Three election charts you haven’t seen yet
From how the youth vote compared to the federal one, to the ridings that were the least politically engaged, here’s some interesting data
Show and Tell Election 2015
Chart: What does it take to pull off an election?
With 30 new ridings and 40 more campaign days than in past elections, this may be the most resource-intensive election Canada has ever seen
Chart: How have the leaders divided their time across Canada?
Which federal party leader spent the most—or least—time in your region? We chart the results
What are Canada’s most popular party policies?
Our Policy Face-off machine gives us our readers’ top picks
Chart: Where do you get your news?
Older folks like their TVs, while young ’uns are more likely to go online
Here’s how Quebec’s immigrant vote differs from the rest of Canada
A curious thing happens when newcomers to Canada cast their ballots in Quebec. We charted it out.
Chart: Why the on-reserve Aboriginal vote is lower than average
The turnout rate among on-reserve Aboriginals is significantly lower than for the overall Canadian population—for a variety of reasons
Chart of the day: Women grow their share in Canadian politics
More women are running for office than ever before. We break it down in our Show and Tell infographic series.
Chart of the day: Toronto is anyone’s city now
Canada’s biggest metropolis saw a cluster of close races in 2011
Chart: Election expenses? Don’t spend them all in one place.
Parties shovelled money into advertising during the last federal campaign