Election
Canada 2019 General Election
October 21, 2019
The Liberal Party under Justin Trudeau won 157 of 338 seats and formed a minority government. The Conservative Party under Andrew Scheer won the largest nationwide vote share, 34.3%, and 121 seats; turnout was 67.0%.
Official results
Vote share is nationwide; seats were awarded in 338 separate first-past-the-post electoral districts. The five parties listed account for 337 seats; the remaining seat was won by an Independent, Jody Wilson-Raybould in Vancouver Granville.
- Conservative Party34.3%6,239,227
121 seats
- Liberal Party33.1%6,018,728
157 seats
- New Democratic Party16%2,903,722
24 seats
- Bloc Québécois7.6%1,387,030
32 seats
- Green Party6.5%1,189,607
3 seats
The Integrity Ledger
What the evidence establishes, and what it does not — side by side, each finding sourced and tiered.
What is established
- Foreign interferenceConfirmed
The Hogue Commission concluded that the 2019 election was, without a doubt, subject to foreign interference.
More detail
The Commission distinguished foreign-interference activity from the integrity of voting and counting and did not find that it changed which party formed government.
Sources:1
What is not established
- Foreign interferenceDebunked
The Commission found that foreign interference did not affect which party formed government; the Liberals would have formed government in 2019.
Sources:1 - Result falsificationDebunked
The Commission found Canada's electoral system robust and concluded that votes were cast and counted as intended.