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With the recent 2025 Canadian Federal Election now behind us, we hope to help inform this discussion by making the concept more tangible: What would our House of Commons look like if Canada had a form of proportional representation as our electoral system?

Check out our analysis for The Canadian Press News

What if Canada Had Proportional Representation? [Simulator] - MQO Research What would Canada's parliament look like with proportional representation? Presenting our Proportional Representation Simulator based on the voting results from the federal election held in April, 2025.

Overall, another well-polled federal election by the Canadian market research industry.

Which leader performed best at the debates? Depends who you ask -- sort of.

OVERALL: Poilievre (35%) | Carney (32%) | Singh (8%) | Blanchet (6%)

🔵CPC voters stuck behind Poilievre (78% choosing him).
🔴LPC voters were somewhat less committed to Carney (66%) with 19% saying the leaders did equally well or they were unsure.
🟠NDP voters had one eye on Singh (54%) and the other on Carney (24%).
⚜️BQ voters were equally likely to choose Poilievre (27%) as they were to choose Blanchet (28%), with a quarter unable to choose a top debater.

Our latest nationwide federal election polling for Global Public Affairs finds the Liberal Party holding a 10-point lead among decided and leaning voters: https://www.mqoresearch.com/mqo-global-public-affairs-2025-canada-federal-election-polling/