2021 Canadian Federal Election

September 20, 2021 · The modern battleground · 338 seats, 170 for a majority

Justin Trudeau's pandemic snap election returned an almost identical Parliament to the one he dissolved: a Liberal minority of 160 on the lowest turnout since 2008, with the Conservatives under Erin O'Toole again winning the popular vote.

Prime Minister before

Justin Trudeau

Liberal

Prime Minister (continued)

Justin Trudeau

Liberal

Government formed

Liberal

minority government

Turnout

62.3%

The result

Share of House
LiberalJustin Trudeau160+5
5,556,62932.6%-0.5
ConservativeErin O'Toole1190
5,747,41033.7%-0.6
Bloc QuébécoisYves-François Blanchet320
1,301,6157.6%+0.0
New DemocraticJagmeet Singh25+1
3,036,34817.8%+1.8
GreenAnnamie Paul20
396,9882.3%-4.2
People'sMaxime Bernier00
840,9934.9%+3.3

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.

Liberal1527.0%215.5%010.6%427.9%7839.3%3533.6%642.4%842.3%446.2%647.7%133.4%138.2%035.9%16032.6%
Conservative1333.2%3055.3%1459.0%739.2%3734.9%1018.6%433.6%329.4%031.6%132.5%026.3%014.4%016.5%11933.7%
New Democratic1329.2%219.1%021.1%323.0%517.8%19.8%011.9%022.1%09.2%017.4%022.4%032.3%147.7%2517.8%
Bloc Québécois3232.1%327.6%
People's04.9%07.4%06.6%07.6%05.5%02.7%06.1%04.0%03.2%02.4%00004.9%
Green15.3%00.9%01.1%01.7%12.2%01.5%05.2%01.9%09.6%004.4%02.3%022.3%
Independents and minor parties00.4%01.9%01.6%00.7%00.3%01.6%00.8%00.3%00.2%0013.6%012.7%000.2%
Total seats4234141412178101147111338