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Title: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on August 09, 2009, 12:00:14 PM Much needed!
Assuming, unrealistically, you had a choice between all parties. Doing this with hindsight, personally. 1867: Conservative 1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal or Nationalist Conservative 1891: Liberal or Nationalist Conservative 1896: Patrons of Industry or Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Liberal (Laurier) 1921: Progressive 1925: Liberal or Progressive 1926: Progressive 1930: Liberal 1935: Liberal 1940: National Government 1945: Liberal 1949: Liberal 1953: Liberal 1957: Liberal 1958: Liberal 1962: Liberal 1963: Liberal 1968: PC 1972: PC 1974: PC 1979: PC 1980: Rhino 1984: Rhino 1988: Rhino 1993: Liberal 1997: Liberal 2000: Liberal 2004: Green 2006: Green 2008: Green Next: Liberal Liberal hack! Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: MASHED POTATOES. VOTE! on August 09, 2009, 01:38:54 PM All elections: Liberal
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on August 09, 2009, 01:47:24 PM All elections: Liberal rofl. Really? Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hans-im-Glück on August 09, 2009, 02:05:35 PM I'm not the specialist for Canadian politics, but i think i never vote Conservative. In the early years i vote for the Liberals and in the modern times i vote for the NDP. When i live in Quebec it is possible that i vote sometimes for the BQ.
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Antonio the Sixth on August 09, 2009, 06:12:46 PM Probably NDP. Anyways, I probably need to acknowledge Canadian politics better.
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: MASHED POTATOES. VOTE! on August 09, 2009, 06:50:57 PM All elections: Liberal rofl. Really? Didn't you know that I'm highly partisian piece of crap? ;) Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on August 09, 2009, 06:52:01 PM All elections: Liberal rofl. Really? Didn't you know that I'm highly partisian piece of crap? ;) You support socialist/social democratic parties in all other countries but not in Canada? Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Lief 🗽 on August 10, 2009, 03:26:37 AM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Conservative 1882: Conservative 1887: Conservative 1891: Conservative 1896: Conservative 1900: Conservative 1904: Conservative 1908: Conservative 1911: Conservative 1917: Unionist 1921: Labour 1925: Labour 1926: Conservative 1930: Conservative 1935: Cooperative Commonwealth 1940: Conservative 1945: Cooperative Commonwealth 1949: Cooperative Commonwealth 1953: Cooperative Commonwealth 1957: Cooperative Commonwealth 1958: Progressive Conservative 1962: New Democrats 1963: New Democrats 1965: New Democrats 1968: Liberals 1972: Liberals 1974: Liberals 1979: New Democrats 1980: New Democrats 1984: New Democrats 1988: New Democrats 1993: New Democrats 1997: New Democrats 2000: New Democrats 2004: New Democrats 2006: New Democrats 2008: New Democrats (Though I'd vote Lib or BQ even to defeat a Tory) Next: New Democrats (see above) Conservative/PC/Unionist: 14 NDP: 11 Liberal: 7 CCF: 5 Labour: 2 Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: MASHED POTATOES. VOTE! on August 10, 2009, 09:59:06 AM All elections: Liberal rofl. Really? Didn't you know that I'm highly partisian piece of crap? ;) You support socialist/social democratic parties in all other countries but not in Canada? Er, becuase they are major party. The same reason I'd vote for Democrats in every election instead of Greens Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on August 10, 2009, 10:00:15 AM The NDP is far more relevant (and useful) than the US Greens could ever dream of being. There's no comparison.
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Хahar 🤔 on August 10, 2009, 04:46:58 PM 1867: Conservative
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Opposition 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: United Farmers 1930: United Farmers 1935: CCF 1940: CCF 1945: CCF 1949: CCF 1953: CCF 1957: CCF 1958: CCF 1962: NDP 1963: NDP 1968: NDP 1972: NDP 1974: NDP 1979: NDP 1980: NDP 1984: NDP 1988: NDP 1993: NDP 1997: NDP 2000: NDP 2004: NDP 2006: NDP 2008: NDP Next: NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on August 10, 2009, 05:00:07 PM Quebec version:
1867: Liberal 1871: Liberal 1875: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1881: Liberal 1886: Liberal 1890: Liberal 1892: Liberal 1897: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1912: Liberal 1916: Liberal 1919: Liberal 1923: Liberal 1927: Liberal 1931: Liberal 1935: ALN 1936: Abstain 1939: Liberal 1944: Liberal 1948: Liberal 1952: Liberal 1956: Liberal 1960: Liberal 1962: Liberal 1966: Liberal 1970: PQ 1973: PQ 1976: PQ 1981: PQ 1985: Liberal 1989: Green 1994: Lemon 1998: PQ 2003: Green 2007: Green 2008: Green Ontario: 1867: Liberal 1871: Liberal 1875: Liberal 1879: Liberal 1883: Liberal 1886: Liberal 1890: Liberal 1894: Liberal or Patrons of Industry 1898: Liberal 1902: Liberal 1905: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1914: Liberal 1919: UFO 1923: UFO 1926: Conservative 1929: Conservative 1934: Liberal 1937: Liberal 1943: CCF 1945: CCF 1948: PC 1951: PC 1955: PC 1959: PC 1963: PC 1967: PC 1971: PC 1975: Liberal 1977: NDP 1981: PC 1985: Liberal 1987: Liberal 1990: Liberal 1995: Green (or tactical Liberal vote to prevent that scumbag Harris) 1999: Liberal 2003: Liberal 2007: Green Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Antonio the Sixth on August 11, 2009, 09:38:54 AM Thanks to Hashemite :), I'm finally able to do my own list :
1867 : Liberal 1872 : Liberal 1874 : Liberal 1878 : Liberal 1882 : Liberal 1887 : Liberal 1891 : Liberal 1896 : Liberal 1900 : Liberal 1904 : Liberal 1908 : Liberal 1911 : Liberal 1917 : Laurier Liberal 1921 : Progressive 1925 : Progressive 1926 : Progressive 1930 : Progressive 1935 : CCF 1940 : CCF 1945 : Liberal 1949 : CCF 1953 : CCF 1957 : CCF 1958 : CCF 1962 : NDP 1963 : Liberal 1965 : Liberal 1968 : Liberal 1972 : NDP 1974 : NDP 1979 : NDP 1980 : NDP 1984 : NDP 1988 : NDP 1993 : Liberal or BQ 1997 : NDP 2000 : NDP 2004 : NDP 2006 : NDP 2008 : NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Хahar 🤔 on August 11, 2009, 11:35:39 AM All elections: Liberal rofl. Really? Didn't you know that I'm highly partisian piece of crap? ;) The Liberals are not a leftist party. They occupy the political center. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Teddy (IDS Legislator) on September 07, 2009, 07:15:25 AM If you had asked me this question in 2003, I'd have said NDP for every election
If you asked in 2005, I'd have said Liberal, straight through 2007 and I'd pick all Tories But lets see what mindset I was at, at the time. The 2000 election was the first that I was old enough to know what was going on. I'd have voted liberal. In 2004 I voted Liberal In 2006 I voted Conservative In 2008 I voted Green In 2009 I plan to either vote for the Liberals or the Greens What about in the past? In 1867 I'd have voted anti-confederate In 1921 I'd have voted Progressive In 1979 I'd have voted PC And again in 1980 Beyond that its really hard to say. Update I'll be voting Green. In 1867 I'd have voted Conservative And I'd have voted PC in 1979, 1980, 1984, 1988, and 1993, and Liberal or PC in 1997 and 2000. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hatman 🍁 on September 07, 2009, 09:02:07 AM 1867-1917: Conservative, probably
1921-1930: Progressive, Labour or United Farmers depending on the district 1935-1958: CCF 1962-present: NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: k-onmmunist on July 18, 2010, 05:45:37 AM 1867 : Conservative
1872 : Conservative 1874 : Conservative 1878 : Conservative 1882 : Conservative 1887 : Conservative 1891 : Conservative 1896 : Patrons of Industry 1900 : Conservative 1904 : Conservative 1908 : Labour 1911 : Conservative 1917 : Unionist 1921 : Labour 1925 : Labour 1926 : Labour 1930 : Communist 1935 : Communist 1940 : Communist 1945 : Labour-Progressive 1949 : Labour-Progressive 1953 : Labour-Progressive 1957 : Progressive Conservative 1958 : CCF 1962 : Communist 1963 : NDP 1965 : NDP 1968 : Liberal 1972 : NDP 1974 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 1979 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 1980 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 1984 : Liberal 1988 : Liberal 1993 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 1997 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 2000 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 2004 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 2006 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada 2008 : Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada using my own colour scheme :) Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Dr. Cynic on July 27, 2010, 04:28:08 PM 1867: George Brown
1872: Edward Blake 1874: Alexander Mackenzie 1878: Alexander Mackenzie 1882: Edward Blake 1887: Edward Blake 1891: Wilfrid Laurier 1896: Wilfrid Laurier 1900: Wilfrid Laurier 1904: Wilfrid Laurier 1908: Wilfrid Laurier 1911: Wilfrid Laurier 1917: Robert Borden 1921: William Mackenzie King 1925: William Mackenzie King 1926: William Mackenzie King 1930: William Mackenzie King 1935: William Mackenzie King 1940: William Mackenzie King 1945: William Mackenzie King 1949: Louis St. Laurent 1953: Louis St. Laurent 1957: Louis St. Laurent 1958: Lester Pearson 1962: Tommy Douglas 1963: Tommy Douglas 1965: Tommy Douglas 1968: Tommy Douglas 1972: Pierre Trudeau 1974: Pierre Trudeau 1979: Pierre Trudeau 1980: Pierre Trudeau 1984: Ed Broadbent 1988: Ed Broadbent 1993: Jean Chretien 1997: Jean Chretien 2000: Jean Chretien 2004: Jack Layton 2006: Jack Layton 2008: Jack Layton Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on July 27, 2010, 07:12:15 PM 1867: George Brown 1872: Edward Blake 1874: Alexander Mackenzie 1878: Alexander Mackenzie 1882: Edward Blake 1887: Edward Blake 1891: Wilfrid Laurier 1896: Wilfrid Laurier 1900: Wilfrid Laurier 1904: Wilfrid Laurier 1908: Wilfrid Laurier 1911: Wilfrid Laurier 1917: Robert Borden 1921: William Mackenzie King 1925: William Mackenzie King 1926: William Mackenzie King 1930: William Mackenzie King 1935: William Mackenzie King 1940: William Mackenzie King 1945: William Mackenzie King 1949: Louis St. Laurent 1953: Louis St. Laurent 1957: Louis St. Laurent 1958: Lester Pearson 1962: Tommy Douglas 1963: Tommy Douglas 1965: Tommy Douglas 1968: Tommy Douglas 1972: Pierre Trudeau 1974: Pierre Trudeau 1979: Pierre Trudeau 1980: Pierre Trudeau 1984: Ed Broadbent 1988: Ed Broadbent 1993: Jean Chretien 1997: Jean Chretien 2000: Jean Chretien 2004: Jack Layton 2006: Jack Layton 2008: Jack Layton You don't vote for PM. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Dr. Cynic on July 27, 2010, 08:45:19 PM 1867: George Brown 1872: Edward Blake 1874: Alexander Mackenzie 1878: Alexander Mackenzie 1882: Edward Blake 1887: Edward Blake 1891: Wilfrid Laurier 1896: Wilfrid Laurier 1900: Wilfrid Laurier 1904: Wilfrid Laurier 1908: Wilfrid Laurier 1911: Wilfrid Laurier 1917: Robert Borden 1921: William Mackenzie King 1925: William Mackenzie King 1926: William Mackenzie King 1930: William Mackenzie King 1935: William Mackenzie King 1940: William Mackenzie King 1945: William Mackenzie King 1949: Louis St. Laurent 1953: Louis St. Laurent 1957: Louis St. Laurent 1958: Lester Pearson 1962: Tommy Douglas 1963: Tommy Douglas 1965: Tommy Douglas 1968: Tommy Douglas 1972: Pierre Trudeau 1974: Pierre Trudeau 1979: Pierre Trudeau 1980: Pierre Trudeau 1984: Ed Broadbent 1988: Ed Broadbent 1993: Jean Chretien 1997: Jean Chretien 2000: Jean Chretien 2004: Jack Layton 2006: Jack Layton 2008: Jack Layton You don't vote for PM. As I stated before, I'm well aware of that. I merely listed the PM I would support. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: hcallega on July 27, 2010, 09:13:00 PM 1867: Conservative
1872: Conservative 1874: Conservative 1878: Conservative 1882: Conservative 1887: Conservative 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Laurier Liberal 1921: Liberal 1925: Liberal 1926: Liberal 1930: Conservative 1935: Liberal[/color 1940: Liberal 1945: Liberal 1949: Liberal 1953: Liberal 1956: Liberal 1958: Progressive Conservative 1962: Progressive Conservative 1963: Progressive Conservative 1965: Progressive Conservative 1968: Liberal 1972: Liberal, but would have voted for Roch LaSalle if I was in his riding 1975: Liberal 1979: Liberal 1980: Liberal 1984: Progressive Conservative 1988: Progressive Conservative 1993: Bloc Quebecois 1997: Bloc Quebecois 2000: Liberal 2004: Bloc Quebecois 2006: Bloc Quebecois 2008: Bloc Quebecois Explanation 1867-1887: Supported the pro-Quebec Conservatives over the anti-clerical Liberals 1891-1917: Supported the pro-Quebec Liberals over the anti-French/anti-Catholic Conservatives 1917: Supported Laurier as I likely would have opposed Canadian entry into World War One 1921-1926: See 1891-1917 1930: Due to Great Depression would have supported Conservatives 1935-1956: Turned back to Liberals who embraced New Deal-esque policies and guided Canada through World War Two. Would have supported Uncle Louis in the post-war years. 1958-1965: Supported the "one-nation" conservatism of Diefenbaker over the social democracy of Pearson 1968-1980: Supported Trudeau, despite reservations over his belief in Canadian nationalism 1984-1988: Supported Mulroney in the years of prosperity and pro-Quebec policies 1993-1997, 2004-Present: Supported the pro-Quebec Bloc 2000: Chretien was doing such a darn good job, might as well! Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on July 28, 2010, 08:27:35 AM 1930: Conservative You'd have supported RB Bennett's Hoover-esque Nazi-loving Tories? Quote 1972: Liberal, but would have voted for Roch LaSalle if I was in his riding Roch LaSalle was the MP for my family's birthplace. He was a good constituency MP (he delivered passports door-to-door to those who had asked for one), had a massive personal vote. Quote Explanation 1867-1887: Supported the pro-Quebec Conservatives over the anti-clerical Liberals The Tories were not "pro-Quebec" (as ridiculous of a phrase that is) but rather supported the far-right clerical elite which controlled Quebec as a theocratic dictatorship until 1960. Until the Tories became the party of WASPs nationwide. Quote 1891-1917: Supported the pro-Quebec Liberals over the anti-French/anti-Catholic Conservatives Supporting conscription is not 'anti-French', ftr. Quote 1968-1980: Supported Trudeau, despite reservations over his belief in Canadian nationalism I don't think I've ever seen a contemporary Bloc supporter who likes Trudeau. Quote 1984-1988: Supported Mulroney in the years of prosperity and pro-Quebec policies And the corruption and stupid constitutional debates; and cut it out with the "pro-Quebec" crap. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: hcallega on July 28, 2010, 08:58:45 AM 1930: Conservative You'd have supported RB Bennett's Hoover-esque Nazi-loving Tories? Quote 1972: Liberal, but would have voted for Roch LaSalle if I was in his riding Roch LaSalle was the MP for my family's birthplace. He was a good constituency MP (he delivered passports door-to-door to those who had asked for one), had a massive personal vote. Quote Explanation 1867-1887: Supported the pro-Quebec Conservatives over the anti-clerical Liberals The Tories were not "pro-Quebec" (as ridiculous of a phrase that is) but rather supported the far-right clerical elite which controlled Quebec as a theocratic dictatorship until 1960. Until the Tories became the party of WASPs nationwide. Quote 1891-1917: Supported the pro-Quebec Liberals over the anti-French/anti-Catholic Conservatives Supporting conscription is not 'anti-French', ftr. Quote 1968-1980: Supported Trudeau, despite reservations over his belief in Canadian nationalism I don't think I've ever seen a contemporary Bloc supporter who likes Trudeau. Quote 1984-1988: Supported Mulroney in the years of prosperity and pro-Quebec policies And the corruption and stupid constitutional debates; and cut it out with the "pro-Quebec" crap. Point #1: Looking at it at the time I would have yes. The Liberals had failed to keep the nation out of depression, so it was quite likely that I would have supported the Conservatives simply because of my own economic concerns. Point #3: I will always support the reactionaries over the anti-clerical party. As a devout Catholic any attack on my faith is an attack on me personally. Point #4: By that point the Liberals had shut up about being anti-clerical under Laurier, who I would support initially in large part because he was a Francophone. And yes, forcing men to fight for a war that was wrong and seen by most in Quebec at the time as a British war may not be anti-French, but it's still wrong. Point #5: I'll give you that one actually lol Point #6: Not a huge fan of Mulroney today, but at the time I believe he was the best option for Quebec federalism or separatism. And yes, I do base my votes in large part on Quebec's federalism/nationalism/independence even. I don't think of Canada as one nation so much as Quebec and everyone else. Therefore I would support the party that best supported the "nation" of Quebec. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on July 28, 2010, 09:09:12 AM Point #1: Looking at it at the time I would have yes. The Liberals had failed to keep the nation out of depression, so it was quite likely that I would have supported the Conservatives simply because of my own economic concerns. Did any party/leader in the world (excluding isolated places) keep their country out of the 1929 depression? There sure isn't much of those in the Americas. Quote Point #3: I will always support the reactionaries over the anti-clerical party. As a devout Catholic any attack on my faith is an attack on me personally. So you support theocracy? Quote Point #6: Not a huge fan of Mulroney today, but at the time I believe he was the best option for Quebec federalism or separatism. Mulroney was a scumbag opportunist. He didn't care about Quebec nationalism, he allied to them purely for political gain. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: hcallega on July 28, 2010, 02:16:38 PM Point #1: Looking at it at the time I would have yes. The Liberals had failed to keep the nation out of depression, so it was quite likely that I would have supported the Conservatives simply because of my own economic concerns. Did any party/leader in the world (excluding isolated places) keep their country out of the 1929 depression? There sure isn't much of those in the Americas. Quote Point #3: I will always support the reactionaries over the anti-clerical party. As a devout Catholic any attack on my faith is an attack on me personally. So you support theocracy? Quote Point #6: Not a huge fan of Mulroney today, but at the time I believe he was the best option for Quebec federalism or separatism. Mulroney was a scumbag opportunist. He didn't care about Quebec nationalism, he allied to them purely for political gain. I agree that most leaders failed to keep their nations out of the depression. And that is exactly why I would vote for someone else. As far as theocracy goes, I would indeed support one over an anti-clerical state, such as the liberals at the time supported and the French Republic was. I would not consider the United States Anti-Clerical. And yeah, Mulroney was a jerk, but the fact that he supported Quebec nationalism even for political gain is a positive. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hatman 🍁 on April 03, 2011, 08:42:29 PM Who I actually supported (since the first election I can remember in 1993)
*1993 - ok, so I was 7... I remember liking Kim Campbell because she was a woman... I guess I was a feminist from the early stages. I was disappointed to find out she wasn't a Liberal, and I knew the Liberals were the best, or that's how the general feeling in the country was. I don't think I ever did make a decision. *1997 - I would have voted Liberal, I think. I can remember drawing maps and everything for this election, and liking the Liberals... *2000 - I decided I didn't like my MP at the time (John Manley) because of something one of my teachers said in my elementary school's green team a few years prior. At this stage in my life, I was beginning to have political opinions, and I knew I wasn't "right wing", a term I had learned the year prior. This was my first year of high school, and I supported the NDP candidate. I saw but one of her signs on the way to school, and decided to make my own. In the interim, I was not a committed New Democrat by any means, and was very much in favour of Dalton McGuinty, and was a big supporter of his during the 2003 provincial election. I was just happy to see Mike Harris go away. My love for him soon went away however. While I supported McGuinty, I still liked the federal NDP and its leader Alexa McDonough. I supported Bill Blaikie for the 2003 NDP leadership, and considered joining the party to vote, but it never came to fruition. *2004: The last election before I became 18 (I turned 18 two months after the election). I was a big NDP supporter by then, but I read in the paper that our local candidate (Monia Mazigh) was against same-sex marriage the day before the election. I changed my support to the Greens at that point, but just in my riding. *2006: My first election where I could vote. I voted for Henri Sader (NDP), and I worked on his campaign. *2008: I had just moved to Ottawa Centre in the spring and got t vote for Paul Dewar (NDP), the incumbent :). One of the few people I've voted for in my life who have won! I worked on the Ottawa South campaign however. *2011: Voting for Paul again. And working in Ottawa South still. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Teddy (IDS Legislator) on April 12, 2011, 05:06:20 AM If you had asked me this question in 2003, I'd have said NDP for every election If you asked in 2005, I'd have said Liberal, straight through 2007 and I'd pick all Tories But lets see what mindset I was at, at the time. The 2000 election was the first that I was old enough to know what was going on. I'd have voted liberal. In 2004 I voted Liberal In 2006 I voted Conservative In 2008 I voted Green In 2009 I plan to either vote for the Liberals or the Greens What about in the past? In 1867 I'd have voted anti-confederate In 1921 I'd have voted Progressive In 1979 I'd have voted PC And again in 1980 Beyond that its really hard to say. Update I'll be voting Green. In 1867 I'd have voted Conservative And I'd have voted PC in 1979, 1980, 1984, 1988, and 1993, and Liberal or PC in 1997 and 2000. Also, If the Bloc were running here in Toronto, I'd have voted for them at every chance, but if I were in Quebec, I'd never ever vote Bloc, because I am not an "ethnic quebecois" Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: RogueBeaver on May 30, 2011, 11:10:15 AM This is all with hindsight. Without hindsight I'd probably vote Dief in '58 and Chretien 3 times.
1867: Conservative (Sir John A. Macdonald) 1872: Liberal (Edward Blake) 1874: Liberal (Alexander Mackenzie) 1878: Liberal (Alexander Mackenzie) 1882: Liberal (Edward Blake) 1887: Liberal (Edward Blake) 1891: Liberal (Wilfrid Laurier) 1896: Liberal (Wilfrid Laurier) 1900: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1904: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1908: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1911: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1917: Unionist (Sir Robert Borden) 1921: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1925: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1926: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1930: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1935: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1940: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1945: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1949: Liberal (Louis St. Laurent) 1953: Liberal (Louis St. Laurent) 1957: Liberal (Louis St. Laurent) 1958: Liberal (Lester Pearson) 1962: Liberal (Lester Pearson) 1963: Liberal (Lester Pearson) 1965: Liberal (Lester Pearson) 1968: PC (Bob Stanfield) 1972: PC (Bob Stanfield) 1974: PC (Bob Stanfield) 1979: PC (Joe Clark) 1980: PC (Joe Clark) 1984: PC (Brian Mulroney) 1988: PC (Brian Mulroney) 1993: Reform (Preston Manning) 1997: Reform (Preston Manning) 2000: Canadian Alliance (Stockwell Day) 2004: Conservative (Stephen Harper) 2006: Conservative (Stephen Harper) 2008: Conservative (Stephen Harper) 2011: Conservative (Stephen Harper) 1872-1887: I'll trust Blake to keep the anti-clerical fanatics under control. As a modern-day Blue Tory I'd be a classical liberal in those days, hence a Liberal vote. I like Macdonald but not his policies. 1891-1911: Ideological reasons. 1917: I'm voting for national unity, thanks. 1921-1957: Welfare state not my cuppa, but foreign, trade and anti-non-WASP attitudes of the Tories, plus their horrible leaders ensure Liberal votes from me. 1958-68: See above. Definitely not voting for a paranoid, anti-Catholic, anti-American incompetent demagogue. 1968-84: Hell would freeze over before I would ever consider voting for PET. 1984/8: I like Mulroney and his policies. Liberals need to grow and not have a bunch of jumped-up JDs as the face of their party. 1993: No to squishiness (Liberals), incompetence (PCs), socialism and separatism. 1997/2000: See above. 2004-2011: I'm a Tory activist, therefore I vote Tory. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Antonio the Sixth on May 30, 2011, 02:11:16 PM You'd vote for Pearson and for Harper ?? ???
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: MAINEiac4434 on May 30, 2011, 04:03:50 PM New Democratic Party from when they're founded onward.
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Хahar 🤔 on May 31, 2011, 11:05:16 PM 1993: Reform (Preston Manning) How would you vote Reform in Quebec? Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Phony Moderate on June 01, 2011, 08:41:31 AM 1945: CCF
1949: CCF 1953: CCF 1957: Liberal 1958: CCF 1962: NDP 1963: Liberal 1965: NDP 1968: NDP 1972: NDP 1974: Liberal 1979: NDP 1980: NDP 1984: NDP 1988: NDP 1993: Liberal 1997: NDP 2000: Liberal 2004: NDP 2006: NDP 2008: NDP 2011: NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Elyski on June 24, 2011, 06:43:21 AM 1867: Liberal Conservaitve
1872-1874: Conservaitive 1876: Conservative Labour 1878-1882: Conservative 1882-1891: Nationalist Conservative 1896-1911: Conservative 1917: Unionist 1921: Progressive 1925-1926: United Farmer's of Alberta 1930: Conservative 1935: Reconstruction 1940: National Government 1945-1988: Progressive Conservative 1993-1997: Reform 2000: Canadian Alliance 2003-2011: Conservative Next: Conservative Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hash on June 24, 2011, 12:10:48 PM The UFA in particular and the Progressives in general had nothing in common with the Tories. In fact, they were very dissimilar (though many Progressives were Unionists in 1917).
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: UpcomingYouthvoter on June 24, 2011, 12:28:16 PM New Democratic Party from when they're founded onward. This with some votes going to liberal or even PC Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: MAINEiac4434 on June 24, 2011, 05:46:51 PM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Labour 1917: Labour 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: Liberal 1930: Liberal 1935: Liberal 1940: Co-Operative Commonwealth 1945: Co-Operative Commonwealth 1949: Liberal 1953: Liberal 1957: Co-Operative Commonwealth 1958: Co-Operative Commonwealth 1962: Liberal 1963: Liberal 1965: New Democratic 1968: Liberal 1972: New Democratic 1974: Liberal 1979: New Democratic 1980: New Democratic 1984: New Democratic 1988: New Democratic 1993: Liberal 1997: Liberal 2000: Liberal 2004: New Democratic 2006: New Democratic 2008: New Democratic 2011: New Democratic Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: hcallega on July 08, 2011, 12:04:10 PM 2011: Bloc Quebecois
2008: Bloc Quebecois 2006: Bloc Quebecois 2004: Bloc Quebecois 2000: Bloc Quebecois 1997: Bloc Quebecois 1993: Bloc Quebecois 1988: Progressive Conservative 1984: Progressive Conservative 1980: Liberal 1979: Liberal 1974: Progressive Conservative 1972: Progressive Conservative 1968: Progressive Conservative 1965: Liberal 1963: Liberal 1962: Liberal 1958: Liberal 1957: Liberal 1953: Liberal 1949: Liberal 1945: Liberal 1940: Liberal 1935: Liberal 1930: Liberal 1926: Liberal 1925: Liberal 1921: Liberal 1917: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1872: Liberal 1867: Liberal Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Teddy (IDS Legislator) on October 31, 2011, 09:54:16 AM I'm changing mine.
1867 - Anti-Confederation 1872 - 1878 - 1882 - 1887 - 1891 - 1896 - Liberal 1900 - 1904 - 1908 - 1911 - Liberal 1917 - Conservative (Unionist) 1921 - Progressive 1925 - Progressive 1926 - 1930 - Conservative 1935 - Reconstruction Party 1940 - Liberal 1945 - Liberal 1949 - 1953 - 1957 - Progressive Conservative 1958 - Progressive Conservative 1962 - Progressive Conservative 1963 - Liberal 1965 - Liberal 1968 - Liberal 1972 - Progressive Conservative 1974 - Progressive Conservative 1979 - Progressive Conservative 1980 - Progressive Conservative 1984 - Progressive Conservative 1988 - New Democrat 1993 - Liberal 1997 - Progressive Conservative 2000 - Canadian Alliance 2004 - Liberal 2006 - Conservative 2008 - Green 2011 - Green Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Leftbehind on November 02, 2011, 12:04:37 PM 1867 > 1891: Liberal
1896 > 1900: Patrons of Industry 1900 > 1904: Labour 1904 > 1911: Socialist 1917 > 1930: Labour 1935 > 1958: CCF 1962 > 2011: NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Dr. Cynic on November 02, 2011, 12:43:31 PM Updating...
1867: Liberal (George Brown) 1872: Liberal (Edward Blake) 1874: Liberal (Alexander Mackenzie) 1878: Liberal (Alexander Mackenzie) 1882: Liberal (Edward Blake) 1887: Liberal (Edward Blake) 1891: Liberal (Wilfrid Laurier) 1896: Liberal (Wilfrid Laurier) 1900: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1904: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1908: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1911: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1917: Liberal (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1921: Progressive (Thomas Crerar) 1925: Progressive (Robert Forke) 1926: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1930: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1935: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1940: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1945: Liberal (Mackenzie King) 1949: Liberal (Louis St. Laurent) 1953: Liberal (Louis St. Laurent) 1957: Liberal (Louis St. Laurent) 1958: Liberal (Lester Pearson) 1962: New Democrat (Tommy Douglas) 1963: New Democrat (Tommy Douglas) 1965: New Democrat (Tommy Douglas) 1968: New Democrat (Tommy Douglas) 1972: New Democrat (David Lewis) 1974: New Democrat (David Lewis) 1979: PC (Joe Clark) 1980: PC (Joe Clark) 1984: New Democrat (Ed Broadbent) 1988: New Democrat (Ed Broadbent) 1993: Liberal (Jean Chretien) 1997: Liberal (Jean Chretien) 2000: PC (Joe Clark) 2004: New Democrat (Jack Layton) 2006: New Democrat (Jack Layton) 2008: New Democrat (Jack Layton) 2011: New Democrat (Jack Layton) The PC votes were more personal votes for Clark because I like the guy. Otherwise, it would've been NDP. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: BlueDog Bimble on July 05, 2012, 11:20:13 AM 1867: Conservative
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Conservative 1882: Conservative 1887: Conservative 1891: Conservative 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Conservative 1917: Conservative 1921: Conservative 1925: Conservative 1926: Conservative 1930: Conservative 1935: Liberal 1940: Liberal 1945: Liberal 1949: PC 1953: PC 1957: Social Credit 1958: PC 1962: Liberal 1963: Social Credit 1965: Social Credit 1968: Social Credit 1972: PC 1974: PC 1979: PC 1980: PC 1984: PC 1988: PC 1993: Reform 1997: Liberal 2000: Liberal 2004: Conservative 2006: Conservative 2008: Conservative 2011: Conservative Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Peter the Lefty on August 06, 2012, 11:24:11 PM 1867-Liberals
1872-Liberals 1874-Liberals 1878-Liberals 1882-Liberals 1887-Liberals 1891-Liberals 1896-Liberals 1900-Liberals 1904-Liberals, unless there were a Labour or Socialist candidate in my riding. I'd vote for the Labour candidate first, but if the only left-winger there was s Socialist, I'd also be willing to vote for them. 1908-See 1904 1911-See 1904 1917-Labour if they were on the ballot. If not, then the Laurier Liberals. 1921-Labour if on the ballot. If not, then the Progressives. 1925-See 1921 1926-United Farmers if I lived in Ontario or Alberta. If not, see 1921. 1930-If Labour, the United Farmers, and the Progressives weren't running candidates in my riding, then the Liberals If they were, then my preferences would be: 1. Labour 2. United Farmers 3. Progressives 4. Liberals5. Conservatives 1935-CCF 1940-CCF 1945-CCF 1949-CCF 1953-CCF 1957-CCF 1958-CCF 1962-NDP 1963-NDP 1965-NDP 1968-Hmm...in the end, probably NDP though I could also quite easily see myself voting Liberal with Trudeau. 1972-NDP, with no possibility of voting Liberal due to Trudeau's treatment of aboriginals 1974-NDP 1979-NDP 1980-NDP 1984-NDP 1988-NDP 1993-NDP-would be tempted by the Liberals though, but the NDP would get it in the end due to Chretien's past as Indian Affairs Minister under Trudeau. 1998-NDP 2000-NDP 2004-NDP 2006-NDP 2008-NDP 2011-NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Phony Moderate on August 22, 2012, 07:54:25 AM 1945-CCF
1949-CCF 1953-CCF 1957-CCF 1958-CCF 1962-NDP 1963-NDP 1965-NDP 1968-Liberal 1972-NDP 1974-Liberal 1979-NDP 1980-NDP 1984-NDP 1988-NDP 1993-Liberal 1997-Liberal 2000-NDP 2004-NDP 2006-NDP 2008-NDP 2011-NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends on August 22, 2012, 10:56:40 PM 1867: Conservative
1872: Conservative 1874: Liberal, as a protest vote against the Pacific scandal. 1878: Conservative 1882: Conservative 1887: Conservative 1891: Liberal - As a result of the Liberal policy on Free Trade. 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Conservative - I love both the UK and the USA, but something tells me I would have swung back to the Tories in 1911. 1917: Conservative 1921: Conservative 1925: Conservative 1926: Conservative 1930: Conservative, mainly because had I been around at the time, I would have been a loyal supporter of the British Empire. 1935: Liberal, mainly as a result of the Tories carrying out New Deal-esque measures. 1940: Conservative 1945: Progressive Conservative 1949: Progressive Conservative 1953: Progressive Conservative 1957: Progressive Conservative 1958: Progressive Conservative 1962: Progressive Conservative 1963: Progressive Conservative 1965: Progressive Conservative 1968: Progressive Conservative 1972: Progressive Conservative 1974: Progressive Conservative 1979: Progressive Conservative 1980: Progressive Conservative 1984: Progressive Conservative 1988: Progressive Conservative 1993: Reform 1997: Reform 2000: Canadian Alliance 2004: Conservative 2006: Conservative 2008: Conservative 2011: Conservative Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Vote UKIP! on September 09, 2012, 11:59:49 PM 1867: Conservative
1872: Conservative 1874: Conservative 1878: Conservative 1882: Conservative 1887: Conservative 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Unionist 1921: Liberal 1925: Conservative 1926: Conservative 1930: Conservative 1935: Conservative 1940: National Government 1945: Progressive Conservative 1945: Progressive Conservative 1949: Progressive Conservative 1953: Progressive Conservative 1957: Progressive Conservative 1958: Progressive Conservative 1962: Progressive Conservative 1963: Progressive Conservative 1965: Progressive Conservative 1968: Progressive Conservative 1972: Progressive Conservative 1974: Progressive Conservative 1979: Social Credit 1980: Social Credit 1984: Progressive Conservative 1988: Progressive Conservative 1993: Reform 1997: Reform 2000: Canadian Alliance 2004: Conservative 2006: Conservative 2008: Conservative 2011: Conservative Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: DC Al Fine on September 22, 2012, 10:22:43 AM 1867: Anti Confederate
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Unionist 1921: Liberal 1925: Liberal 1926: Conservative Would have been pissed at King's attempts to hold on to power as a 2nd place party. 1930: Conservative 1935: Liberal Pissed at Bennett creating CBC. Held nose and voted Liberal. 1940: Liberal 1945: Progressive Conservative Pissed about conscription. 1949: Progressive Conservative 1953: Progressive Conservative 1957: Progressive Conservative 1958: Progressive Conservative 1962: Progressive Conservative 1963: Progressive Conservative 1965: Progressive Conservative 1968: Progressive Conservative 1972: Progressive Conservative 1974: Progressive Conservative 1979: Progressive Conservative 1980: Progressive Conservative 1984: Progressive Conservative 1988: Progressive Conservative 1993: Reform To hell with Kim Campbell 1997: Liberal Reward Liberals for cutting spending 2000: Canadian Alliance 2004: Conservative 2006: Conservative 2008: Conservative 2011: Conservative Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Oldiesfreak1854 on September 30, 2012, 07:23:37 PM Not sure, but probably all Conservative from 1980 on.
Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Kitteh on October 01, 2012, 02:50:26 PM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Laurier Liberal 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: Progressive/United Farmers (depending on where) 1930: Liberal 1935: CCF 1940: Liberal 1945: CCF 1949: CCF 1953: CCF 1957: CCF 1958: CCF 1962: NDP 1963: NDP 1965: NDP 1968: Liberal 1972: Liberal 1974: Liberal 1979: Liberal 1980: Liberal 1984: NDP 1988: NDP 1993: NDP 1997: NDP 2000: NDP 2004: NDP 2006: NDP 2008: NDP 2011: NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Mayflower1978 on January 01, 2017, 07:11:00 PM 1867: Conservative
1872: Conservative 1874: Conservative 1878: Conservative 1882: Conservative 1887: Conservative 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Liberal 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: Progressive 1930: Liberal 1935: Conservative 1940: Liberal 1945: Liberal 1949: Conservative 1953: Conservative 1957: Conservative 1958: Conservative 1962: Conservative 1963: Conservative 1965: Liberal 1968: Conservative 1972: Conservative 1974: Conservative 1979: Conservative 1980: Conservative 1984: Conservative 1988: Conservative 1993: Liberal 1997: Liberal 2000: Liberal 2004: Conservative 2006: Conservative 2008: Conservative 2011: Conservative 2015: Liberal Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Hatman 🍁 on January 14, 2017, 04:29:44 PM Who I actually supported (since the first election I can remember in 1993) *1993 - ok, so I was 7... I remember liking Kim Campbell because she was a woman... I guess I was a feminist from the early stages. I was disappointed to find out she wasn't a Liberal, and I knew the Liberals were the best, or that's how the general feeling in the country was. I don't think I ever did make a decision. *1997 - I would have voted Liberal, I think. I can remember drawing maps and everything for this election, and liking the Liberals... *2000 - I decided I didn't like my MP at the time (John Manley) because of something one of my teachers said in my elementary school's green team a few years prior. At this stage in my life, I was beginning to have political opinions, and I knew I wasn't "right wing", a term I had learned the year prior. This was my first year of high school, and I supported the NDP candidate. I saw but one of her signs on the way to school, and decided to make my own. In the interim, I was not a committed New Democrat by any means, and was very much in favour of Dalton McGuinty, and was a big supporter of his during the 2003 provincial election. I was just happy to see Mike Harris go away. My love for him soon went away however. While I supported McGuinty, I still liked the federal NDP and its leader Alexa McDonough. I supported Bill Blaikie for the 2003 NDP leadership, and considered joining the party to vote, but it never came to fruition. *2004: The last election before I became 18 (I turned 18 two months after the election). I was a big NDP supporter by then, but I read in the paper that our local candidate (Monia Mazigh) was against same-sex marriage the day before the election. I changed my support to the Greens at that point, but just in my riding. *2006: My first election where I could vote. I voted for Henri Sader (NDP), and I worked on his campaign. *2008: I had just moved to Ottawa Centre in the spring and got t vote for Paul Dewar (NDP), the incumbent :). One of the few people I've voted for in my life who have won! I worked on the Ottawa South campaign however. *2011: Voting for Paul again. And working in Ottawa South still. *2015: Moved back to Ottawa South, still voting NDP. Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Derpist on January 16, 2017, 07:21:51 AM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1898 prohibition referendum: NO 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Laurier Liberal 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: Progressive 1930: Conservative 1935: Conservative 1940: National 1942 conscription referendum: NO 1945: PC 1949: PC 1953: PC 1957: PC 1958: PC or CCF or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1962: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1963: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1965: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1968: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1972: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1974: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1979: PC or NDP or Social Credit (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1980: PC or NDP (tactical vote against the Liberals) 1984: PC 1988: PC 1992 Charlottetown referendum: Yes 1993: PC 1997: PC 2000: Canadian Alliance 2004: Conservative 2006: Conservative 2008: Conservative 2011: Conservative 2015: Conservatie or NDP or BQ (tactical vote against the Liberals) Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Kingpoleon on January 16, 2017, 02:21:35 PM Pre-1917: Liberals
1917: Unionist/Government Liberals 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: Progressive 1930: Progressive 1935: Liberal 1940: Liberal 1945-1988: Progressive Conservative 1993: Liberal 1997: Liberal 2000: Progressive Conservative 2004: Liberal 2006: Liberal 2008: Liberal 2011: Green 2015: Liberal Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: MAINEiac4434 on March 14, 2017, 11:20:43 AM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Liberal 1921: Progressive 1925: Liberal 1926: Liberal 1930: Liberal 1935: Liberal 1940: Liberal 1945: Liberal 1949: Liberal 1953: Co-Operative Commonwealth 1957: Liberal 1958: Liberal 1962: New Democratic 1963: Liberal 1965: New Democratic 1968: Liberal 1972: Liberal 1974: Liberal 1979: New Democratic 1980: Liberal 1984: New Democratic 1988: New Democratic 1993: Liberal 1997: Liberal 2000: Liberal 2004: New Democratic 2006: New Democratic 2008: New Democratic 2011: New Democratic 2015: Liberal Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Intell on March 15, 2017, 04:27:30 AM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Patrons of Industry 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Labour 1917: Labour 1921: Progressive 1925: Progressive 1926: Progressive 1930: Progressive 1935: CCF 1940: CCF 1945: CCF 1949: CCF 1953: CCF 1957: CCF 1958: CCF 1962: NDP 1963: NDP 1965: NDP 1968: NDP 1972: NDP 1974: NDP 1979: NDP 1980: NDP 1984: NDP 1988: NDP 1993: NDP 1997: NDP 2000: NDP 2004: NDP 2006: NDP 2008: NDP 2011: NDP 2015: NDP Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: brucejoel99 on December 30, 2018, 08:02:47 PM 1867: Liberal
1872: Liberal 1874: Liberal 1878: Liberal 1882: Liberal 1887: Liberal 1891: Liberal 1896: Liberal 1900: Liberal 1904: Liberal 1908: Liberal 1911: Liberal 1917: Liberal 1921: Liberal 1925: Liberal 1926: Liberal 1930: Liberal 1935: Liberal 1940: Liberal 1945: Liberal 1949: Liberal 1953: Liberal 1957: Liberal 1958: Liberal 1962: Liberal 1963: Liberal 1965: Liberal 1968: Liberal 1972: Liberal 1974: Liberal 1979: Liberal 1980: Liberal 1984: New Democratic 1988: New Democratic 1993: Liberal 1997: Liberal 2000: Liberal 2004: New Democratic 2006: New Democratic 2008: New Democratic 2011: New Democratic 2015: Liberal Title: Re: Which candidate would you have voted for - Canadian version Post by: Continential on January 20, 2022, 02:03:23 PM Decided to start after the War.
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