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We continue to see tight races between the LPC, BQ and NDP resulting in a flip-flop of numbers. CPC number is still firm at 120.

FEDERAL SEAT PROJECTION

  • LPC: 191 (213)
  • CPC: 120 (91)
  • BQ: 23 (25)
  • NDP: 8 (11)
  • GPC: 1 (3)
  • PPC: 0 (0)

April 21, 2025 | MOE: +/- 10

#cdnpoli #election #canada

The image shows a "Federal Seat Projections" chart from Smart Voting dated April 21, 2025. It displays current and strategic voting projections for Canadian political parties: Liberals (LPC): 191 seats (213 with strategic vote), Conservatives (CPC): 120 seats (91 with strategic vote), Bloc Québécois (BQ): 23 seats (25 with strategic vote), New Democratic (NDP): 8 seats (11 with strategic vote), Green (GPC): 1 seat (3 with strategic vote), People's Party (PPC): 0 seats (0 with strategic vote). Each party is shown in a colored box with their acronym, current seat projection, and potential seats with strategic voting. At the bottom, the image directs viewers to visit smartvoting.ca to learn how to vote strategically.

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