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Elizabeth May Map of Canada displaying the results of the 2015 federal election by province and territory, color-coded by party: Liberal (red), Conservative (blue), New Democratic Party (orange), and Bloc Quebecois (light blue for Quebec only). Each region shows the number of seats won by each party, with the Liberals dominating most provinces, especially in eastern and central Canada, while Conservatives hold most seats in Alberta and Saskatchewan. A legend at the bottom summarizes national seat totals for e Map of Canada displaying the results of the 2008 federal election by province and territory, with regions shaded to indicate the leading party's share of the popular vote: blue for Conservative, red for Liberal, light blue for Bloc Quebecois, and orange for New Democratic Party. Each area is labeled with the number of seats won by each party, and a legend at the bottom summarizes national seat totals for each party.
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  • 2008 Canadian federal election results
    Canadian Federal Election of 2008
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  • 2011 Canadian federal election results
    Canadian Federal Election of 2011

    …Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party, which had garnered nearly one million votes in the 2008 election but no representation in the House of Commons. The Bloc Québécois remained principally a regional party, but, in addition to its demand for $2.2 billion (Canadian) in compensation for harmonizing Quebec’s sales…

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    …Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party, which had garnered nearly one million votes in the 2008 election but no representation in the House of Commons. The Bloc Québécois remained principally a regional party, but, in addition to its demand for $2.2 billion (Canadian) in compensation for harmonizing Quebec’s sales…

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    Canadian Federal Election of 2011
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  • Elizabeth May
    Elizabeth May

    …served as leader of the Green Party of Canada from 2006 to 2019.

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    …served as leader of the Green Party of Canada from 2006 to 2019.

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