While this blog has often informed on what various Canadian politicians think about our monarchy it was not until 2017 that this was done in a systematic fashion. Below
are the Leadership Surveys undertaken by The Maple Monarchists.
are the Leadership Surveys undertaken by The Maple Monarchists.
The 2017 Conservative Leadership Race was won by Andrew Scheer who
scored 3 crowns on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
scored 3 crowns on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
The 2017 New Democratic Party Leadership Race was won by Jagmeet
Singh who scored 1 cap on the Crown & Cap scoreboard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
Singh who scored 1 cap on the Crown & Cap scoreboard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
The 2020 Conservative Leadership Race was won by Erin O'Toole who
scored 5 crowns on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
scored 5 crowns on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
The 2020 Green Leadership Race was won by Annamie Paul who
scored 1/2 a crown on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
scored 1/2 a crown on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the
candidates can be found here.
The 2022 Conservative Leadership race was won by Pierre Poilievre. His
position on the monarchy was not clear at the time of writing. An overview
of the candidates can be found here.
position on the monarchy was not clear at the time of writing. An overview
of the candidates can be found here.
The 2024 Canadian Future Party Leadership race was won by Dominic
Cardy who scored 1 crown on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of
the candidates can be found here.
Cardy who scored 1 crown on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of
the candidates can be found here.
The 2025 Liberal Party Leadership race was won by Mark Carney who scored 1/2 a crown on the Crown & Cap scorecard. An overview of the candidates can be found here.
