What if we voted differently?
The way we vote in Canada is actually quite uncommon — not one of the 27 European Union countries votes the way we do.
Maybe they know something we don't?
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The 2025 Federal Election Two Ways – Same Voters, Different Outcome
How we vote now
54%
Represented voters
If we voted differently
95%
Represented voters
Canada's voting system means voters with minority political views can't elect MPs who share those views. Voting differently could make it so almost all voters everywhere could elect the candidate they most prefer.
VoteLab lets you experiment with how different ways of voting might play out in the context of real Canadian elections — and how this might change our politics.