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Citizenship Requirements
200 MPs have stated positions
Aaron GunnConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Adam ChambersConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Ahmed HussenLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Alana HirtleLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Alexandre BoulericeNDP
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Alexis Brunelle-DuceppeBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Ali EhsassiLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Amanpreet GillConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Amarjeet GillConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Andrew LawtonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Angelo IaconoLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Anita AnandLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Anju DhillonLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Anna GaineyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Annie KoutrakisLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Anthony HousefatherLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Arielle KayabagaLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Arpan KhannaConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Bardish ChaggerLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Ben CarrLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Ben LobbConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Bill BlairLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Blaine CalkinsConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Braedon ClarkLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Branden LeslieConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Brendan HanleyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Bruce FanjoyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Buckley BelangerLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Burton BaileyConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Carol AnsteyConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Caroline DesrochersLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Chak AuConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Cheryl GallantConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Chris BittleLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Chris d'EntremontLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Chris LewisConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Chris MaletteLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Chrystia FreelandLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Claude DeBellefeuilleBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Claude GuayLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Connie CodyConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Corey HoganLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Dalwinder GillConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Dan AlbasConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Dane LloydConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Darren FisherLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Dave EppConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
David BexteConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Dean AllisonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Dominic LeBlancLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Don DaviesNDP
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Doug EyolfsonLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Emma HarrisonLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Emmanuella LambropoulosLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Eric DuncanConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Eric LefebvreConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Ernie KlassenLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Fares Al SoudLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Frank CaputoConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Fred DaviesConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Gabriel HardyConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Garnett GenuisConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Gary AnandasangareeLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Ginette LavackLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Gord JohnsNDP
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Grant JacksonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Greg FergusLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Harb GillConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Heath MacDonaldLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Hedy FryLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Helena JaczekLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Helena KonanzConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Iqra KhalidLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Iqwinder GaheerLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Jacob MantleConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jacques GourdeConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jagsharan Singh MahalConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jaime BattisteLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
James BezanConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
James MaloneyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Jamil JivaniConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jason GroleauConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jean-Denis GaronBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jean-Yves DuclosLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Jeff KibbleConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Jenny KwanNDP
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
John BarlowConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
John BrassardConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
John-Paul DankoLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Julie DabrusinLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Julie DzerowiczLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Karim BardeesyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Karina GouldLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Kathy BorrelliConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Kelly BlockConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Kelly DeRidderConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Kent MacDonaldLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Kerry DiotteConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Kevin LamoureuxLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Kody BloisLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Kurt HolmanConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Larry BrockConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Leah GazanNDP
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Lena Metlege DiabLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Leslie ChurchLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Leslyn LewisConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Linda LapointeLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Lisa HepfnerLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Lori IdloutNDP
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Luc BertholdConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Madeleine ChenetteLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Maggie ChiLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Mandy Gull-MastyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Marc DaltonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Marianne DandurandLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Marie-France LalondeLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Marilyn GladuConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Mario BeaulieuBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Mark CarneyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Mark GerretsenLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Martin ChampouxBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Matt JenerouxConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Maxime Blanchette-JoncasBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Mel ArnoldConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Melissa LantsmanConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Michael BarrettConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Michael ChongConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Michael CooperConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Michael CoteauLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Michael GuglielminConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Michael KramConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Michael MaLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Mike DawsonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Mike KellowayLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Mike LakeConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Mona FortierLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Nathaniel Erskine-SmithLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Natilien JosephLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Ned KurucConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Parm BainsLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Pat KellyConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Patricia LattanzioLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Patrick BoninBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Patty HajduLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Paul ConnorsLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Peter FonsecaLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Peter FragiskatosLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Philip EarleLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Philip LawrenceConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Rachel BendayanLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Randy HobackConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Raquel DanchoConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Rebecca AltyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Rebecca ChartrandLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Rhonda KirklandConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Richard BragdonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Roman BaberConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Rosemarie FalkConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Sandra CobenaConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Scot DavidsonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Scott AitchisonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Scott AndersonConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Sean CaseyLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Sean FraserLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Serge CormierLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Shafqat AliLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Shaun ChenLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Shelby Kramp-NeumanConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Sima AcanLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Sophie ChatelLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Steeve LavoieLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Stephanie KusieConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Stephen FuhrLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Steven BonkConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Steven GuilbeaultLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Steven MacKinnonLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Sukh DhaliwalLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Sukhman GillConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Tamara JansenConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Tamara KronisConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Tatiana AugusteLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Ted FalkConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Terry BeechLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Terry DowdallConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Terry DuguidLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Tim HodgsonLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Tim LouisLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Todd DohertyConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Tom KmiecConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Tony BaldinelliConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Vince GasparroLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Vincent HoConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Viviane LapointeLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Wade ChangLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Wade GrantLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Wayne LongLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Will GreavesLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Xavier Barsalou-DuvalBloc Québécois
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.
Yvan BakerLiberal
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Yea means supporting expanding and clarifying eligibility for citizenship by descent, removing some historical exclusions and allowing additional persons born abroad to be recognized as Canadian citizens.
Ziad AboultaifConservative
Grant citizenship by descent to pre-enactment foreign-born children; relax post-first-generation rules and 1,095-day residency
Voting Nay means opposing these expansions/clarifications — preferring to retain stricter first-generation limits, historical exclusions, or current tests for conferring citizenship to those born abroad.