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Who won the federal election Canada 2011?
The Conservative Party, led by Stephen Harper.
By what percentage did Stephen Harper win the Canadian federal election 2008 by?
In the 2008 Canadian federal election, Stephen Harper's Conservative Party won 37.6% of the popular vote, securing a minority government. They gained 143 out of 308 seats in the House of Commons, which was a slight increase from the previous election. Harper's victory reflected a modest increase in support compared to the 2006 election, where the Conservatives received 36.3% of the vote.
Will Stephen Harper still be your prime minister?
This depends on the results of the election on May 2, 2011. The odds are good that Stephen Harper will continue to be the Prime Minister of Canada after the election.
Who is Canada's federal oppsition leader?
stephen harper
What level of government does Stephen Harper belong to?
Federal
What federal crime of Parliament was Stephen Harper convicted of?
The Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper was found guilty of contempt of parliament which, under Canadian parliamentary law, is a federal crime.
What is Stephen Harper's Slogan?
Mr. Harper does not have a slogan, but his party, the Conservative Party, used "Here for Canada" in the past election.
When will Stephen Harper resign from being prime minister of Canada?
Stephen Harper will likely resign following a vote of non-confidence by a recently elected House of Commons, or if he sees that a vote of non-confidence is inevitable following a federal election. He could also resign if he looses the confidence of his party.
Who won the election in Canada 2009?
Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his Conservative Party.
Who won the election of Canada of 2011?
Stephen Harper conservative 2nd was ndp jack layton
Who was the leader of Canada's federal government?
The Right Honourable Prime Minister Stephen Harper
What does Stephen Harper have planned for the election?
See related link - his party's platform is what they plan to do if elected into government.
