1988

---VOTER TURNOUT---[75%]

Progressive Conservative Party - 169 Seats / 43%
Liberal Party- 83 Seats / 32%
NDP - 43 Seats / 20%
Reform Party - 2%
Others - 3%

Western Prairies
Alberta- PC {52%/25 Seats} NDP {17%/1 Seat} Reform {15%} Liberal {14%}
Saskatchewan- NDP {44%/10 Seats} PC {36%/4 Seats}  Liberal{18%}
Manitoba- PC {37%/7 Seats}  Liberal {36%/5 Seats} NDP {21%/2 Seats} Reform {3%}
West Coast
British Columbia- NDP {37%/19 Seats} PC {35%/12 Seats} Liberal {20%/1 Seat} Reform {5%}
Central
Ontario- Liberal {39%/43 Seats} PC {38%/46 Seats}   NDP {20%/10 Seats}
Quebec- PC {53%/63 Seats} Liberal {30%/12 Seats}  NDP {14%}
Maritime
Prince Edward Island- Liberal {50%/4 Seats} PC {41%}  NDP {7%}
Nova Scotia- Liberal {46%/6 Seats} PC {41%/5 Seats}  NDP {11%}
New Brunswick- Liberal {45%/5 Seats} PC {40%/5 Seats}  NDP {9%}
Newfoundland- Liberal {45%/5 Seats} PC {42%/2 Seats}   NDP {12%}
Territories
Yukon- NDP {51%/1 Seat} PC {35%/} Liberal {11%}
North West Territories- Liberal {41%/2 Seats} NDP {28%} PC {26%/}
                  --Ranked By Popular Vote--

Brian Mulroney (Progressive Conservative Party)

John Turner (Liberal Party)

Ed Broadbent (NDP)