Canadian Federal Election 2015 – Who’s your candidate?

(En español más abajo)

 

We are just days away from the 2015 Canadian Federal Election, which will elect members to the House of Commons (the leader of the winning party becoming the new Prime Minister of Canada).

 

There were advance polls and I have already voted (as well as Gaby, Carolina and even Santi who was here for the weekend). In case you are looking for some data about the candidates of the region, or just want to know who’s running for PM, here is the info:

 

 

Faltan sólo unos días para las elecciones federales de 2015 en Canadá, en la cual elegiremos miembros de la Sala de los Comunes (i.e. diputados). El líder del partido ganador va a convertirse en el nuevo Primer Ministro de Canadá.

 

Ya han habido elecciones anticipadas en las cuales he votado (así como lo hicieron Gaby, Carolina y hasta Santi, que estuvo este fin de semana). En caso de que estén buscando datos sobre los candidatos de las región, o quieren saber quiénes son los que pelean por el puesto de PM, aquí hay un poco de información:

 

Leader: Stephen Harper	Leader: Tom Mulcair	Leader: Justin Trudeau
Ontario Leader: Patrick Brown Number of Seats House of Commons: 159/308 (51.6%) Senate: 51/105 (48.6%)	Ontario Leader: Andrea Horwath Number of Seats House of Commons: 95/308 (31%) Senate: 0/105 (0%)	Ontario Leader: Kathleen Wynne Number of Seats House of Commons: 36/308 (11.7%) Senate: 29/105 (27.6%)
Leader: Elizabeth May	Leader: Gilles Duceppe	Leader: Jean-Francois Fortin
Ontario Leader: Mike Schreiner   Number of Seats House of Commons: 2/308 (0.6%) Senate: 0/105 (0%)	Ontario Leader: N/A   Number of Seats House of Commons: 2/308 (0.6%) Senate: 0/105 (0%)	Ontario Leader: N/A   Number of Seats House of Commons: 2/308 (0.6%) Senate: 0/105 (0%)

 

Other / Independent

Number of Seats

House of Commons:
8/308 (2.64%)

Senate:

7/105 (6.7%)

 

Vacant

Number of Seats

House of Commons:
4/308 (1.3%)

Senate:

22/105 (21%)

 

 

WATERLOO REGION RIDINGS

 

Waterloo:

 

Peter Braid (Conservative)

Diane Freeman (NDP)

Bardish Chagger (Liberal)

Richard Walsh (Green)

Emma Hawley-Yan (Animal Alliance)

 

Kitchener–Conestoga:

 

Harlold Albrecht (Conservative)

James Villeneuve (NDP)

Tim Louis (Liberal)

Bob Jonkman (Green)

Phillip Bender (Libertarian Party)

 

Kitchener Centre:

 

Stepen Woodworth (Conservative)

Susan Cadell (NDP)

Raj Saini (Liberal)

Nicholas Wendler (Green)

Slavko Miladinovic (Libertarian Party)

Julian Ichim (Marxist - Leninist)

 

Kitchener South - Hespeler:

 

Marian Gagné (Conservative)

Lorne Bruce (NDP)

Marwan Tabbara (Liberal)

David Weber (Green)

Nathan Lajeunesse (Libertarian Party)

Elaine Baetz (Marxist - Leninist)

 

Cambridge:

 

Gary Goodyear (Conservative)

Bryan May (NDP)

Bobbi Stewart (Liberal)

Michele Branniff (Green)

Lee Sperduti (Independent)

Manuel Couto (Marxist - Leninist)

 

Guelph:

 

Gloria Kovach (Conservative)

Andrew Seagram (NDP)

Lloyd Longfield (Liberal)

Gord Miller (Green)

Tristan Dineen (Communist)

Alex Fekri (Libertarian Party)

Kornelis Klevering (Marijuana Party)

 

Perth-Wellington:

 

John Nater (Conservative)

Ethan Rabidoux (NDP)

Stephen McCotter (Liberal)

Nicole Ramsdale(Green)

Roger Fuhr (No affiliation)

Irma Devries (Christian Heritage)

 

Wellington-Halton Hills:

 

Michael Chong (Conservative)

Anne Gajerski-Cauler (NDP)

Don Trant (Liberal)

Brent Allan Bouteiller (Green)

Harvey Edward Anstey (Canadian Action)

 

Be a Fan