Show and Tell Election 2015

French President Francois Hollande prepares to address a joint session of Parliament in the House of Commons in Ottawa

Chart of the day: How much do MPs earn?

Our Show and Tell infographic series continues with a look at how much MPs, government ministers and opposition leaders get paid
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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
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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
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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
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What are Canada’s most popular party policies?

Our Policy Face-off machine gives us our readers’ top picks
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Chart: Where do you get your news?

Older folks like their TVs, while young ’uns are more likely to go online
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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.
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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
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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.
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Chart of the day: Toronto is anyone’s city now

Canada’s biggest metropolis saw a cluster of close races in 2011