1943 Federal Election

The 1943 Federal Election in Canada was held on June 11, during World War II. It resulted in the re-election of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King's Liberal Party, which maintained its majority in Parliament despite losing some seats. The election focused on the government's handling of the war and issues like conscription, which had divided public opinion. The election reflected the political landscape of wartime Canada and the complexities of balancing national interests with public sentiment. Voter turnout was significant, showcasing the engagement of Canadians during a crucial period in history.