2019 Canadian Federal Election

October 21, 2019 · The modern battleground · 338 seats, 170 for a majority

Trudeau lost his majority and the popular vote but kept power, taking 157 seats to Andrew Scheer's 121. The Bloc Québécois tripled its caucus and the divide between a Liberal east and Conservative west sharpened.

Prime Minister before

Justin Trudeau

Liberal

Prime Minister (continued)

Justin Trudeau

Liberal

Government formed

Liberal

minority government

Turnout

67.0%

The result

Share of House
LiberalJustin Trudeau157-20
6,018,72833.1%-6.4
ConservativeAndrew Scheer121+26
6,239,22734.3%+2.4
Bloc QuébécoisYves-François Blanchet32+22
1,387,0307.6%+3.0
New DemocraticJagmeet Singh24-15
2,903,72216.0%-3.7
GreenElizabeth May3+1
1,189,6076.5%+3.1
People'sMaxime Bernier0-1
294,0921.6%

1 further seat went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.

The result by province & territory

Seats won and vote share in each province and territory. Blank cells mean the party did not contest the province; the results table splits allied labels (Liberal-Conservatives, farmers' candidates, independents) that the headline figures group together.

Liberal1126.2%013.8%011.7%426.5%7941.6%3534.3%637.5%1041.4%443.7%644.9%133.5%139.7%030.9%15733.1%
Conservative1734.0%3369.0%1464.0%745.2%3633.1%1016.0%332.8%125.7%027.3%027.9%032.7%025.5%026.1%12134.3%
New Democratic1124.4%111.6%019.6%320.8%616.8%110.8%09.4%018.9%07.6%123.7%022.0%022.3%140.8%2416.0%
Bloc Québécois3232.4%327.6%
Green212.5%02.8%02.6%05.1%06.2%04.5%117.2%011.0%020.9%03.1%010.5%010.6%02.2%36.5%
People's01.7%02.2%01.8%01.7%01.6%01.5%02.0%01.2%000.1%01.4%01.8%00
Independents and minor parties11.3%00.5%00.2%00.6%00.2%00.1%01.1%01.8%00.5%00.2%00010.2%
Total seats4234141412178101147111338