INDEPTH: FEDERAL ELECTION 2004
The 38th general election:
By the numbers
CBC News Online | June 28, 2004

Paul Martin watches results come in (CP photo)
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20,933,659
The number Canadians registered to vote in this election
7:00 EDT
First polls close in Canada (in Newfoundland)
7:09 EDT
First Results arrive (Random-Burin-St.George's, Newfoundland)
10:22 EDT
CBC declares a Liberal minority government
36
The length (in days) of the 2004 federal election campaign
3 117 463 km2
Size of the largest electoral district in Canada (Nunavut)
9 km2
Size of Canada’s smallest electoral district (Laurier–Sainte-Marie,
Quebec)
1,244,796
The number of votes cast in advance polling (that’s
a 60 per cent increase over the 37th election)
60,703
Number of polling stations across Canada in this election
54
Number of seats won by the Bloc Quebecois, matching the party
record
95
Number of seats won by the Conservative Party of Canada, establishing
the new party’s record
10
Number of minority governments Canada has had since Confederation
25
Number of years since the last minority government
7
Number of Liberal Cabinet ministers who lost their seats
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