At least the answer should include the idea that good laws are to protect the joy of individuals, and those who destroy the joy of others must be restrained. I also notice that a lot of good things happen around the small proportion of Canadians who take genuine pleasure in the joy of others. So I would vote for a politician who recognized and encouraged them. In the long run a few such people do more for a country than hundreds of dour economists, pollsters, statisticians, consultants, and the addicts of royal commissions at my expense. When I vote, good politicians are joyful people who care about the joy of others.
Bad politicians are indifferent to joy, and the worst are out to destroy it.
A good election is when ordinary people get to evaluate and vote for the difference. And there are not many places in world where that happens.