1 in 7 Canadians voted for Justin Trudeau, a “small fringe minority” of 14.45%
Last week, Justin Trudeau noted in a press conference that people who oppose the lockdown mandates and support the convoy of Truckers headed to Ottawa are a “ small fringe minority.”
On January 31, Canada’s Chief Electoral Officer tabled the Report on the 44th General Election in the House of Commons. It contains a great deal of helpful and interesting information.
Below is a brief overview of Elections Canada’s numbers, in an effort to determine who represents Canadians, and who actually represents the “small fringe minority.”
| Number of Canadians who voted Sept. 20, 2021 | 17,034,243 |
| Voters as % of population | 62.50% |
| Number of Canadians who voted for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals | 5,556,629 |
| Liberal % of votes | 32.60% |
| Population of Canada | 38,436,447 |
| 2021 Liberal vote as a percentage of the Canadian population | 14.45% |
