All People's Parliament candidate MPs:

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These persons have agreed to stand as candidates in the People's Parliament.

Listed by political party, in order of the 2004 popular vote.

click the [+] to view candidates

(Add new candidates at the end of the appropriate section)

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Liberal Party

The People's Parliament has 25 seats reserved for Liberal MPs
The Liberal Party has no objection to the candidacy of official Liberal candidates in the People's Parliament. In fact, Richard Mahoney? the official candidate in Ottawa Centre, agrees with the (tongue in cheek) kidnapping claim made in the People’s Parliament poster: "25 Liberal MPs are missing . . . the FPTP electoral system has been identified as the tool used to perpetrate the crime."

[+] Liberal Candidates

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Conservative Party

The People's Parliament has 30 seats reserved for Conservative MPs
The Conservative Party does not support the candidacy of official Conservative candidates in the People's Parliament. However Keith Fountain? the official candidate in Ottawa Centre, also agrees with the claim made in the People’s Parliament poster: "30 Conservative MPs are missing”

[+] Conservative Candidates

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New Democratic Party

The People's Parliament has 49 seats reserved for NDP MPs

[+] NDP Candidates

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Bloc Quebecois

The Bloc is over-represented in the Commons - but the People's Parliament has reserved 1 seat for Bloc MPs
The BQ has no position on the candidacy of official BQ candidates in the People's Parliament. In fact, BQ leader Giles Duceppe? was the only party leader to not answer the question posed by Canadian Press on proportional representation. One Gatineau Bloc Quebecois candidate canvassed by the PP refused to state any position on PR. He claimed that supporting Electoral Reform would be inconsistent with that party’s separatist stance. (The Bloc is currently the most over-represented party in the House of Commons, with 75% of the Quebec MPs, and less than half of the Quebec popular vote.)

The People's Parliament does not wish to exclude the party that received almost half of the Quebec popular vote. Therefore, we will provide one seat to the BQ candidate with the highest number of votes (subject to approval by a vote of the PP).

[+] Bloc Candidates

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Green Party

The People's Parliament has 18 seats reserved for Green MPs

[+] Green Candidates

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Marijuana Party

The People's Parliament has 1 seat reserved for Marijuana MPs
The Marijuana Party received 0.3% of the popular vote? in 2004, which entitles them to one seat in the PP. (Note that most PR systems deny representatiion to parties with less than one percent support).

[+] Marijuana Party Candidates

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Christian Heritage Party?

The People's Parliament has 1 seat reserved for CHP MPs
The Christian Heritage Party? received 0.3% of the popular vote? in 2004, which entitles them to one seat in the PP. (Note that most PR systems deny representatiion to parties with less than one percent support).

[+] Christian Heritage Candidates

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Communist Party?

The People's Parliament may award 1 seat to Communist MP's
The Communist Party? received less than 0.3% of the popular vote? in 2004, so they are not entitled to a seat in the PP. Your vote for them still counts. If a large number of online votes or in-person votes are cast for Communist candidates, the PP will consider voting to provide a seat to the Communists.

[+] Communist Candidates

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Marxist-Leninist Party?

The People's Parliament may award 1 seat to Marxist-Leninist MP's

[+] Marxist-Leninist Candidates

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Independent Candidate?

The People's Paliament has reserved 7 seats for Independent MP's

[+] Independent Candidates

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Young Citizen Candidates age 10-17

There are 10 young citizen seats in the PP.

[+] Young Citizen Candidates

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Landed Immigrant Candidates 18 and over

There are 10 immigrant seats in the PP.

[+] Landed Immigrant Candidates