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Elections serve as a reflection not only of voter choices but also of the historical and legal context of a country’s governance. Emphasizing the significant influence of the electoral process, Elections in Canada examines the intricate relationships between voter preferences, historical and legal frameworks, campaign dynamics, political figures, and media platforms.Organized into five comprehensive sections, the book provides a detailed exploration of Canadian electoral processes. Beginning with a broad examination of election administration, it situates the analysis within a wider democratic and comparative context. The book outlines key institutional building blocks and the unique constitutional and legislative settings that have evolved since Confederation. It analyses national campaigns, constituency campaigns, third parties, and journalists, as well as the pivotal role of political communication, debates, and polling. Reflecting on the diverse landscape of voter participation, the book considers the engagement of women, Indigenous peoples, racialized individuals, and LGBTQ2+ communities. It sheds light on landmark cases, discussing five pivotal elections that had long-standing impacts on the development of Canadian political history.Ultimately, Elections in Canada draws on a variety of perspectives to provide politics students and instructors with a comprehensive overview of both contemporary and historical Canadian elections.
Tamara A. Small is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Guelph.Royce Koop is a professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Manitoba.
List of Figures and TablesAcknowledgments1. IntroductionTamara A. Small and Royce Koop Part 1: The Institutional Setting2. Canadian Election Administration in TransitionKeith Archer 3. Party and Election Finance LawsLisa Young 4. The Perennial Debate over Canada’s Electoral SystemHarold Jansen 5. Drawing Boundaries: Electoral Redistribution in CanadaKelly Saunders 6. Elections and DemocracyHolly Ann Garnett Part 2: The Players7. The National CampaignIan Brodie 8. The Constituency CampaignsRoyce Koop and Anthony M. Sayers9 Third Parties in Canadian Elections: The Wild CardPauline E. Beange 10. Journalists: The Canadian News Media and Election CampaignsBrooks DeCillia Part 3: The Campaign 11. Political Communication in Canadian Campaigns: "Go Where the Voters Are"Andrew J.A. Mattan and Tamara A. Small 12. The Debates: Party Strategists, Media Demands, and the Public InterestSpencer McKay 13. The Campaign: Elections and Polling in the Twenty-First CenturyChristopher Adams Part 4: The People14. Studying Voting Behaviour in Elections: Theory and ExplanationChristian Schimpf, Laura Stephenson, and Allison Harell 15. Voter TurnoutSteve White 16. Gender and ElectionsMelanee Thomas 17. Racialized CanadiansAsif Hameed and Erin Tolley 18. Validating the Canadian Electoral Process or Indigenous Nationhoods? The Complexities of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Participation in Canadian Federal ElectionsChadwick Cowie 19. Lavender Elections: LGBTQ2+ Canadians and Voters in Canadian Elections Joanna Everitt and A. Wagner 20. The Rural-Urban Divide in Canadian PoliticsClark Banack Part 5: Landmark Canadian Elections21. Landmark Canadian ElectionsRoyce Koop and Tamara A. SmallThe 13th Federal ElectionThe 14th Federal ElectionThe 24th Federal ElectionThe 34th Federal ElectionThe 35th Federal ElectionThe 42nd and 43rd Federal ElectionsIndex