The connection between next year’s Ontario vote and the ’19 federal election includes the performance of opposition parties. Continue reading →

When and where candidates can put election signs was a hot topic at London city hall yesterday. Continue reading →

The next federal election will most likely be driven by three public opinion trends that have taken root in Canada, says Mike Colledge, President, Canada Ipsos Public Affairs. Continue reading →

Canadians may not agree on the kind of voting system they want but Maryam Monsef says they do agree on some common principles they want to see in any electoral reform. Continue reading →

Ranked balloting remains one of the options under consideration by a Commons committee, which resumes its study of potential new electoral models next week. Here’s a look at the pros and cons of ranked ballots. Continue reading →

If Justin Trudeau gets his way on electoral reform, will the Liberals “steal” every federal election in perpetuity? Continue reading →

The number of young Canadian voters who cast a ballot in the last federal election spiked by an astounding 18 per cent, new data from Elections Canada shows. Continue reading →

More than 1,500 NDP faithful are gathering in Edmonton today to spend the next three days sifting the ashes of last year’s ballot-box disaster – and to confront the man many blame for it. Continue reading →

More often than not, the candidates who spent the most did not win seats in the Oct. 19, 2015 federal election. Continue reading →

Tom Mulcair was leaving the national capital, his devastating federal election defeat still stinging, when he realized he wanted to stay on as NDP leader. Continue reading →