Marijuana Party of Canada candidates, 2011 Canadian federal election

Marijuana Party of Canada candidates, 2011 Canadian federal election ^[1]

The Marijuana Party of Canada fielded five candidates in the 2011 general election ^[2]

1.Baldasaro, Michael (Radical Marijuana) - Hamilton Centre - 888 votes (2.12%) fourth place
2.Parker, Terry (Radical Marijuana) - Parkdale—High Park - 215 votes (0.42%)
3.Akpata, John Andrew (Radical Marijuana) - Ottawa Centre - 326 votes (0.5%)
4.Klevering, Kornelis (Radical Marijuana) - Guelph - 171 votes (0.29%)
5.Carrière, Denis Andrew (Radical Marijuana) - Thunder Bay—Superior North - - 266 votes (0.72%)

The results were as follows:

5 Candidates; 1,756 total votes.
Average votes: 0.69% per Candidate.
% Of total vote: 0.01% of national votes.

References

↑ "Official Voting Results". Elections Canada. Retrieved 13 August 2015.
↑ "Canada Votes 2011". CBC. Retrieved 13 August 2015.

← Canadian federal election, 2011

Outgoing: Conservative minority Result: Conservative majority

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Results Results by riding Newspaper endorsements Opinion polling Controversies Timeline

Marijuana Party of Canada

Party wings

Federal	Marijuana Party of Canada

Provincial	British Columbia Quebec

Historical	Manitoba Nova Scotia Saskatchewan

Federal level

Leaders	St-Maurice Longley

Parliamentary election candidates	2000 2004 2006 2008 2011

Provincial level

Current leaders	Emery (BC) St-Onge (QC)

See also

Cannabis in Canada

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