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Voter Alamac:

Federal Election 2004

Election Backgrounders

Political Parties in Canada

Background information on all registered, deregistered and eligible political parties

Minority Governments

The pros and cons of a minority government and the different ways one can form

What is a Political Party?

An introduction to the nature and role of a political party in Canada

How to Vote in the 2004 Federal Election

Who can vote and how to get on the voters list for federal election

Links to More Information

Find more information about the election

Leader Profiles

P. Martin | S. Harper | J. Layton | G. Duceppe

Political Party Platforms

Conservative | Liberal | New Democratic | Bloc

Election Features

Viewers Guide to Election Night
Some of the things to watch for as you sit down and watch the results come in.

Campaign Website Reviews
Reviews of the major parties websites

Top Five Elections in Canada

Join us as we count down the top five elections in Canadian history.

Election Report Card

A panel of professors grades the performances of the parties over the course of the election campaign

	Political Parties
	Bloc	Con	Lib	NDP
Week One	B+	B	C+	B
Week Two	B+	B+	C-	B
Week Three	B+	B+	C	B
Week Four	B+	B	C	B-
Week Five	A-	C+	B	B

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