Canadian federal election results (2000-)

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For detailed results for an election, including results for each province and territory, see:

• Canadian federal election, 2000 - 37th general election
• Canadian federal election, 2004 - 38th general election
• 39th Canadian federal election to be held before 2009

Number of seats won

Party		2000	2004
	Liberal	172	<center> 135
	Canadian Alliance1	<center> 66
	Progressive Conservative1	<center> 12
	Conservative1		<center> 99
	New Democratic	<center> 13	<center> 19
	Bloc Québécois	<center> 38	<center> 54
	Independent		<center> 1

Popular vote

Party		2000	2004
	Liberal	<center> 40.85%	<center> 36.7%
	Canadian Alliance1	<center> 25.49%
	Progressive Conservative1	<center> 12.19%
	Conservative1		<center> 29.6%
	New Democratic	<center> 8.51%	<center> 15.7%
	Bloc Québécois	<center> 10.72%	<center> 12.4%
	Green	<center> 0.81%	<center> 4.3%
	Marijuana	<center> 0.52%	<center> 0.3%
	Marxist-Leninist	<center> 0.09%	<center> 0.1%
	Communist	<center> 0.09%	<center> x
	Christian Heritage		<center> 0.3%
	Natural Law	<center> 0.13%
	Canadian Action		<center> 0.1%
	Progressive Canadian		<center> 0.1%
	Libertarian		<center> x
	Independent	<center> 0.14%	<center> 0.4%
	No affiliation	<center> 0.29%	<center> 0.1%

Note:

¹ Prior to the 2000 election, the Reform Party of Canada, along with some members of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, formed the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance (Canadian Alliance). In 2003, the Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance and Progressive Conservative Party merged to become the Conservative Party of Canada

Preceded by: Canadian federal election results (1980-1999)

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