What do you call the political party with the second largest number of seats in the federal government?

The Prime Minister and government ministers collectively are called what?

To vote in an election or referendum, how far must you register in advance?

In order to run in a federal election you must be at least what age?

Who is responsible for running government departments?

How many electoral districts (a.k.a. ridings or constituencies) are there in Canada?

Federal elections are held on the third Monday in which month?

Which of these is not a major political party in Canada?

How many people can run for office in a single electoral district?

Who has the right to demand that you tell them how you voted in an election?

If you can’t vote on election day, how can you vote?

To be valid, your vote has to consist of what drawn in the circle next to the name of your chosen candidate?

What is the piece of paper you vote on called?

What are the laws passed by municipal governments that only affect the local community?

Which of these maintains the National Register of Electors?

In Federal Elections, Canadians vote for whom?

Which of these does not fall under the responsibilities of a municipal government?