Canadian citizenship test practice question · Government and elections
Who has the right to vote in a Canadian federal election?
Answer options
- Canadian citizens who are 18 or olderCorrect
- Permanent residents who are 18 or older
- All residents of Canada who are 16 or older
- Canadian citizens who own property
Answer: Canadian citizens who are 18 or older
Only Canadian citizens aged 18 or older on election day can vote in a federal election. Permanent residents cannot vote.
Checked November 8, 2026