Justin Trudeau will retain his position as Prime Minister of Canada following the 2019 Federal Election.
The Liberals managed to sneak away with a minority government, earning 156 of 338 seats.
Conservatives took 122 of the seats. However, the popular vote went in favour of the Conservatives with over 200,000 votes than the Liberals.
The Bloc Quebecois won the third most seats in the Election, earning 32 while the NDP landed 24.
Three seats went Green and Jody Wilson-Raybould earned the lone Independent seat, earning 32.2 per cent of the votes in Vancouver Granville.
170 seats would have been needed in order to hold a majority government.
Following up an election in 2015 that saw 68.5 per cent of voter turnout (17,559,353 out of 25,638,379), which was the highest since 1993, overall voting numbers saw a drop in 2019 with 65.95 per cent of registered voters casting their ballot (17,890,264 of 27,126,166).