	Andrew Scheer	338^[p]	99	95	121	+27.37%	35.80%	6,239,227	+625,594	34.34%	+2.43pp	34.34%
	Bloc Québécois	Yves-François Blanchet	78	10	10	32	+220.00%	9.47%	1,387,030	+565,886	7.63%	+2.97pp	32.37%
	New Democratic	Jagmeet Singh	338	44	39	24	−38.46%	7.10%	2,903,722	−565,646	15.98%	−3.74pp	15.98%
	Green	Elizabeth May	338^[q]	1	2	3	+50.00%	0.89%	1,189,607	+586,674	6.55%	+3.12pp	6.55%
	Independent and No Affiliation		125	0	8^[r]	1	−87.50%	0.30%	74,291	+24,675	0.41%	+0.13pp	1.51%
	People's	Maxime Bernier	315	—	1	0	−100.00%	0.00%	294,092	*	1.62%	*	1.70%
	Christian Heritage	Rod Taylor	51	0	0	0			18,901	+3,669	0.10%	+0.02pp	0.70%
	Rhinoceros	Sébastien CoRhino	39	0	0	0			9,538	+2,275	0.05%	+0.01pp	0.45%
	Libertarian	Tim Moen	24	0	0	0			8,367	−28,408	0.05%	−0.16pp	0.60%
	Veterans Coalition	Randy David Joy	25	—	0	0			6,300	*	0.03%	*	0.45%
	Animal Alliance	Liz White	17	0	0	0			4,408	+2,709	0.02%	+0.01pp	0.44%
	Marxist–Leninist	Anna Di Carlo	50	0	0	0			4,124	−4,714	0.02%	−0.03pp	0.15%
	Communist	Elizabeth Rowley	30	0	0	0			3,905	−488	0.02%	–	0.22%
	Pour l'Indépendance du Québec	Michel Blondin	13	—	0	0			3,815	*	0.02%	*	0.49%
	Progressive Canadian	Joe Hueglin	3	0	0	0			1,534	−2,942	0.01%	−0.02pp	0.83%
	Marijuana	Blair Longley	4	0	0	0			920	−637	0.01%	−0.01pp	0.45%
	Canada's Fourth Front	Partap Dua	7	—	0	0			682	*	0.00%	*	0.20%
	United Party	Carlton Darby	4	—	0	0			602	*	0.00%	*	0.32%
	National Citizens Alliance	Stephen J. Garvey	4	—	0	0			510	*	0.00%	*	0.27%
	Stop Climate Change	Ken Ranney	2	—	0	0			296	*	0.00%	*	0.23%
	Canadian Nationalist	Travis Patron	3	—	0	0			281	*	0.00%	*	0.20%
	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation^[s]				1	—
	Vacant				5	—
Total valid votes			—	—	—	—	—	—	18,170,880	+579,412	100.00%	—	—

Blank and invalid votes			—	—	—	—	—	—	179,479	+58,964	0.98%	+0.30pp	—
Total			2,146	338	338	338	—	100.00%	18,350,359	+580,480	100.00%	—	100.00%
Registered voters/turnout			—	—	—	—	—	—	27,373,058	+1,433,316	67.03%	−1.25pp	—
Source: Elections Canada^[526] (Official Voting Results)

Results by province

Distribution of seats and popular vote %, by party by province/territory (2019)
Party name			BC	AB	SK	MB	ON	QC	NB	NS	PE	NL	YT	NT	NU	Total
	Liberal	Seats:	11	–	–	4	79	35	6	10	4	6	1	1	–	157
	Liberal	Vote:	26.2	13.8	11.7	26.5	41.6	34.3	37.5	41.4	43.7	44.9	33.5	39.7	30.9	33.1
	Conservative	Seats:	17	33	14	7	36	10	3	1	–	–	–	–	–	121
	Conservative	Vote:	34.0	69.0	64.0	45.2	33.1	16.0	32.8	25.7	27.3	27.9	32.7	25.5	26.1	34.3
	NDP	Seats:	11	1	–	3	6	1	–	–	–	1	–	–	1	24
	NDP	Vote:	24.4	11.6	19.6	20.8	16.8	10.8	9.4	18.9	7.6	23.7	22.0	22.3	40.8	16.0
	Bloc Québécois	Seats:						32								32
	Bloc Québécois	Vote:						32.4								7.6
	Green	Seats:	2	–	–	–	–	–	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	3
	Green	Vote:	12.5	2.8	2.6	5.1	6.2	4.5	17.2	11.0	20.9	3.1	10.5	10.6	2.2	6.5
	People's	Seats:	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
	People's	Vote:	1.7	2.2	1.8	1.7	1.6	1.5	2.0	1.2	–	0.1	1.4	1.8	–	1.6
	Independents and minor parties	Seats:	1	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	1
	Independents and minor parties	Vote:	1.3	0.5	0.2	0.6	0.2	0.1	1.1	1.8	0.5	0.2	–	–	–	0.2
Seats:			42	34	14	14	121	78	10	11	4	7	1	1	1	338

Analysis

Vote-splitting benefited the Conservatives in Ontario and Metro Vancouver, the Liberals in Quebec and the Maritimes, and the NDP in British Columbia and outside the GTA in Ontario. It also helped the Bloc in some Quebec ridings.^[527] Furthermore, analysis by different news outlets showed that the PPC cost the Tories six to seven seats. However, a Tory strategist said that it is not guaranteed that PPC voters would have voted for the Conservatives. The PPC's spokesperson echoed similar sentiments.^[528]^[529]^[530]

Strategic voting was prominent across the country. However, it was not the primary factor for most. According to a poll conducted after the election, of respondents who ultimately voted Liberal, 46 per cent said they had considered voting for the NDP at some point during the campaign. Another 29 per cent considered voting Green. Additionally, 15 per cent of Conservative voters considered voting for the People's Party.^[531]^[532]

Ninety-eight women were elected to federal seats in this election. This also set a new record, both by number and by percentage, but still fell short of equality advocates' goal of 30% women. The highest percentage of elected women was in the Green party, with two female MPs out of three elected Green Party members.^[533]^[534]

Election aftermath

Following the election, Trudeau ruled out a coalition and announced that his new cabinet would be sworn in on November 20, 2019.^[342] On November 4, 2019, Elizabeth May announced that she would be stepping down as leader of the Green Party.^[535] On December 12, 2019, Andrew Scheer announced that he was resigning as leader of the Conservative Party.^[536]

Recounts

Defeated parties sought recounts in three ridings where the races were won by a few hundred votes. The Bloc Québécois made its request in the Quebec Superior Court for the ridings of Hochelaga and Québec^[537]^[538] and the NDP sought a recount for the riding of Port Moody—Coquitlam. Federal judges accepted the requests and ruled that recounts should happen for those ridings.^[539]^[540] All three recount requests were withdrawn during the recounting process, thus the victors stayed the same.^[541]^[542]^[543]^[544]

Electoral reform

The nature of the elections' results reignited calls for electoral reform.^[545]^[546]^[547]^[548]^[549] Some commentators argued against the current first-past-the-post system,^[550]^[551]^[552]^[553] while others defended it.^[554]^[555] Dominic O'Sullivan, Associate Professor of Political Science at Charles Sturt University, argued that Canada should follow in New Zealand's footsteps with their electoral reform.^[556] News outlets also published articles showing what the election results could have looked like if Trudeau had kept his promise on electoral reform.^[557]^[547]^[558]

After the election, Elizabeth May sent Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a letter recommending STV as a compromise for electoral reform since it meets some of the concerns Trudeau expressed in the past.^[559]^[560]

A poll published by the Angus Reid Institute showed that support for electoral reform and proportional representation in particular skyrocketed following the election.^[561]

Western Canadian separatism

After Justin Trudeau's re-election on October 21, 2019, #Wexit trended on social media.^[562] However, experts stated part of the push was due to disinformation and bots.^[563]^[564] On November 4, 2019, the separatist group Wexit Alberta applied for federal political party status.^[565] On November 6, 2019, a poll conducted by Ipsos show a historic high level of interest in secession from Canada in both Alberta and Saskatchewan by 33% and 27%, respectively.^[566]^[567] On January 12, 2020, Wexit Canada was granted eligibility for the next federal election.^[568] They subsequently changed their name to the Maverick Party.^[569]

Chinese government interference

In late 2022, Global News reported on a suspected attempt by the government of China to infiltrate the Parliament of Canada by funding a network of candidates to run in the 2019 federal election.^[570]^[571]^[572]^[573]^[574] Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated on November 20, 2022, regarding alleged interference in the election that "I do not have any information, nor have I been briefed on any federal candidates receiving any money from China".^[575] In February 2023, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) concluded that the Chinese government interfered in the 2019 elections.^[576]

Deregistered parties

The Progressive Canadian Party was deregistered by Elections Canada on October 30, 2019, for failing to comply with the reporting provisions of the Canada Elections Act.^[577]

The United Party of Canada was deregistered on December 31, 2020, for failing to submit required financial documents or update party information.^[578]

The Stop Climate Change Party was deregistered on March 31, 2021, for failing to provide an auditor's report.^[579]

Notes

^ Not the incumbent, but stood in this seat and won.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b Following his removal from the NDP caucus, Pierre Nantel sat as an independent until the writ was dropped, but ran as a Green Party candidate on Federal election day.^[10]
^ Erin Weir designated himself as a member of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation following his expulsion from the NDP caucus. The CCF is not a registered party and Weir's designation exists only in a parliamentary, not electoral, sense. See: Co-operative Commonwealth Federation#2018
^ While the source is from 2015, this still applied to 2019
^ Endorsed a Liberal minority with an NDP/Green balance of power
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b Joint Liberal/BQ endorsement.
^ Endorsed Heather McPherson, the NDP candidate in her riding of Edmonton-Strathcona
^ The NDP changed their French slogan during the campaign. Prior to this one, they used "On se bat pour vous", which is "We Fight for You" in English.
^ The GPC changed their French slogan during the campaign. Prior to this one, they used "Ni à droite ni à gauche. Vers l'avant ensemble", which is "Neither left nor right. Forward together" in English.
^ According to Elections Canada rules, third parties are allowed to spend $1,023,400 in the pre-election period between June 30 and the start of the election campaign. They can spend an additional $511,700 during the election campaign.
^ These are not all the third parties that spent money during the election
^ The debate was cancelled due to Trudeau refusing to attend
^ The debate was cancelled due to Scheer refusing to attend
^ As the number of seats in the House of Commons has increased over time, in terms of share of seats in the House the Conservative's formed the largest opposition caucus since 1980.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c Some of the information (vote share and turnout) in the previous reference is not reflective of the final results
^ Includes Heather Leung, who was ejected from the Conservative Party after candidate registration was closed.
^ Includes Marthe Lépine, who was ejected by the party, and Michael Kalmanovitch, who publicly withdrew and threw his support to the local NDP candidate, both after candidate registration was closed.
^ Includes Pierre Nantel, who ran as a candidate for the Green Party in the 2019 election.
^ Erin Weir used this as his parliamentary affiliation after being ejected from the NDP; the CCF ceased to exist as a party when the NDP was formed in 1961.

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External links

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[35] также служил депутатом в 1988–1993, 1997–2009 гг.

[48] также служил депутатом в 2004–2011 годах

[61] объявил о выходе на пенсию; умер до выборов

[74] Избран как НДП

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[78] избран как консервативный

[83] to seek treatment for addiction

[87] rder to seek the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta

[89] Ambassador to the European Union

[90] Ambassador to China

[95] tions of sexual harassment

[100] rmer Minister of Public Services and Procurement

[102] wing her entrance into the 2018 British Columbia Liberal Party leadership election

[113] ver harassment allegations

[119] to run for Mayor of Vancouver

[123] s a result of a sexting scandal

[126] to seek treatment for a gambling addiction

[128] to run for the provincial district of Nanaimo

[auto-134] Jump up to: ^a ^b amid the SNC-Lavalin affair

[auto1-135] Jump up to: ^a ^b dies due to cancer, while serving as a Conservative MP

[138] will run for Greens in 2019 Canadian federal election

[2] Not the incumbent, but stood in this seat and won.

[NantelWrit-11] Jump up to: ^a ^b Following his removal from the NDP caucus, Pierre Nantel sat as an independent until the writ was dropped, but ran as a Green Party candidate on Federal election day.^[10]

[ErinWeir-12] Erin Weir designated himself as a member of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation following his expulsion from the NDP caucus. The CCF is not a registered party and Weir's designation exists only in a parliamentary, not electoral, sense. See: Co-operative Commonwealth Federation#2018

[28] While the source is from 2015, this still applied to 2019

[Varsity-177] Endorsed a Liberal minority with an NDP/Green balance of power

[Le_Devoir-179] Jump up to: ^a ^b Joint Liberal/BQ endorsement.

[193] Endorsed Heather McPherson, the NDP candidate in her riding of Edmonton-Strathcona

[207] The NDP changed their French slogan during the campaign. Prior to this one, they used "On se bat pour vous", which is "We Fight for You" in English.

[213] The GPC changed their French slogan during the campaign. Prior to this one, they used "Ni à droite ni à gauche. Vers l'avant ensemble", which is "Neither left nor right. Forward together" in English.

[Third_party_spending-455] According to Elections Canada rules, third parties are allowed to spend $1,023,400 in the pre-election period between June 30 and the start of the election campaign. They can spend an additional $511,700 during the election campaign.

[456] These are not all the third parties that spent money during the election

[536] The debate was cancelled due to Trudeau refusing to attend

[542] The debate was cancelled due to Scheer refusing to attend

[Opposition-546] As the number of seats in the House of Commons has increased over time, in terms of share of seats in the House the Conservative's formed the largest opposition caucus since 1980.

[The_Guardian-552] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c Some of the information (vote share and turnout) in the previous reference is not reflective of the final results

[563] Includes Heather Leung, who was ejected from the Conservative Party after candidate registration was closed.

[564] Includes Marthe Lépine, who was ejected by the party, and Michael Kalmanovitch, who publicly withdrew and threw his support to the local NDP candidate, both after candidate registration was closed.

[565] Includes Pierre Nantel, who ran as a candidate for the Green Party in the 2019 election.

[566] Erin Weir used this as his parliamentary affiliation after being ejected from the NDP; the CCF ceased to exist as a party when the NDP was formed in 1961.

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Seat	Before				Change
Seat	Date	Member	Party	Reason	Date	Member	Party
Medicine Hat—Cardston—Warner	March 23, 2016^[69]	Jim Hillyer	█ Conservative	Death in office	October 24, 2016^[70]	Glen Motz	█ Conservative
Nunavut	May 31, 2016^[71]	Hunter Tootoo	█ Liberal	Resigned from caucus^{[a 1]}			█ Independent
Ottawa—Vanier	August 16, 2016^[72]	Mauril Bélanger	█ Liberal	Death in office	April 3, 2017	Mona Fortier	█ Liberal
Calgary Heritage	August 26, 2016^[73]	Stephen Harper	█ Conservative	Resignation	April 3, 2017	Bob Benzen	█ Conservative
Calgary Midnapore	September 23, 2016^[74]	Jason Kenney	█ Conservative	Resignation^{[a 2]}	April 3, 2017	Stephanie Kusie	█ Conservative
Saint-Laurent	January 31, 2017^[75]	Stéphane Dion	█ Liberal	Resignation^{[a 3]}	April 3, 2017	Emmanuella Lambropoulos	█ Liberal
Markham—Thornhill	January 31, 2017	John McCallum	█ Liberal	Resignation^{[a 4]}	April 3, 2017	Mary Ng	█ Liberal
Sturgeon River—Parkland	July 4, 2017^[76]	Rona Ambrose	█ Conservative	Resignation	October 23, 2017	Dane Lloyd	█ Conservative
Lac-Saint-Jean	August 9, 2017^[77]	Denis Lebel	█ Conservative	Resignation	October 23, 2017^[78]	Richard Hébert	█ Liberal
Calgary Skyview	August 31, 2017^[79]	Darshan Kang	█ Liberal	Resigned from caucus^{[a 5]}			█ Independent
Scarborough—Agincourt	September 14, 2017^[80]^[81]	Arnold Chan	█ Liberal	Death in office	December 11, 2017^[82]	Jean Yip	█ Liberal
Bonavista—Burin—Trinity	September 30, 2017^[83]	Judy Foote	█ Liberal	Resignation^{[a 6]}	December 11, 2017	Churence Rogers	█ Liberal
South Surrey—White Rock	September 30, 2017^[84]	Dianne Watts	█ Conservative	Resignation^{[a 7]}	December 11, 2017	Gordon Hogg	█ Liberal
Battlefords—Lloydminster	October 2, 2017^[85]	Gerry Ritz	█ Conservative	Resignation	December 11, 2017	Rosemarie Falk	█ Conservative
Chicoutimi—Le Fjord	December 1, 2017^[86]	Denis Lemieux	█ Liberal	Resignation	June 18, 2018^[87]	Richard Martel	█ Conservative
Terrebonne	February 28, 2018^[88]^[89]	Michel Boudrias	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Terrebonne	February 28, 2018^[88]^[89]	Michel Boudrias	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	June 6, 2018^[90]		█ Bloc Québécois
Rivière-du-Nord	February 28, 2018	Rhéal Fortin	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Rivière-du-Nord	February 28, 2018	Rhéal Fortin	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	September 17, 2018^[91]		█ Bloc Québécois
Mirabel	February 28, 2018	Simon Marcil	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Mirabel	February 28, 2018	Simon Marcil	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	June 6, 2018		█ Bloc Québécois
Repentigny	February 28, 2018	Monique Pauzé	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Repentigny	February 28, 2018	Monique Pauzé	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	September 17, 2018^[91]		█ Bloc Québécois
Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel	February 28, 2018	Louis Plamondon	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel	February 28, 2018	Louis Plamondon	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	September 17, 2018^[91]		█ Bloc Québécois
Joliette	February 28, 2018	Gabriel Ste-Marie	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Joliette	February 28, 2018	Gabriel Ste-Marie	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	September 17, 2018^[91]		█ Bloc Québécois
Montcalm	February 28, 2018	Luc Thériault	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus			█ Groupe parl qué
Montcalm	February 28, 2018	Luc Thériault	█ Bloc Québécois	Resigned from caucus	September 17, 2018^[91]		█ Bloc Québécois
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes	May 2, 2018^[92]	Gord Brown	█ Conservative	Death in office	December 3, 2018^[93]	Michael Barrett	█ Conservative
Regina—Lewvan	May 3, 2018^[94]	Erin Weir	█ New Democratic	Removed from caucus^{[a 8]}	May 11, 2018^[95]		█ CCF
Outremont	August 3, 2018^[96]	Tom Mulcair	█ New Democratic	Resignation	February 25, 2019^[97]	Rachel Bendayan	█ Liberal
Beauce	August 23, 2018^[98]	Maxime Bernier	█ Conservative	Resigned from caucus	September 14, 2018		█ People's
Burnaby South	September 14, 2018^[99]	Kennedy Stewart	█ New Democratic	Resignation^{[a 9]}	February 25, 2019^[97]	Jagmeet Singh	█ New Democratic
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill	September 17, 2018^[100]	Leona Alleslev	█ Liberal	Changed affiliation			█ Conservative
York—Simcoe	September 30, 2018^[101]	Peter Van Loan	█ Conservative	Resignation	February 25, 2019^[97]	Scot Davidson	█ Conservative
Parry Sound-Muskoka	November 7, 2018^[102]	Tony Clement	█ Conservative	Resigned from caucus^{[a 10]}			█ Independent
Brampton East	November 30, 2018^[103]^{[non-primary source needed]}^[104]	Raj Grewal	█ Liberal	Resigned from caucus^{[a 11]}			█ Independent
Nanaimo—Ladysmith	January 2, 2019^[105]	Sheila Malcolmson	█ New Democratic	Resigned^{[a 12]}	May 6, 2019^[106]	Paul Manly	█ Green
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel	January 29, 2019^[107]	Nicola Di Iorio	█ Liberal	Resignation
Kings—Hants	February 10, 2019^[108]	Scott Brison	█ Liberal	Resignation
Whitby	March 20, 2019^[109]	Celina Caesar-Chavannes	█ Liberal	Resigned from caucus			█ Independent
Markham—Stouffville	April 2, 2019^[110]	Jane Philpott	█ Liberal	Removed from caucus^{[a 13]}			█ Independent
Vancouver Granville	April 2, 2019^[110]	Jody Wilson-Raybould	█ Liberal	Removed from caucus^{[a 13]}			█ Independent
Langley—Aldergrove	June 20, 2019	Mark Warawa	█ Conservative	Death in office^{[a 14]}
Calgary Forest Lawn	August 2, 2019	Deepak Obhrai	█ Conservative	Death in office^{[a 14]}
Longueuil—Saint-Hubert	August 16, 2019^[111]^[112]	Pierre Nantel	█ New Democratic	Removed from caucus^{[a 15]}	August 16, 2019^[112]		█ Independent

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