Governance Strength Index - GSI

📜 Bills Sponsored: 85%
✅ Bills Passed: 85%
🗳 Voting Attendance: 95%
🗣 Debate Engagement: 95%
❓ QP Engagement: 95%
⚖️ Ethics Record: 100%
🌯 Decorum Score: 100%
🌎 Charter Compliance: 100%
🎓 Education: 85%
💼 Professional Experience: 100%
🏫 Institutional Seniority: 100%
⏳ Years Elected: 20

🧾 Overview:
Paul Martin served Canada for two decades, culminating in a term as Prime Minister from 2003 to 2006. As Finance Minister, he eliminated Canada's federal deficit. As PM, he led efforts to legalize same-sex marriage and advanced Indigenous partnerships through the Kelowna Accord.

Paul Martin – GSI Score: 84.6% (v2.2)

Liberal, LaSalle—Émard (Quebec)

Years Elected: 1988–2008 | Prime Minister: 2003–2006

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📜 Bills Sponsored: 0%
✅ Bills Passed: 0%
🗳 Voting Attendance: 85%
🗣 Debate Engagement: 65%
❓ QP Engagement: 70%
⚖️ Ethics Record: 100%
🌯 Decorum Score: 100%
🌎 Charter Compliance: 90%
🎓 Education: 40%
💼 Professional Experience: 50%
🏫 Institutional Seniority: 40%
⏳ Years Elected: 6

🧾 Overview:
Michael Kram has served as a Conservative MP since 2019. While he maintains a perfect ethics and decorum record and regularly participates in debate and Question Period, he has not introduced or passed legislation in Parliament during his limited tenure thus far in opposition.

Michael Kram – GSI Score: 45.8% (v2.2)

Conservative, Regina—Wascana (Saskatchewan)

Years Elected: 2019–present

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📜 Bills Sponsored: 85%
✅ Bills Passed: 85%
🗳 Voting Attendance: 95%
🗣 Debate Engagement: 85%
❓ QP Engagement: 90%
⚖️ Ethics Record: 100%
🌯 Decorum Score: 100%
🌎 Charter Compliance: 90%
🎓 Education: 75%
💼 Professional Experience: 50%
🏫 Institutional Seniority: 80%
⏳ Years Elected: 12

⚖️ In 2023, he supported a motion endorsing the pre-emptive use of the notwithstanding clause. While not a direct vote against the Charter, this impacts his compliance score under GSI v2.1.

Tim Uppal – GSI Score: 80.8%
MP Edmonton Gateway: 2008–2015, 2019–

Tim Uppal has multiple terms, holding roles as Minister of Democratic Reform and Minister of State for Multiculturalism. He’s sponsored several pieces of legislation—two of which became law

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Canada’s first astronaut in space and a longtime MP, Marc Garneau has passed away.

A statesman, scientist, and former Transport Minister, Garneau brought intellect and integrity to Parliament. His GSI reflected a career of steady service and strong ethics.

🕊️ Thank you for your service, Mr. Garneau

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From Joe Clark to Flora MacDonald, the average GSI shows high institutional seniority, strong decorum, and respectable legislative records—reminding us that governance strength isn’t bound to the present. 📊🏛️

See how the PC legacy stacks up now — and follow for upcoming comparisons

🚨 Progressive Conservative Party – GSI Average Score Now Live!

We’ve crunched the numbers on former PC MPs & leaders to give you a glimpse at the average strength of the Progressive Conservative legacy in our system ( Thus far)

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📜 Bills Sponsored: 80%
✅ Bills Passed: 85%
🗳 Voting Attendance: 95%
🗣 Debate Engagement: 90%
❓ QP Engagement: 85%
⚖️ Ethics Record: 100%
🇨🇦 Charter Compliance: 100%
🎓 Education: 95%
💼 Experience: 100%
🧭 Decorum: 95%
🏛 Institutional Seniority: 95%
⏳ Years Elected: 14

🟥 Michael Wilson – GSI Score: 92.45% 🔵 V2.0

Progressive Conservative MP for Etobicoke Centre | 1979–1993

One of the most respected finance ministers in Canadian history, Wilson’s GSI reflects deep institutional knowledge, strong ethics, legislative impact.

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📊 This score is built using the GSI model’s 12 performance metrics, combining measurable public data to give a snapshot of how a party performs overall — both now and historically:

From Joe Clark to Flora MacDonald, the average GSI shows high institutional seniority, strong decorum, and respectable legislative records—reminding us that governance strength isn’t bound to the present. 📊🏛️

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This highlights how Liberal MPs have scored collectively — offering a new way to see party-wide patterns in action.

🗓️ Average Scores will be updated monthly as more candidates are added to the GSI database.

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✔️ Bills Sponsored
✔️ Bills Passed
✔️ Voting Attendance
✔️ Debate Engagement
✔️ Formal Ethics Record
✔️ Charter Compliance
✔️ Formal Education
✔️ Professional Experience
✔️ Question Period Engagement
✔️ Decorum Score
✔️ Institutional Seniority Score
✔️ Years Elected

📊 This score is built using the GSI model’s 12 performance metrics, combining measurable public data to give a snapshot of how a party performs overall — both now and historically:

📢 Introducing GSI Party Averages

We’re excited to launch our first-ever Party Average Score, starting with the Liberal Party of Canada — based on the combined results of 9 evaluated MPs so far.

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📊 These early drafts are built from every MP we’ve evaluated so far. As we score more, these averages will evolve — giving a clearer picture of party-wide accountability, action, and performance.

This is a socials-only preview — we’ll be refining and updating monthly as the GSI roster grows.

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We’re working on something new: GSI Party Average Cards — a live snapshot of evaluated political party’s elected members are performing on average across the full GSI scorecard.

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📜 Bills Sponsored: 70%
✅ Bills Passed: 75%
🗳 Voting Attendance: 95%
🗣 Debate Engagement: 85%
❓ QP Engagement: 90%
⚖️ Ethics Record: 90%
🇨🇦 Charter Compliance: 85%
🎓 Education: 90%
💼 Experience: 100%
🧭 Decorum: 80%
🏛 Institutional Seniority: 90%
⏳ Years Elected: 20

A sharp debater and seasoned minister, Baird scored high on experience, institutional seniority, and voting record. While his decorum and Charter alignment show room for critique, his legacy reflects serious political weight

John Baird – GSI Score: 78.4% 🔴 (v2.0)

Former MP for Ottawa West–Nepean & senior Cabinet Minister

(2006–2015, with 10 years as Ontario MPP prior)

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If we say we want accountability in Canadian politics—what does that actually mean?

Is it about showing up to vote? Sponsoring legislation? Ethics? Debate?

Genuinely curious where you draw the line.

👇 Drop your definition of a “high-performing” MP.

🚨 GSI v2.0 is here.

We’ve added 2 new metrics — Decorum and Institutional Seniority — to better reflect how MPs actually govern, not just how they vote.

See what’s changed and why it matters 👇
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A full write-up will be released tomorrow. Individual breakdowns and updated scores will follow shortly after.

Both metrics are now formally weighted into the GSI model, helping distinguish those who hold power responsibly and engage with respect.

This version aims to strengthen the model’s core goal: measurable, public-facing accountability — grounded in record, not rhetoric.