Presidential Elections in Canada

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Washington and Adams are elected President and Vice President.

1804 - Breakdown by province
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The One Canada alliance created for the previous election collapsed due to the division of the Nationalist Party over the issue of globalism. Abraham Forrest led the Progressive Party, which supported globalism, and allied with the New Scotland Party and the Crown Party, promising to form the New Scotland province and to form positive relations with Britain. This was the first election in which there was significant contest. The Nationalist Party dissolved shortly afterwards, with the majority of its supporters forming the Confederation Party instead.

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### 1810 - Fourth Presidential Election

 Canada Labor Union Party (L)
 Crown Party (C)
 Canadian Confederation Party (F)

The Crown Party left the Globalist Alliance to push for membership within the recently-formed Commonwealth of Kingdoms. This was the first election in which no ticket won a majority of votes; at the time, there was no procedure for resolving this issue, but the Senate voted to establish one in which a runoff election would be held between the parties that held the most votes.

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### 1810 - Special Presidential Election

This was the runoff election mentioned above, and was the first of its kind; electors already sent remained in their Senate positions, but voted again, this time only being able to choose between the Progressive ticket and the Confederation ticket. The Labor Union senator voted for Davis/Robert, while the Crown Party senators voted for Forrest/Ferguson.

### 1812 - Fifth Presidential Election

 **One Canada Alliance (O)**
Canadian Confederation Party, Crown Party, Canadian Labor Union Party

Following this election, Canada was reorganized into a confederation.

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### 1821 - Third Overseer of the Confederation Election

 Progressive Party of Canada (P)
 Lost Cause Party (L)

There was no runoff election as the Confederation refused to hold one.

### 1824 - Sixth Presidential Election

 Agrarian Party (A)
 Canadian Labor Union Party (L)
 American Party (R)

### 1827 - Seventh Presidential Election

 **Canada First Coalition (C)**
**Agrarian Party, American Party**

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### 1839 - Eleventh Presidential Election

 **Canada First Party (C)** | **Charles Fremont** | **Millard Oliver** | Consolidationist approach, increased federalism

a. Due to the tie between Progressive and Christian, the Christian elector ceded to Canada First.

### 1842 - Twelfth Presidential Election

 **Canada First Party (C)** | **Charles Fremont** | **Millard Oliver** | Consolidationist approach, anti-immigration

### 1845 - Thirteenth Presidential Election

**Progressive Party of Canada, Federalist Party**
 Canadian Labor Union Party (L)

In 1846, a national referendum was held to extend the presidential term to 4 years, which succeeded.

### 1849 - Fourteenth Presidential Election

**Progressive Party of Canada, Federalist Party, Canadian Labor Union Party**

The Federalist Alliance won a majority in every province and was elected uncontested. The same would happen in 1853.

### 1865 - Eighteenth Presidential Election

 **Canada First Alliance (C)**
**Canada First Party, Canadian Labor Union Party**

The Progressive Party makes a secret deal with the Canada First alliance to not contest the next election in return for some funding for international republican movements. This is discovered prior to the 1869 election and an investigation is led by the legislature (as such deals were made illegal in 1839), but no criminal charges are pursued due to public interest, and the election goes as planned.