AFN: First Nations Voters can Decide the 2025 Federal Election Outcomes

Of interest. Not a bad way to encourage Indigenous peoples voting:

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has analyzed Census 2021 population data and Election
Canada’s voting results from the 2021 Canadian federal election and has highlighted 36 electoral
districts across Canada (“ridings”) where:

a. The representation of First Nations electors in a riding (%) was higher than the margin of
victory MOV for the winning candidate in 2021 1; or

b. First Nations electors represent at least 5% of electors in a riding and the difference
between the margin of victory [MOV] for the winning candidate in 2021 and the
representation of First Nations electors was less than 5%; or

c. The representation of First Nations electors in a riding is 10% or greater.

All parties should consider the role that First Nations priorities and electors will play in shaping
the outcomes of the upcoming April 2025 election. In this list, 14 seats are currently held by
Liberals, 13 by Conservatives, 7 by New Democrats, and 2 by the Bloc Quebecois

Source: First Nations Voters can Decide the 2025 Federal Election Outcomes