Table of Contents

• CHAPTER 1: The Long Goodbye: The Contours of the Election by Christopher Dornan 
• CHAPTER 2: Stephen Harper and the 2015 Conservative Campaign: Defeated but Not Devestated by Faron Ellis 
• CHAPTER 3: Back to the Future: The Resurgent Liberals by Brooke Jeffrey 
• CHAPTER 4: From Third to First and Back to Third: The 2015 NDP Campaign by David McGrane 
• CHAPTER 5: The Bloc Québécois in a Rainbow-Coloured Quebec by Eric Belanger and Richard Nadeau 
• CHAPTER 6: Opportunities and Obstacles: The Green Party's 2015 Campaign by Susan Harada 
• CHAPTER 7: Roll Back! The Conservatives Rewrite Election Laws, 2006–2015 by Louis Massicotte 
• CHAPTER 8: Mounting a Local Campaign by Allan Thompson 
• CHAPTER 9: Like, Share, Vote. The CTV/Facebook Partnership and the 2015 Election by Mary Francoli, Josh Greenberg, and Christopher Waddell 
• CHAPTER 10: A Debate About Debates by Andre Turcotte 
• CHAPTER 11: "Because It's 2015": Gender and the 2015 Federal Election by Brenda O’Neill and Melanie Thomas 
• CHAPTER 12: Polling and the 2015 Federal Election by David Coletto 
• CHAPTER 13: It's Spring Again! Voting in the 2015 Federal Election by Harold D. Clarke, Jason Reifler, Thomas J. Scotto, and Marianne C. Stewart 
• CHAPTER 14: The Fall of the Harper Dynasty by Jon H. Pammett and Lawrence LeDuc 
• APPENDIX A: The Results in Summary 
• APPENDIX B: Vote Percentages by Riding 
• Note on Contributors 

About the Author

Jon H. Pammett is a political science professor at Ottawa’s Carleton University and co-author of Dynasties and Interludes: Past and Present in Canadian Electoral Politics.

Christopher Dornan, is an associate professor in the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University and co-editor of this and four previous volumes of Canadian election studies.