Canada gets one thing right

Canada's radically unreformed electoral system gets the right result for once, at least in its broad outline.

Election preview: Canada

Canada's Liberal government seeks re-election tonight. As usual, its main task is to beat the electoral system.

An update on Canada's strangely distant relationship with democracy.

British Columbia gets a government, and Canada's Conservatives get a new leader.

An occasional feature. This week, France, Germany, Canada, the Bahamas and Austria.

An irregular feature updating world electoral news. This week, the United States, Iran, Spain, Ireland and Jamaica.

The polls got it right in Switzerland; less so in Canada, but for explicable reasons.

Canada's Liberals look set to avenge their dreadful 2011 result tonight, meaning that the country might be set for fairer elections in future.

Canadians keep voting for a centre-left government, but they're having an inordinate amount of trouble getting one.

Another illustration of the unfairness of single-member electoral systems comes from Canada, this time with the right on the losing end.