If the election were held today, these are the projected seat counts based on the latest polls.

Do you want a change of government in the 2015 Canadian election? Vote for the strongest candidate in your riding who isn't a member of the current governing party. If all non-conservatives voted this way, the seat counts would be:

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Visit Elections Canada to look up your riding or enter your postal code here:

The strongest opposition candidate is underlined. The coloured boxes are the current projected winners.

More information about strategic voting.

All projections and strategic voting recommendations displayed on this page are calculated by an impartial algorithm. The code is on GitHub. You can download and run it on your own computer if you like. The model forecasts the popular vote in all 338 federal ridings by starting with the 2011 election results and applying an adjustment calculated from the latest regional polling data.

Election forecasting is not an exact science. Many of the riding projections listed on this page will turn out to be wrong. The data is provided under the philosophy that an educated guess is better than no information at all.

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