45th Canadian Federal Election Odds, Favourites, & Predictions

The Canadian flag is blown by wind on Centre Island in Toronto on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024.
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  • The 45th Canadian Federal Election is set for April 28.
  • The Liberal Party's odds are -450.
  • The Conservative Party has +300 odds.

Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, set April 28 as the date for the 45th Canadian federal election.

Carney replaced Justin Trudeau, who was Canada’s prime minister since 2015 and the leader of the Liberal Party since 2013. Trudeau resigned from both positions.

The Liberal Party has been in power since the 2015 federal election.

With that in mind, which party has the shortest and longest Canadian federal election odds? Let’s find out.

2025 Canada Election Betting Odds

2025 Canadian Federal Election Odds To Win Most Seats

To Win Most SeatsOddsImplied Probability
Liberal Party-45081.82%
Conservatives+30025.00%
New Democratic Party+200000.50%
Green Party+300000.33%
People's Party of Canada+300000.33%
Bloc Québécois+500000.20%

2025 Canadian Federal Election Odds To Win Second-Most Seats

To Win 2nd Most SeatsOddsImplied Probability
Conservatives-45081.82%
Liberal Party+30025.00%
Bloc Québécois+20004.76%
New Democratic Party+66001.49%
Green Party+100000.99%
People's Party of Canada+100000.99%

Next Government

Next GovernmentOddsImplied Probability
Liberal Party Majority-13557.45%
Liberal Party Minority+33323.09%
Conservative Minority+40020%
Conservatives Majority+60014%

Popular Vote Winner

PartyOddsImplied Probability
Liberal Party-25071.43%
Conservatives+17536.36%
Bloc Québécois+100000.99%
New Democratic Party+100000.99%
Green Party+200000.50%
People's Party of Canada+500000.20%

Which Party Will Win the Most Seats in British Columbia?

PartyOddsImplied Probability
Liberal Party-12555.56%
Conservatives+10050.00%
New Democratic Party+33002.94%
Green Party+100000.99%

Canada’s First Elected Female Prime Minister Odds (Must Assume Office Before 2032)

LeaderOddsImplied Probability
Chrystia Freeland+50016.67%
Melanie Joly+80011.11%
Melissa Lantsman+10009.09%
Karina Gould+12007.69%
Valerie Plante+12007.69%
Christy Clark+25003.85%
Shania Twain+50001.96%

Next Governor General of Canada Odds

LeaderOddsImplied Probability
Chris Hadfield+60014.29%
Stephen Harper+80011.11%
Kim Campbell+10009.09%
Louise Arbour+11008.33%
Phil Fontaine+12007.69%
Jason Kenney+14006.67%
Jody Wilson-Raybould+16005.88%
Kevin O'Leary+16005.88%
Margaret Atwood+18005.26%
Jordan Peterson+20004.76%
Elizabeth May+20004.76%
Deb Grey+25003.85%
Cindy Blackstock+25003.85%
Wayne Gretzky+50001.96%
Celine Dion+50001.96%
Elon Musk+66001.49%

Quebec Referendum on Separation

When Will Quebec Hold an Official Referendum on Separation?OddsImplied Probability
No Referendum on Separation by 2031+10050%
Between Jan 1. 2029 and Dec 31. 2029+30025%
Between Jan 1. 2028 and Dec 31. 2028+45018.18%
Between Jan 1. 2030 and Dec 31. 2030+50016.67%
Before December 31. 2027+70012.50%

Quebec Votes to Separate From Canada by 2031

Quebec Votes to Separate From Canada by 2031OddsImplied Probability
Yes+35022.22%
No -50083.33%

When Is the 45th Canadian Federal Election?

The 45th Canadian Federal Election is set for April 28, according to Elections Canada.

List of Canadian Federal General Elections

YearPartyLeaderSeats
2021LiberalJustin Trudeau160
2019LiberalJustin Trudeau157
2015LiberalJustin Trudeau184
2011ConservativeStephen Harper166
2008ConservativeStephen Harper143
2006ConservativeStephen Harper124
2004LiberalPaul Martin135
2000LiberalJean Chréten172
1997LiberalJean Chréten155
1993LiberalJean Chréten177
1988ConservativeBrian Mulroney169
1984ConservativeBrian Mulroney211
1980LiberalPierre Trudeau147
1979ConservativeJoe Clark136
1974LiberalPierre Trudeau141
1972LiberalPierre Trudeau109
1968LiberalPierre Trudeau155
1965LiberalLester Pearson131
1963LiberalLester Pearson128
1962ConservativeJohn Diefenbaker116
1958ConservativeJohn Diefenbaker208
1957ConservativeJohn Diefenbaker112
1953LiberalLouis St-Laurent169
1949LiberalLouis St-Laurent191
1945LiberalWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King118
1940LiberalWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King179
1935LiberalWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King173
1930ConservativeR.B. Bennett134
1926LiberalWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King116
1925LiberalWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King100
1921LiberalWilliam Lyon Mackenzie King118
1917UnionistRobert Borden153
1911ConservativeRobert Borden132
1908LiberalWilfrid Laurier133
1904LiberalWilfrid Laurier137
1900LiberalWilfrid Laurier128
1896LiberalWilfrid Laurier117
1891ConservativeJohn A. Macdonald118
1887ConservativeJohn A. Macdonald124
1882ConservativeJohn A. Macdonald134
1878ConservativeJohn A. Macdonald134
1874LiberalAlexander Mackenzie129
1872ConservativeJohn A. Macdonald100
1867ConservativeJohn A. Macdonald100

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Sameer Kumar

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Sameer Kumar is an NBA writer for BetMGM who specializes in providing analysis on player performance and telling stories beyond the numbers. He graduated from SUNY Oswego with a B.A. in Broadcasting & Mass Communication.

Sameer Kumar is an NBA writer for BetMGM who specializes in providing analysis on player performance and telling stories beyond the numbers. He graduated from SUNY Oswego with a B.A. in Broadcasting & Mass Communication.