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Over 19.5 million Canadians participated in the country's federal election, as per Elections Canada's reports.

Voting turnout in the federal election surpasses 68%, with over 19.5 million eligible voters participating.

Over 19.5 million Canadians participated in the country's federal election, as per Elections Canada's reports.

FEDERAL ELECTION RESULTS IN 🇨🇦 CANADA See a Boost in Voter Turnout! 🔥

🗣️ The dust has settled on the 2025 Canadian federal election, and it looks like more than 68% of eligible voters across the land participated in the democratic process, casting over 19.5 million ballots! 🗳️

🤨 While this year's turnout came close to expectations, it didn't quite reach the record-breaking 79.4% set way back in March 1958. Yet, it's the highest turnout since the 1993 federal election, which saw a whopping 69.6% voter participation! 📊

🤓 Breaking down the numbers, Elections Canada reports that around 11 million Canadians hit the polls or their long-term care facilities on election day, with about 7.3 million more casting their votes at advance polls, and 1.2 million voting by special ballot. 🗺️

🙅‍‍♀️ Unfortunately, Elections Canada doesn't gather demographics data, so we can't say which specific groups turned out to vote. However, they mentioned that post-election surveys can identify which communities encountered obstacles in voting and propose solutions for future elections. 🤔

🥁 And the winners are... 🏆 The Liberal party took home 43.7% of the total vote and 169 seats, while the Conservatives secured 41.3% of the vote and 144 seats. The Bloc Quebecois and the NDP both garnered 6.3% of the vote, with 22 seats for the Bloc and 7 seats for the NDP. 💥

📰 This article, originally from The Canadian Press, was first published on April 29, 2025. 📝 🔗

  • bored? 😴 👉 Check out our interactive results map 🌐 here!* 🌐 👉 Curious about the aftermath of the election? 💭 👉 Check out our analysis here! 📝 💭

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  1. The federal election results in Canada witnessed a significant boost in voter turnout, with over 68% of eligible voters participating, marking a turnout of more than 19.5 million.
  2. The 2025 federal election turnout didn't quite reach the record-breaking 79.4% set in 1958 but recorded the highest turnout since the 1993 federal election.
  3. Video analysis and policy-and-legislation news coverage could delve into the potential factors influencing the election results, considering the unexpected turnout.
  4. Quebecois voters appeared to have a decisive role in the 2025 federal election, as implied by the Bloc Quebecois' win of 22 seats.
  5. The policy-and-legislation ramifications of the election may heavily rely on the select committees formed by the elected politicians, given the close contest between the Liberal and Conservative parties.
More than sixty-eight percent of eligible citizens exercised their voting rights in the recent federal election, amounting to over nineteen million individuals. (Elections Canada notes increased voter turnout)

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