Canada · Federal election review

Published October 25, 2026

Federal election 2025: congratulations to Canada’s elected MPs

Liberals won 169 seats, Conservatives 144. Explore official riding results, local winners across 17 Townline cities, province-level party strength and the closest finishes.

By West Coast News · Original reporting from Elections Canada official results

Federal election held April 28, 2025 · Official results
Compiled October 25, 2026. This is a dated election review, not election-night coverage or a statement of current House membership.

West Coast News congratulates the candidates elected to Canada’s House of Commons in the April 28, 2025 general election, including returning incumbents and MPs entering Parliament. This review brings the official riding results together for Townline’s 17 city editions.

Who won nationally?

Mark Carney’s Liberals won 169 of 343 seats and 43.76% of valid votes. Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives won 144 seats and 41.31%. The Liberals formed a minority government following this election, three seats short of the 172 needed for a majority.

Parties winning seats in the April 28, 2025 general election
Party	Seats won	Votes	Vote share
Liberal	169	8,595,488	43.76%
Conservative	144	8,113,484	41.31%
Bloc Québécois	22	1,236,349	6.29%
NDP	7	1,234,673	6.29%
Green Party	1	238,892	1.22%

Other parties and independent candidates are included in the downloadable candidate data. The vote-share denominator includes all valid votes.

Results for your city

Where were the Liberals and Conservatives strongest?

The Liberals led the popular vote in all four Atlantic provinces, Quebec, Ontario and British Columbia, as well as Yukon and the Northwest Territories. Their highest provincial shares were in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. The Conservatives led in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta; Saskatchewan and Alberta delivered their largest provincial vote shares. Nunavut elected an NDP MP. Vote share and seats measure different things: the Liberals won 20 B.C. seats to the Conservatives’ 19 despite a narrow province-wide vote gap.

Seats and valid-vote share by province and territory, April 28, 2025
Province / territory	Liberal seats	Liberal vote	Conservative seats	Conservative vote	Other seats
Newfoundland and Labrador	4	54.12%	3	39.66%	—
Prince Edward Island	4	57.60%	0	36.86%	—
Nova Scotia	10	57.45%	1	35.27%	—
New Brunswick	6	53.59%	4	40.71%	—
Quebec	44	42.59%	11	23.28%	Bloc Québécois: 22; NDP: 1
Ontario	70	49.16%	52	43.81%	—
Manitoba	6	40.73%	7	46.41%	NDP: 1
Saskatchewan	1	26.61%	13	64.56%	—
Alberta	2	27.87%	34	63.61%	NDP: 1
British Columbia	20	41.79%	19	41.17%	NDP: 3; Green Party: 1
Yukon	1	53.05%	0	38.52%	—
Northwest Territories	1	53.51%	0	33.31%	—
Nunavut	0	36.72%	0	26.02%	NDP: 1

B.C.’s tightest finishes

These five ridings had B.C.’s smallest winning percentage-point margins, calculated from the official candidate votes.

Vancouver Kingsway: Don Davies (NDP), 303 votes / 0.60 points ahead of Amy K. Gill.
Cloverdale—Langley City: Tamara Jansen (Conservative), 778 votes / 1.45 points ahead of Kyle Latchford.
Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge: Marc Dalton (Conservative), 1,196 votes / 1.78 points ahead of Angie Rowell.
Kelowna: Stephen Fuhr (Liberal), 1,082 votes / 1.84 points ahead of Tracy Gray.
Richmond East—Steveston: Parm Bains (Liberal), 1,100 votes / 2.07 points ahead of Zach Segal.

B.C.’s most decisive margins

Prince George—Peace River—Northern Rockies: Bob Zimmer (Conservative), 30,411 votes / 51.55 points ahead of Peter Njenga.
Vancouver Granville: Taleeb Noormohamed (Liberal), 19,877 votes / 33.36 points ahead of Marie Rogers.
Vancouver Quadra: Wade Grant (Liberal), 18,376 votes / 32.82 points ahead of Ken Charko.
Cariboo—Prince George: Todd Doherty (Conservative), 18,932 votes / 29.91 points ahead of Clinton Emslie.
Victoria: Will Greaves (Liberal), 22,251 votes / 29.37 points ahead of Laurel Collins.

All 343 riding winners

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343 ridings shown

Official 2025 federal election winners — all 343 ridings
Riding	Province / territory	Elected candidate	Party	Winner votes / share	Runner-up	Margin votes / points	Finish
Avalon	Newfoundland and Labrador	Paul Connors	Liberal	27,563 (58.6%)	Steve Kent	10,610 / 22.56 points	Decisive win
Cape Spear	Newfoundland and Labrador	Tom Osborne	Liberal	31,388 (68.3%)	Corey Curtis	19,544 / 42.50 points	Decisive win
Central Newfoundland	Newfoundland and Labrador	Clifford Small	Conservative	21,975 (54.1%)	Lynette Powell	4,279 / 10.53 points	Clear win
Labrador	Newfoundland and Labrador	Philip Earle	Liberal	5,811 (51.5%)	Ella Wallace	1,102 / 9.77 points	Clear win
Long Range Mountains	Newfoundland and Labrador	Carol Anstey	Conservative	23,232 (50.3%)	Don Bradshaw	3,506 / 7.60 points	Clear win
St. John's East	Newfoundland and Labrador	Joanne Thompson	Liberal	28,681 (62.3%)	David Brazil	16,740 / 36.35 points	Decisive win
Terra Nova—The Peninsulas	Newfoundland and Labrador	Jonathan Rowe	Conservative	19,605 (48.0%)	Anthony Germain	12 / 0.03 points	Tight finish
Cardigan	Prince Edward Island	Kent MacDonald	Liberal	14,404 (57.0%)	James Aylward	4,962 / 19.64 points	Clear win
Charlottetown	Prince Edward Island	Sean Casey	Liberal	13,656 (64.8%)	Natalie Jameson	7,517 / 35.64 points	Decisive win
Egmont	Prince Edward Island	Bobby Morrissey	Liberal	12,466 (51.9%)	Logan McLellan	2,047 / 8.53 points	Clear win
Malpeque	Prince Edward Island	Heath MacDonald	Liberal	15,485 (57.6%)	Jamie Fox	5,639 / 20.98 points	Decisive win
Acadie—Annapolis	Nova Scotia	Chris d'Entremont	Conservative	23,024 (47.7%)	Ronnie LeBlanc	533 / 1.10 points	Tight finish
Cape Breton—Canso—Antigonish	Nova Scotia	Jaime Battiste	Liberal	24,908 (51.6%)	Allan MacMaster	4,038 / 8.36 points	Clear win
Central Nova	Nova Scotia	Sean Fraser	Liberal	26,078 (51.9%)	Brycen Jenkins	4,613 / 9.19 points	Clear win
Cumberland—Colchester	Nova Scotia	Alana Hirtle	Liberal	23,929 (48.3%)	Stephen Ellis	1,228 / 2.48 points	Tight finish
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour	Nova Scotia	Darren Fisher	Liberal	40,367 (67.7%)	Isabelle Obeid	26,810 / 44.96 points	Decisive win
Halifax	Nova Scotia	Shannon Miedema	Liberal	32,886 (63.0%)	Mark Boudreau	22,947 / 43.99 points	Decisive win
Halifax West	Nova Scotia	Lena Metlege Diab	Liberal	36,200 (65.6%)	Rob Batherson	21,180 / 38.38 points	Decisive win
Kings—Hants	Nova Scotia	Kody Blois	Liberal	35,836 (60.6%)	Joel Hirtle	16,063 / 27.14 points	Decisive win
Sackville—Bedford—Preston	Nova Scotia	Braedon Clark	Liberal	36,062 (62.0%)	Dave Carroll	17,202 / 29.56 points	Decisive win
South Shore—St. Margarets	Nova Scotia	Jessica Fancy-Landry	Liberal	27,831 (54.9%)	Rick Perkins	6,967 / 13.74 points	Clear win
Sydney—Glace Bay	Nova Scotia	Mike Kelloway	Liberal	25,766 (54.6%)	Anna Manley	7,788 / 16.51 points	Clear win
Acadie—Bathurst	New Brunswick	Serge Cormier	Liberal	32,556 (67.5%)	James Brown	20,015 / 41.48 points	Decisive win
Beauséjour	New Brunswick	Dominic LeBlanc	Liberal	36,139 (60.6%)	Nathalie Vautour	16,277 / 27.30 points	Decisive win
Fredericton—Oromocto	New Brunswick	David Myles	Liberal	30,750 (61.3%)	Brian Macdonald	14,550 / 29.00 points	Decisive win
Fundy Royal	New Brunswick	Rob Moore	Conservative	25,411 (53.4%)	Bill Kudla	6,308 / 13.25 points	Clear win
Madawaska—Restigouche	New Brunswick	Guillaume Deschênes-Thériault	Liberal	22,720 (55.2%)	Michel Morin	6,400 / 15.54 points	Clear win
Miramichi—Grand Lake	New Brunswick	Mike Dawson	Conservative	18,421 (48.2%)	Lisa Harris	384 / 1.00 points	Tight finish
Moncton—Dieppe	New Brunswick	Ginette Petitpas Taylor	Liberal	30,215 (63.0%)	Jocelyn Dionne	15,241 / 31.78 points	Decisive win
Saint John—Kennebecasis	New Brunswick	Wayne Long	Liberal	26,129 (58.1%)	Melissa Young	9,342 / 20.78 points	Decisive win
Saint John—St. Croix	New Brunswick	John Williamson	Conservative	26,591 (53.1%)	Karen Ludwig	5,807 / 11.59 points	Clear win
Tobique—Mactaquac	New Brunswick	Richard Bragdon	Conservative	23,322 (58.8%)	Julian Moulton	9,096 / 22.93 points	Decisive win
Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou	Quebec	Mandy Gull-Masty	Liberal	12,578 (41.2%)	Sylvie Bérubé	2,197 / 7.19 points	Clear win
Abitibi—Témiscamingue	Quebec	Sébastien Lemire	Bloc Québécois	24,774 (49.4%)	Jonathan Andresen	11,223 / 22.39 points	Decisive win
Ahuntsic-Cartierville	Quebec	Mélanie Joly	Liberal	30,833 (61.0%)	Nabila Ben Youssef	22,295 / 44.08 points	Decisive win
Alfred-Pellan	Quebec	Angelo Iacono	Liberal	32,934 (54.6%)	Louis Ialenti	20,263 / 33.59 points	Decisive win
Argenteuil—La Petite-Nation	Quebec	Stéphane Lauzon	Liberal	28,124 (47.5%)	Martin Charron	13,427 / 22.67 points	Decisive win
Beauce	Quebec	Jason Groleau	Conservative	37,604 (59.7%)	Maryelle-Henriette Doumbia	25,547 / 40.56 points	Decisive win
Beauharnois—Salaberry—Soulanges—Huntingdon	Quebec	Claude Debellefeuille	Bloc Québécois	30,005 (43.9%)	Miguel Perras	8,066 / 11.81 points	Clear win
Beauport—Limoilou	Quebec	Steeve Lavoie	Liberal	21,858 (35.6%)	Hugo Langlois	3,366 / 5.48 points	Clear win
Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel—Alnôbak	Quebec	Louis Plamondon	Bloc Québécois	25,506 (47.0%)	Pierre Tousignant	10,693 / 19.69 points	Clear win
Bellechasse—Les Etchemins—Lévis	Quebec	Dominique Vien	Conservative	32,097 (49.1%)	Glenn O'Farrell	13,455 / 20.57 points	Decisive win
Beloeil—Chambly	Quebec	Yves-François Blanchet	Bloc Québécois	32,844 (48.3%)	Nicholas Malouin	9,708 / 14.27 points	Clear win
Berthier—Maskinongé	Quebec	Yves Perron	Bloc Québécois	21,676 (35.0%)	Stéphane Bilodeau	6,620 / 10.69 points	Clear win
Bourassa	Quebec	Abdelhaq Sari	Liberal	21,198 (58.6%)	Jency Mercier	14,992 / 41.41 points	Decisive win
Brome—Missisquoi	Quebec	Louis Villeneuve	Liberal	34,727 (48.3%)	Jeff Boudreault	14,545 / 20.21 points	Decisive win
Brossard—Saint-Lambert	Quebec	Alexandra Mendès	Liberal	36,541 (62.2%)	William Huynh-Jan	25,465 / 43.35 points	Decisive win
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles	Quebec	Pierre Paul-Hus	Conservative	27,698 (42.4%)	Louis Bellemare	5,101 / 7.82 points	Clear win
Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville	Quebec	Nathalie Provost	Liberal	28,224 (45.2%)	Patrick O'Hara	10,064 / 16.10 points	Clear win
Chicoutimi—Le Fjord	Quebec	Richard Martel	Conservative	17,356 (34.1%)	Marc St-Hilaire	1,499 / 2.95 points	Tight finish
Compton—Stanstead	Quebec	Marianne Dandurand	Liberal	29,951 (45.6%)	Nathalie Bresse	12,646 / 19.27 points	Clear win
Côte-du-Sud-Rivière-du-Loup-Kataskomiq-Témiscouata	Quebec	Bernard Généreux	Conservative	28,873 (45.8%)	Rémi Massé	9,776 / 15.52 points	Clear win
Côte-Nord—Kawawachikamach—Nitassinan	Quebec	Marilène Gill	Bloc Québécois	16,243 (43.7%)	Kevin Coutu	6,058 / 16.29 points	Clear win
Dorval—Lachine—LaSalle	Quebec	Anju Dhillon	Liberal	29,927 (59.4%)	Alioune Sarr	19,499 / 38.67 points	Decisive win
Drummond	Quebec	Martin Champoux	Bloc Québécois	24,071 (42.8%)	Ghada Jerbi	8,073 / 14.35 points	Clear win
Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine—Listuguj	Quebec	Alexis Deschênes	Bloc Québécois	26,091 (45.8%)	Diane Lebouthillier	4,274 / 7.50 points	Clear win
Gatineau	Quebec	Steven MacKinnon	Liberal	34,751 (60.5%)	Kethlande Pierre	23,769 / 41.41 points	Decisive win
Hochelaga—Rosemont-Est	Quebec	Marie-Gabrielle Ménard	Liberal	23,601 (46.1%)	Rose Lessard	9,699 / 18.96 points	Clear win
Honoré-Mercier	Quebec	Eric St-Pierre	Liberal	29,947 (60.2%)	Ingrid Fernanda Megni	19,255 / 38.68 points	Decisive win
Hull—Aylmer	Quebec	Greg Fergus	Liberal	31,978 (62.1%)	Jill Declare	23,251 / 45.16 points	Decisive win
Joliette—Manawan	Quebec	Gabriel Ste-Marie	Bloc Québécois	28,196 (49.3%)	Marc Allaire	10,306 / 18.01 points	Clear win
Jonquière	Quebec	Mario Simard	Bloc Québécois	20,247 (40.0%)	Fanny Boulanger	4,933 / 9.74 points	Clear win
La Pointe-de-l'Île	Quebec	Mario Beaulieu	Bloc Québécois	22,940 (43.1%)	Viviane Minko	2,889 / 5.43 points	Clear win
La Prairie—Atateken	Quebec	Jacques Ramsay	Liberal	29,418 (44.1%)	Alain Therrien	6,186 / 9.27 points	Clear win
Lac-Saint-Jean	Quebec	Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe	Bloc Québécois	22,069 (46.2%)	Denis Lemieux	9,533 / 19.96 points	Clear win
Lac-Saint-Louis	Quebec	Francis Scarpaleggia	Liberal	43,446 (67.6%)	Matthew Rusniak	28,243 / 43.96 points	Decisive win
LaSalle—Émard—Verdun	Quebec	Claude Guay	Liberal	27,439 (50.9%)	Louis-Philippe Sauvé	15,972 / 29.60 points	Decisive win
Laurentides—Labelle	Quebec	Marie-Hélène Gaudreau	Bloc Québécois	23,615 (44.6%)	Emrick Vienneau	5,101 / 9.63 points	Clear win
Laurier—Sainte-Marie	Quebec	Steven Guilbeault	Liberal	27,286 (52.1%)	Nimâ Machouf	17,430 / 33.26 points	Decisive win
Laval—Les Îles	Quebec	Fayçal El-Khoury	Liberal	28,302 (49.7%)	Konstantinos Merakos	9,947 / 17.48 points	Clear win
Les Pays-d'en-Haut	Quebec	Tim Watchorn	Liberal	26,967 (41.0%)	Ariane Charbonneau	3,217 / 4.90 points	Tight finish
Lévis—Lotbinière	Quebec	Jacques Gourde	Conservative	33,312 (47.7%)	Ghislain Daigle	12,763 / 18.28 points	Clear win
Longueuil—Charles-LeMoyne	Quebec	Sherry Romanado	Liberal	25,138 (49.4%)	Beritan Oerde	11,555 / 22.70 points	Decisive win
Longueuil—Saint-Hubert	Quebec	Natilien Joseph	Liberal	24,237 (41.0%)	Denis Trudel	769 / 1.30 points	Tight finish
Louis-Hébert	Quebec	Joël Lightbound	Liberal	33,512 (55.4%)	Valérie Savard	20,615 / 34.11 points	Decisive win
Louis-Saint-Laurent—Akiawenhrahk	Quebec	Gérard Deltell	Conservative	29,525 (44.9%)	Rhode-Malaure Pierre	7,832 / 11.90 points	Clear win
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin	Quebec	Carlos Leitão	Liberal	29,928 (52.0%)	Claude Tousignant	16,344 / 28.39 points	Decisive win
Mégantic—L'Érable—Lotbinière	Quebec	Luc Berthold	Conservative	34,470 (58.8%)	Charles Mckaig	21,876 / 37.31 points	Decisive win
Mirabel	Quebec	Jean-Denis Garon	Bloc Québécois	22,494 (39.9%)	Robert Fleming	3,698 / 6.56 points	Clear win
Mont-Saint-Bruno—L'Acadie	Quebec	Bienvenu-Olivier Ntumba	Liberal	32,149 (47.1%)	Noémie Rouillard	8,202 / 12.02 points	Clear win
Montcalm	Quebec	Luc Thériault	Bloc Québécois	27,268 (46.6%)	Fatima Badran	11,499 / 19.65 points	Clear win
Montmorency—Charlevoix	Quebec	Gabriel Hardy	Conservative	20,494 (34.5%)	Caroline Desbiens	524 / 0.88 points	Tight finish
Mount Royal	Quebec	Anthony Housefather	Liberal	25,544 (51.1%)	Neil Oberman	5,300 / 10.59 points	Clear win
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Westmount	Quebec	Anna Gainey	Liberal	34,226 (64.0%)	Neil Drabkin	23,709 / 44.32 points	Decisive win
Outremont	Quebec	Rachel Bendayan	Liberal	26,024 (55.2%)	Ronan Reich	20,113 / 42.66 points	Decisive win
Papineau	Quebec	Marjorie Michel	Liberal	24,700 (53.0%)	Sophy Forget Bélec	16,974 / 36.41 points	Decisive win
Pierre-Boucher—Les Patriotes—Verchères	Quebec	Xavier Barsalou-Duval	Bloc Québécois	28,765 (46.1%)	Laurent de Casanove	4,548 / 7.29 points	Clear win
Pierrefonds—Dollard	Quebec	Sameer Zuberi	Liberal	34,326 (60.1%)	Tanya Toledano	16,873 / 29.53 points	Decisive win
Pontiac—Kitigan Zibi	Quebec	Sophie Chatel	Liberal	32,088 (54.6%)	Brian Nolan	15,867 / 27.00 points	Decisive win
Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier	Quebec	Joël Godin	Conservative	32,184 (49.6%)	Antonin Leroux	13,319 / 20.51 points	Decisive win
Québec Centre	Quebec	Jean-Yves Duclos	Liberal	27,880 (49.5%)	Simon Bérubé	7,677 / 13.63 points	Clear win
Repentigny	Quebec	Patrick Bonin	Bloc Québécois	26,593 (42.2%)	Pierre Richard Thomas	2,174 / 3.45 points	Tight finish
Richmond—Arthabaska	Quebec	Éric Lefebvre	Conservative	22,206 (35.5%)	Alain Saint-Pierre	1,577 / 2.52 points	Tight finish
Rimouski—La Matapédia	Quebec	Maxime Blanchette-Joncas	Bloc Québécois	24,947 (46.2%)	Alexander Reford	5,746 / 10.63 points	Clear win
Rivière-des-Mille-Îles	Quebec	Linda Lapointe	Liberal	27,326 (45.6%)	Luc Desilets	7,657 / 12.79 points	Clear win
Rivière-du-Nord	Quebec	Rhéal Fortin	Bloc Québécois	25,438 (43.8%)	Mary-Helen Walton	7,093 / 12.23 points	Clear win
Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie	Quebec	Alexandre Boulerice	NDP	24,358 (41.0%)	Jean-Sébastien Vallée	5,601 / 9.43 points	Clear win
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot—Acton	Quebec	Simon-Pierre Savard-Tremblay	Bloc Québécois	25,447 (43.9%)	Mélanie Bédard	5,943 / 10.25 points	Clear win
Saint-Jean	Quebec	Christine Normandin	Bloc Québécois	28,474 (44.3%)	Patrick Agbokou	6,475 / 10.08 points	Clear win
Saint-Laurent	Quebec	Emmanuella Lambropoulos	Liberal	26,021 (58.9%)	Richard Serour	13,544 / 30.65 points	Decisive win
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel	Quebec	Patricia Lattanzio	Liberal	26,833 (65.3%)	Panagiota Koroneos	18,376 / 44.75 points	Decisive win
Saint-Maurice—Champlain	Quebec	François-Philippe Champagne	Liberal	31,095 (50.0%)	Pierre-Augustin Allard	15,774 / 25.34 points	Decisive win
Shefford	Quebec	Andréanne Larouche	Bloc Québécois	26,726 (40.1%)	Felix Dionne	571 / 0.86 points	Tight finish
Sherbrooke	Quebec	Élisabeth Brière	Liberal	31,249 (51.3%)	Pierre-Étienne Rouillard	15,025 / 24.66 points	Decisive win
Terrebonne	Quebec	Tatiana Auguste	Liberal	23,352 (38.7%)	Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné	1 / 0.00 points	Tight finish
Thérèse-De Blainville	Quebec	Madeleine Chenette	Liberal	29,519 (45.8%)	Marie-Noëlle Closson-Duquette	8,691 / 13.50 points	Clear win
Trois-Rivières	Quebec	Caroline Desrochers	Liberal	25,147 (41.0%)	René Villemure	8,226 / 13.42 points	Clear win
Vaudreuil	Quebec	Peter Schiefke	Liberal	40,982 (57.9%)	Thomas Barré	24,803 / 35.02 points	Decisive win
Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Soeurs	Quebec	Marc Miller	Liberal	30,905 (63.7%)	Steve Shanahan	21,792 / 44.91 points	Decisive win
Vimy	Quebec	Annie Koutrakis	Liberal	26,531 (53.4%)	Grace Daou	14,253 / 28.69 points	Decisive win
Ajax	Ontario	Jennifer McKelvie	Liberal	36,975 (56.3%)	Greg Brady	11,317 / 17.24 points	Clear win
Algonquin—Renfrew—Pembroke	Ontario	Cheryl Gallant	Conservative	37,333 (55.7%)	Cyndi Mills	11,995 / 17.90 points	Clear win
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill	Ontario	Costas Menegakis	Conservative	34,023 (54.7%)	Leah Taylor Roy	7,433 / 11.96 points	Clear win
Barrie South—Innisfil	Ontario	John Brassard	Conservative	38,943 (57.8%)	John Olthuis	13,386 / 19.88 points	Clear win
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte	Ontario	Doug Shipley	Conservative	33,949 (51.7%)	Rose Zacharias	4,799 / 7.30 points	Clear win
Bay of Quinte	Ontario	Chris Malette	Liberal	32,846 (50.4%)	Ryan Williams	3,716 / 5.70 points	Clear win
Beaches—East York	Ontario	Nate Erskine-Smith	Liberal	39,804 (67.7%)	Jocelyne Poirier	25,974 / 44.21 points	Decisive win
Bowmanville—Oshawa North	Ontario	Jamil Jivani	Conservative	35,232 (49.8%)	Bridget Girard	3,018 / 4.26 points	Tight finish
Brampton Centre	Ontario	Amandeep Sodhi	Liberal	19,716 (48.4%)	Taran Chahal	611 / 1.50 points	Tight finish
Brampton East	Ontario	Maninder Sidhu	Liberal	23,616 (48.6%)	Bob Dosanjh Singh	1,885 / 3.88 points	Tight finish
Brampton North—Caledon	Ontario	Ruby Sahota	Liberal	22,847 (49.0%)	Amandeep Judge	742 / 1.59 points	Tight finish
Brampton South	Ontario	Sonia Sidhu	Liberal	22,001 (49.3%)	Sukhdeep Kang	808 / 1.81 points	Tight finish
Brampton West	Ontario	Amarjeet Gill	Conservative	21,112 (49.8%)	Kamal Khera	918 / 2.17 points	Tight finish
Brampton—Chinguacousy Park	Ontario	Shafqat Ali	Liberal	21,532 (48.8%)	Tim Iqbal	1,941 / 4.40 points	Tight finish
Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations	Ontario	Larry Brock	Conservative	34,501 (52.4%)	Joy O'Donnell	7,469 / 11.35 points	Clear win
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound	Ontario	Alex Ruff	Conservative	35,484 (53.0%)	Anne Marie Watson	8,647 / 12.92 points	Clear win
Burlington	Ontario	Karina Gould	Liberal	43,593 (55.8%)	Emily Brown	11,907 / 15.24 points	Clear win
Burlington North—Milton West	Ontario	Adam Van Koeverden	Liberal	37,155 (52.7%)	Nadeem Akbar	5,983 / 8.49 points	Clear win
Cambridge	Ontario	Connie Cody	Conservative	31,766 (48.6%)	Bryan May	1,457 / 2.23 points	Tight finish
Carleton	Ontario	Bruce Fanjoy	Liberal	43,846 (50.9%)	Pierre Poilievre	4,513 / 5.24 points	Clear win
Chatham-Kent—Leamington	Ontario	Dave Epp	Conservative	41,612 (57.5%)	Keith Pickard	15,634 / 21.61 points	Decisive win
Davenport	Ontario	Julie Dzerowicz	Liberal	35,364 (57.8%)	Francis Lavoie	21,175 / 34.61 points	Decisive win
Don Valley North	Ontario	Maggie Chi	Liberal	25,822 (53.2%)	Joe Tay	5,276 / 10.87 points	Clear win
Don Valley West	Ontario	Rob Oliphant	Liberal	36,744 (62.6%)	Robert Pierce	17,264 / 29.43 points	Decisive win
Dufferin—Caledon	Ontario	Kyle Seeback	Conservative	42,458 (60.1%)	Malalai Halimi	17,640 / 24.99 points	Decisive win
Eglinton—Lawrence	Ontario	Vince Gasparro	Liberal	29,949 (49.3%)	Karen Stintz	888 / 1.46 points	Tight finish
Elgin—St. Thomas—London South	Ontario	Andrew Lawton	Conservative	32,565 (50.1%)	David Goodwin	4,555 / 7.01 points	Clear win
Essex	Ontario	Chris Lewis	Conservative	46,123 (57.5%)	Chris Sutton	16,734 / 20.87 points	Decisive win
Etobicoke Centre	Ontario	Yvan Baker	Liberal	36,186 (53.6%)	Ted Opitz	6,473 / 9.59 points	Clear win
Etobicoke North	Ontario	John Zerucelli	Liberal	22,270 (52.6%)	Natalie Weed	4,911 / 11.59 points	Clear win
Etobicoke—Lakeshore	Ontario	James Maloney	Liberal	37,512 (57.4%)	Bernard Trottier	12,164 / 18.62 points	Clear win
Flamborough—Glanbrook—Brant North	Ontario	Dan Muys	Conservative	35,246 (52.7%)	Chuck Phillips	6,331 / 9.47 points	Clear win
Guelph	Ontario	Dominique O'Rourke	Liberal	36,406 (54.7%)	Gurvir Khaira	15,936 / 23.93 points	Decisive win
Haldimand—Norfolk	Ontario	Leslyn Lewis	Conservative	41,218 (57.6%)	Colin Walsh	15,178 / 21.20 points	Decisive win
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes	Ontario	Jamie Schmale	Conservative	42,701 (56.6%)	Nell Thomas	13,478 / 17.85 points	Clear win
Hamilton Centre	Ontario	Aslam Rana	Liberal	21,388 (37.6%)	Hayden Lawrence	4,309 / 7.57 points	Clear win
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek	Ontario	Ned Kuruc	Conservative	32,857 (48.7%)	Chad Collins	1,479 / 2.19 points	Tight finish
Hamilton Mountain	Ontario	Lisa Hepfner	Liberal	27,302 (45.6%)	Ken Hewitt	2,445 / 4.08 points	Tight finish
Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas	Ontario	John-Paul Danko	Liberal	38,970 (56.1%)	Erika Alexander	13,423 / 19.32 points	Clear win
Hastings—Lennox and Addington—Tyendinaga	Ontario	Shelby Kramp-Neuman	Conservative	36,005 (54.3%)	Tracey Sweeney Schenk	9,260 / 13.97 points	Clear win
Humber River—Black Creek	Ontario	Judy Sgro	Liberal	21,357 (55.6%)	Bijay Paudel	7,612 / 19.82 points	Clear win
Huron—Bruce	Ontario	Ben Lobb	Conservative	37,027 (53.2%)	James Rice	8,091 / 11.62 points	Clear win
Kanata	Ontario	Jenna Sudds	Liberal	45,244 (60.8%)	Greg Kung	18,687 / 25.10 points	Decisive win
Kapuskasing—Timmins—Mushkegowuk	Ontario	Gaétan Malette	Conservative	23,062 (48.9%)	Steve Black	4,696 / 9.96 points	Clear win
Kenora—Kiiwetinoong	Ontario	Eric Melillo	Conservative	13,109 (48.7%)	Charles Fox	3,655 / 13.59 points	Clear win
King—Vaughan	Ontario	Anna Roberts	Conservative	41,682 (61.5%)	Mubarak Ahmed	17,330 / 25.58 points	Decisive win
Kingston and the Islands	Ontario	Mark Gerretsen	Liberal	48,682 (63.2%)	Bryan Paterson	25,090 / 32.59 points	Decisive win
Kitchener Centre	Ontario	Kelly DeRidder	Conservative	20,234 (34.2%)	Mike Morrice	375 / 0.63 points	Tight finish
Kitchener South—Hespeler	Ontario	Matt Strauss	Conservative	28,973 (47.9%)	Valerie Bradford	1,028 / 1.70 points	Tight finish
Kitchener—Conestoga	Ontario	Tim Louis	Liberal	30,001 (48.3%)	Doug Treleaven	522 / 0.84 points	Tight finish
Lanark—Frontenac	Ontario	Scott Reid	Conservative	34,186 (50.4%)	Michelle Foxton	3,286 / 4.85 points	Tight finish
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands—Rideau Lakes	Ontario	Michael Barrett	Conservative	33,437 (50.0%)	Lorna Jean Edmonds	3,781 / 5.66 points	Clear win
London Centre	Ontario	Peter Fragiskatos	Liberal	33,999 (56.7%)	Stephen Gallant	15,366 / 25.64 points	Decisive win
London West	Ontario	Arielle Kayabaga	Liberal	35,309 (56.2%)	Adam Benni	12,070 / 19.22 points	Clear win
London—Fanshawe	Ontario	Kurt Holman	Conservative	23,749 (40.6%)	Najam Naqvi	5,886 / 10.06 points	Clear win
Markham—Stouffville	Ontario	Helena Jaczek	Liberal	31,658 (51.4%)	Niran Jeyanesan	3,760 / 6.10 points	Clear win
Markham—Thornhill	Ontario	Tim Hodgson	Liberal	27,504 (54.5%)	Lionel Loganathan	6,501 / 12.89 points	Clear win
Markham—Unionville	Ontario	Michael Ma	Conservative	27,055 (50.7%)	Peter Yuen	1,922 / 3.60 points	Tight finish
Middlesex—London	Ontario	Lianne Rood	Conservative	36,093 (51.7%)	Kent Keenan	6,693 / 9.58 points	Clear win
Milton East—Halton Hills South	Ontario	Kristina Tesser Derksen	Liberal	32,178 (48.3%)	Parm Gill	21 / 0.03 points	Tight finish
Mississauga Centre	Ontario	Fares Al Soud	Liberal	29,605 (53.9%)	Muhammad Ishaq	6,595 / 12.00 points	Clear win
Mississauga East—Cooksville	Ontario	Peter Fonseca	Liberal	27,138 (50.2%)	Nita Kang	3,026 / 5.60 points	Clear win
Mississauga—Erin Mills	Ontario	Iqra Khalid	Liberal	33,448 (55.7%)	Milad Mikael	9,448 / 15.74 points	Clear win
Mississauga—Lakeshore	Ontario	Charles Sousa	Liberal	34,971 (52.4%)	Tom Ellard	5,555 / 8.32 points	Clear win
Mississauga—Malton	Ontario	Iqwinder Singh Gaheer	Liberal	26,793 (53.3%)	Jaspreet Sandhu	5,591 / 11.12 points	Clear win
Mississauga—Streetsville	Ontario	Rechie Valdez	Liberal	31,297 (51.5%)	Sue McFadden	4,056 / 6.68 points	Clear win
Nepean	Ontario	Mark Carney	Liberal	46,073 (63.8%)	Barbara Bal	22,056 / 30.53 points	Decisive win
New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury	Ontario	Scot Davidson	Conservative	39,247 (59.4%)	Mike Hanrahan	14,803 / 22.39 points	Decisive win
Newmarket—Aurora	Ontario	Sandra Cobena	Conservative	31,540 (50.6%)	Jennifer McLachlan	2,241 / 3.60 points	Tight finish
Niagara Falls—Niagara-on-the-Lake	Ontario	Tony Baldinelli	Conservative	29,774 (49.1%)	Andrea Kaiser	2,575 / 4.25 points	Tight finish
Niagara South	Ontario	Fred Davies	Conservative	36,702 (47.8%)	Vance Badawey	2,994 / 3.90 points	Tight finish
Niagara West	Ontario	Dean Allison	Conservative	36,418 (51.7%)	Jennifer Korstanje	5,994 / 8.51 points	Clear win
Nipissing—Timiskaming	Ontario	Pauline Rochefort	Liberal	27,674 (47.2%)	Garry Keller	1,553 / 2.65 points	Tight finish
Northumberland—Clarke	Ontario	Philip Lawrence	Conservative	34,862 (49.0%)	John Goheen	2,214 / 3.11 points	Tight finish
Oakville East	Ontario	Anita Anand	Liberal	31,128 (51.1%)	Ron Chhinzer	3,827 / 6.29 points	Clear win
Oakville West	Ontario	Sima Acan	Liberal	31,872 (53.1%)	Tim Crowder	5,204 / 8.67 points	Clear win
Orléans	Ontario	Marie-France Lalonde	Liberal	53,146 (67.4%)	Steve Mansour	31,074 / 39.43 points	Decisive win
Oshawa	Ontario	Rhonda Kirkland	Conservative	32,131 (48.2%)	Isaac Ransom	3,478 / 5.21 points	Clear win
Ottawa Centre	Ontario	Yasir Naqvi	Liberal	51,026 (62.7%)	Joel Harden	35,091 / 43.14 points	Decisive win
Ottawa South	Ontario	David McGuinty	Liberal	43,388 (65.2%)	Blair Turner	25,378 / 38.13 points	Decisive win
Ottawa West—Nepean	Ontario	Anita Vandenbeld	Liberal	43,555 (63.6%)	Ryan Telford	25,038 / 36.58 points	Decisive win
Ottawa—Vanier—Gloucester	Ontario	Mona Fortier	Liberal	45,934 (67.4%)	Dean Wythe	31,301 / 45.91 points	Decisive win
Oxford	Ontario	Arpan Khanna	Conservative	38,191 (53.4%)	David Hilderley	10,880 / 15.21 points	Clear win
Parry Sound—Muskoka	Ontario	Scott Aitchison	Conservative	33,742 (52.2%)	Geordie Sabbagh	6,179 / 9.56 points	Clear win
Perth—Wellington	Ontario	John Nater	Conservative	33,972 (53.0%)	David Mackey	7,830 / 12.22 points	Clear win
Peterborough	Ontario	Emma Harrison	Liberal	42,890 (54.3%)	Michelle Ferreri	10,444 / 13.21 points	Clear win
Pickering—Brooklin	Ontario	Juanita Nathan	Liberal	38,578 (54.2%)	Alicia Vianga	9,258 / 13.00 points	Clear win
Prescott—Russell—Cumberland	Ontario	Giovanna Mingarelli	Liberal	39,110 (54.8%)	Julie Séguin	10,305 / 14.43 points	Clear win
Richmond Hill South	Ontario	Vincent Ho	Conservative	30,615 (52.3%)	Majid Jowhari	4,606 / 7.86 points	Clear win
St. Catharines	Ontario	Chris Bittle	Liberal	34,750 (52.0%)	Bas Sluijmers	7,737 / 11.58 points	Clear win
Sarnia—Lambton—Bkejwanong	Ontario	Marilyn Gladu	Conservative	40,597 (53.1%)	George Vandenberg	11,657 / 15.26 points	Clear win
Sault Ste. Marie—Algoma	Ontario	Terry Sheehan	Liberal	30,936 (47.4%)	Hugh Stevenson	1,728 / 2.65 points	Tight finish
Scarborough Centre—Don Valley East	Ontario	Salma Zahid	Liberal	27,557 (57.3%)	Belent Mathew	9,250 / 19.24 points	Clear win
Scarborough North	Ontario	Shaun Chen	Liberal	29,418 (63.0%)	Gurmit Sandhu	13,931 / 29.81 points	Decisive win
Scarborough Southwest	Ontario	Bill Blair	Liberal	33,495 (61.5%)	Asm Tarun	16,843 / 30.92 points	Decisive win
Scarborough—Agincourt	Ontario	Jean Yip	Liberal	27,552 (54.3%)	Aris Movsessian	5,820 / 11.47 points	Clear win
Scarborough—Guildwood—Rouge Park	Ontario	Gary Anandasangaree	Liberal	35,295 (64.0%)	Suchita Jalan	17,810 / 32.27 points	Decisive win
Scarborough—Woburn	Ontario	Michael Coteau	Liberal	25,281 (60.4%)	Reddy Muttukuru	10,990 / 26.25 points	Decisive win
Simcoe North	Ontario	Adam Chambers	Conservative	32,241 (48.4%)	Ryan Rocca	2,474 / 3.71 points	Tight finish
Simcoe—Grey	Ontario	Terry Dowdall	Conservative	35,364 (52.1%)	Bren Munro	5,909 / 8.70 points	Clear win
Spadina—Harbourfront	Ontario	Chi Nguyen	Liberal	31,832 (60.1%)	Diana Filipova	15,546 / 29.34 points	Decisive win
Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry	Ontario	Eric Duncan	Conservative	37,399 (56.3%)	Sarah Good	10,992 / 16.55 points	Clear win
Sudbury	Ontario	Viviane Lapointe	Liberal	31,551 (51.9%)	Ian Symington	7,716 / 12.68 points	Clear win
Sudbury East—Manitoulin—Nickel Belt	Ontario	Jim Belanger	Conservative	29,156 (48.3%)	Marc G. Serré	4,081 / 6.77 points	Clear win
Taiaiako'n—Parkdale—High Park	Ontario	Karim Bardeesy	Liberal	36,439 (55.8%)	Bhutila Karpoche	21,436 / 32.82 points	Decisive win
Thornhill	Ontario	Melissa Lantsman	Conservative	44,419 (66.4%)	Liane Kotler	23,546 / 35.19 points	Decisive win
Thunder Bay—Rainy River	Ontario	Marcus Powlowski	Liberal	21,125 (48.5%)	Brendan Hyatt	2,440 / 5.61 points	Clear win
Thunder Bay—Superior North	Ontario	Patty Hajdu	Liberal	25,134 (55.2%)	Bob Herman	8,867 / 19.48 points	Clear win
Toronto Centre	Ontario	Evan Solomon	Liberal	37,907 (64.3%)	Luis Ibarra	25,586 / 43.42 points	Decisive win
Toronto—Danforth	Ontario	Julie Dabrusin	Liberal	39,191 (66.6%)	Ashik Hussain	28,004 / 47.56 points	Decisive win
Toronto—St. Paul's	Ontario	Leslie Church	Liberal	44,313 (61.9%)	Don Stewart	20,613 / 28.80 points	Decisive win
University—Rosedale	Ontario	Chrystia Freeland	Liberal	39,847 (64.0%)	Liz Grade	25,223 / 40.51 points	Decisive win
Vaughan—Woodbridge	Ontario	Michael Guglielmin	Conservative	40,422 (60.0%)	Francesco Sorbara	14,805 / 21.98 points	Decisive win
Waterloo	Ontario	Bardish Chagger	Liberal	37,579 (59.5%)	Waseem Botros	17,008 / 26.91 points	Decisive win
Wellington—Halton Hills North	Ontario	Michael Chong	Conservative	33,736 (50.6%)	Sean Carscadden	4,127 / 6.19 points	Clear win
Whitby	Ontario	Ryan Turnbull	Liberal	35,624 (52.7%)	Steve Yamada	6,004 / 8.88 points	Clear win
Willowdale	Ontario	Ali Ehsassi	Liberal	25,488 (53.4%)	James Lin	4,511 / 9.46 points	Clear win
Windsor West	Ontario	Harb Gill	Conservative	21,412 (39.0%)	Richard Pollock	4,426 / 8.06 points	Clear win
Windsor—Tecumseh—Lakeshore	Ontario	Kathy Borrelli	Conservative	32,090 (45.8%)	Irek Kusmierczyk	4 / 0.01 points	Tight finish
York Centre	Ontario	Roman Baber	Conservative	26,110 (54.8%)	Ya'ara Saks	5,792 / 12.16 points	Clear win
York South—Weston—Etobicoke	Ontario	Ahmed Hussen	Liberal	24,663 (55.3%)	Nicolas Pham	6,917 / 15.51 points	Clear win
York—Durham	Ontario	Jacob Mantle	Conservative	40,329 (55.6%)	Robert Grossi	11,603 / 15.99 points	Clear win
Brandon—Souris	Manitoba	Grant Jackson	Conservative	28,624 (62.2%)	Ghazanfar Ali Tarar	17,858 / 38.80 points	Decisive win
Churchill—Keewatinook Aski	Manitoba	Rebecca Chartrand	Liberal	9,313 (45.5%)	Niki Ashton	3,433 / 16.77 points	Clear win
Elmwood—Transcona	Manitoba	Colin Reynolds	Conservative	19,463 (41.6%)	Leila Dance	3,325 / 7.10 points	Clear win
Kildonan—St. Paul	Manitoba	Raquel Dancho	Conservative	26,364 (47.5%)	Thomas Naaykens	1,556 / 2.80 points	Tight finish
Portage—Lisgar	Manitoba	Branden Leslie	Conservative	31,889 (69.4%)	Robert Kreis	21,396 / 46.55 points	Decisive win
Provencher	Manitoba	Ted Falk	Conservative	34,364 (66.3%)	Trevor Kirczenow	20,970 / 40.48 points	Decisive win
Riding Mountain	Manitoba	Dan Mazier	Conservative	28,409 (67.8%)	Terry Hayward	19,128 / 45.68 points	Decisive win
St. Boniface—St. Vital	Manitoba	Ginette Lavack	Liberal	32,599 (59.8%)	Shola Agboola	14,974 / 27.47 points	Decisive win
Selkirk—Interlake—Eastman	Manitoba	James Bezan	Conservative	32,788 (60.2%)	Rhonda Nichol	16,218 / 29.77 points	Decisive win
Winnipeg Centre	Manitoba	Leah Gazan	NDP	13,524 (39.4%)	Rahul Walia	1,386 / 4.04 points	Tight finish
Winnipeg North	Manitoba	Kevin Lamoureux	Liberal	19,792 (57.9%)	Rachel Punzalan	8,052 / 23.56 points	Decisive win
Winnipeg South	Manitoba	Terry Duguid	Liberal	27,337 (59.0%)	Janice Morley-Lecomte	11,085 / 23.93 points	Decisive win
Winnipeg South Centre	Manitoba	Ben Carr	Liberal	33,834 (63.6%)	Royden Brousseau	19,086 / 35.89 points	Decisive win
Winnipeg West	Manitoba	Doug Eyolfson	Liberal	30,276 (54.5%)	Marty Morantz	7,617 / 13.70 points	Clear win
Battlefords—Lloydminster—Meadow Lake	Saskatchewan	Rosemarie Falk	Conservative	28,634 (75.8%)	Larry Ingram	21,561 / 57.06 points	Decisive win
Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek	Saskatchewan	Kelly Block	Conservative	36,427 (77.4%)	Katelyn Zimmer	28,419 / 60.40 points	Decisive win
Desnethé—Missinippi—Churchill River	Saskatchewan	Buckley Belanger	Liberal	5,876 (65.1%)	Jim Lemaigre	3,575 / 39.60 points	Decisive win
Moose Jaw—Lake Centre—Lanigan	Saskatchewan	Fraser Tolmie	Conservative	32,991 (71.9%)	Tabitha Mukamusoni	25,330 / 55.21 points	Decisive win
Prince Albert	Saskatchewan	Randy Hoback	Conservative	27,763 (71.5%)	Christopher Hadubiak	20,312 / 52.29 points	Decisive win
Regina—Lewvan	Saskatchewan	Warren Steinley	Conservative	21,988 (50.0%)	Mac Hird	3,095 / 7.04 points	Clear win
Regina—Qu'Appelle	Saskatchewan	Andrew Scheer	Conservative	27,024 (64.0%)	Rahima Mian	15,633 / 37.01 points	Decisive win
Regina—Wascana	Saskatchewan	Michael Kram	Conservative	22,072 (50.1%)	Jeffrey Walters	2,820 / 6.40 points	Clear win
Saskatoon South	Saskatchewan	Kevin Waugh	Conservative	24,516 (49.3%)	Rokhan Sarwar	4,409 / 8.86 points	Clear win
Saskatoon West	Saskatchewan	Brad Redekopp	Conservative	19,814 (52.7%)	Chad Eggerman	9,560 / 25.40 points	Decisive win
Saskatoon—University	Saskatchewan	Corey Tochor	Conservative	23,178 (48.9%)	Greg Poelzer	3,556 / 7.50 points	Clear win
Souris—Moose Mountain	Saskatchewan	Steven Bonk	Conservative	34,793 (84.0%)	Aziz Mian	30,742 / 74.21 points	Decisive win
Swift Current—Grasslands—Kindersley	Saskatchewan	Jeremy Patzer	Conservative	32,292 (82.0%)	William Caton	27,872 / 70.76 points	Decisive win
Yorkton—Melville	Saskatchewan	Cathay Wagantall	Conservative	28,702 (77.5%)	Luke Guimond	23,364 / 63.12 points	Decisive win
Airdrie—Cochrane	Alberta	Blake Richards	Conservative	50,252 (71.2%)	Sean Secord	33,538 / 47.53 points	Decisive win
Battle River—Crowfoot	Alberta	Damien Kurek	Conservative	53,684 (82.8%)	Brent Sutton	46,118 / 71.16 points	Decisive win
Bow River	Alberta	David Bexte	Conservative	44,605 (78.9%)	Bentley Barnes	35,043 / 61.96 points	Decisive win
Calgary Centre	Alberta	Greg McLean	Conservative	31,604 (50.2%)	Lindsay Luhnau	2,780 / 4.42 points	Tight finish
Calgary Confederation	Alberta	Corey Hogan	Liberal	33,112 (48.1%)	Jeremy Nixon	1,273 / 1.85 points	Tight finish
Calgary Crowfoot	Alberta	Pat Kelly	Conservative	39,971 (58.8%)	Shahnaz Munir	14,585 / 21.47 points	Decisive win
Calgary East	Alberta	Jasraj Hallan	Conservative	32,490 (60.5%)	Priti Obhrai-Martin	15,428 / 28.74 points	Decisive win
Calgary Heritage	Alberta	Shuv Majumdar	Conservative	42,088 (61.4%)	Scott Arnott	18,415 / 26.89 points	Decisive win
Calgary McKnight	Alberta	Dalwinder Gill	Conservative	20,863 (49.1%)	George Chahal	1,317 / 3.10 points	Tight finish
Calgary Midnapore	Alberta	Stephanie Kusie	Conservative	48,131 (65.5%)	Sunjiv Raval	26,152 / 35.61 points	Decisive win
Calgary Nose Hill	Alberta	Michelle Rempel Garner	Conservative	36,597 (59.4%)	Tom Becker	14,321 / 23.25 points	Decisive win
Calgary Shepard	Alberta	Tom Kmiec	Conservative	44,363 (68.0%)	Gul Khan	25,942 / 39.76 points	Decisive win
Calgary Signal Hill	Alberta	David GL McKenzie	Conservative	41,638 (60.1%)	Bryndis Whitson	16,464 / 23.78 points	Decisive win
Calgary Skyview	Alberta	Amanpreet S. Gill	Conservative	27,808 (55.4%)	Hafeez Malik	8,966 / 17.88 points	Clear win
Edmonton Centre	Alberta	Eleanor Olszewski	Liberal	24,138 (44.3%)	Sayid Ahmed	3,512 / 6.45 points	Clear win
Edmonton Gateway	Alberta	Tim Uppal	Conservative	26,385 (50.6%)	Jeremy Hoefsloot	6,950 / 13.33 points	Clear win
Edmonton Griesbach	Alberta	Kerry Diotte	Conservative	22,256 (45.5%)	Blake Desjarlais	5,539 / 11.31 points	Clear win
Edmonton Manning	Alberta	Ziad Aboultaif	Conservative	26,445 (53.1%)	Blair-Marie Coles	8,842 / 17.75 points	Clear win
Edmonton Northwest	Alberta	Billy Morin	Conservative	29,194 (53.4%)	Lindsey Machona	8,287 / 15.17 points	Clear win
Edmonton Riverbend	Alberta	Matt Jeneroux	Conservative	30,343 (50.2%)	Mark Minenko	3,268 / 5.41 points	Clear win
Edmonton Southeast	Alberta	Jagsharan Singh Mahal	Conservative	25,206 (52.9%)	Amarjeet Sohi	6,725 / 14.11 points	Clear win
Edmonton Strathcona	Alberta	Heather McPherson	NDP	28,027 (47.0%)	Miles Berry	8,259 / 13.84 points	Clear win
Edmonton West	Alberta	Kelly McCauley	Conservative	31,201 (52.9%)	Brad Fournier	7,206 / 12.21 points	Clear win
Foothills	Alberta	John Barlow	Conservative	54,874 (76.3%)	John Bruinsma	41,168 / 57.27 points	Decisive win
Fort McMurray—Cold Lake	Alberta	Laila Goodridge	Conservative	39,649 (80.2%)	Kaitlyn Staines	32,456 / 65.61 points	Decisive win
Grande Prairie	Alberta	Chris Warkentin	Conservative	47,904 (81.7%)	Maureen Mcleod	40,958 / 69.83 points	Decisive win
Lakeland	Alberta	Shannon Stubbs	Conservative	45,826 (81.0%)	Barry Milaney	38,940 / 68.81 points	Decisive win
Leduc—Wetaskiwin	Alberta	Mike Lake	Conservative	47,947 (74.7%)	Ronald Brochu	36,811 / 57.37 points	Decisive win
Lethbridge	Alberta	Rachael Thomas	Conservative	40,866 (61.1%)	Chris Spearman	18,967 / 28.34 points	Decisive win
Medicine Hat—Cardston—Warner	Alberta	Glen Motz	Conservative	41,518 (76.7%)	Tom Rooke	31,964 / 59.08 points	Decisive win
Parkland	Alberta	Dane Lloyd	Conservative	53,468 (75.2%)	Ashley Fearnall	40,778 / 57.35 points	Decisive win
Peace River—Westlock	Alberta	Arnold Viersen	Conservative	41,130 (77.1%)	Luke Markowski	34,852 / 65.30 points	Decisive win
Ponoka—Didsbury	Alberta	Blaine Calkins	Conservative	56,106 (81.8%)	Logan Hooley	48,692 / 71.00 points	Decisive win
Red Deer	Alberta	Burton Bailey	Conservative	44,239 (71.6%)	Ayaz Bangash	30,675 / 49.61 points	Decisive win
St. Albert—Sturgeon River	Alberta	Michael Cooper	Conservative	49,216 (63.9%)	Lucia Stachurski	26,239 / 34.09 points	Decisive win
Sherwood Park—Fort Saskatchewan	Alberta	Garnett Genuis	Conservative	54,131 (66.3%)	Tanya Holm	31,953 / 39.15 points	Decisive win
Yellowhead	Alberta	William Stevenson	Conservative	47,863 (69.1%)	Michael Fark	30,394 / 43.86 points	Decisive win
Abbotsford—South Langley	British Columbia	Sukhman Gill	Conservative	24,116 (43.1%)	Kevin Gillies	5,147 / 9.20 points	Clear win
Burnaby Central	British Columbia	Wade Chang	Liberal	21,745 (42.2%)	James Yan	1,856 / 3.60 points	Tight finish
Burnaby North—Seymour	British Columbia	Terry Beech	Liberal	37,829 (59.1%)	Mauro Francis	16,087 / 25.11 points	Decisive win
Cariboo—Prince George	British Columbia	Todd Doherty	Conservative	38,175 (60.3%)	Clinton Emslie	18,932 / 29.91 points	Decisive win
Chilliwack—Hope	British Columbia	Mark Strahl	Conservative	36,027 (54.8%)	Zeeshan Khan	12,773 / 19.43 points	Clear win
Cloverdale—Langley City	British Columbia	Tamara Jansen	Conservative	25,606 (47.8%)	Kyle Latchford	778 / 1.45 points	Tight finish
Columbia—Kootenay—Southern Rockies	British Columbia	Rob Morrison	Conservative	36,081 (50.4%)	Reggie Goldsbury	15,897 / 22.22 points	Decisive win
Coquitlam—Port Coquitlam	British Columbia	Ron McKinnon	Liberal	27,250 (47.4%)	Iain Black	2,520 / 4.38 points	Tight finish
Courtenay—Alberni	British Columbia	Gord Johns	NDP	31,617 (39.6%)	Kris McNichol	3,589 / 4.50 points	Tight finish
Cowichan—Malahat—Langford	British Columbia	Jeff Kibble	Conservative	28,370 (37.2%)	Alistair MacGregor	3,544 / 4.65 points	Tight finish
Delta	British Columbia	Jill McKnight	Liberal	32,802 (51.8%)	Jessy Sahota	5,488 / 8.67 points	Clear win
Esquimalt—Saanich—Sooke	British Columbia	Stephanie McLean	Liberal	36,181 (49.3%)	Grant Cool	15,099 / 20.59 points	Decisive win
Fleetwood—Port Kells	British Columbia	Gurbux Saini	Liberal	23,250 (47.9%)	Sukh Pandher	1,811 / 3.73 points	Tight finish
Kamloops—Shuswap—Central Rockies	British Columbia	Mel Arnold	Conservative	35,556 (52.2%)	Ken Robertson	9,027 / 13.26 points	Clear win
Kamloops—Thompson—Nicola	British Columbia	Frank Caputo	Conservative	32,008 (51.5%)	Iain Currie	7,047 / 11.35 points	Clear win
Kelowna	British Columbia	Stephen Fuhr	Liberal	28,702 (48.8%)	Tracy Gray	1,082 / 1.84 points	Tight finish
Langley Township—Fraser Heights	British Columbia	Tako Van Popta	Conservative	33,574 (51.4%)	John Aldag	5,540 / 8.48 points	Clear win
Mission—Matsqui—Abbotsford	British Columbia	Brad Vis	Conservative	33,791 (56.7%)	Jeff Howe	11,953 / 20.06 points	Decisive win
Nanaimo—Ladysmith	British Columbia	Tamara Kronis	Conservative	26,381 (35.5%)	Michelle Corfield	5,725 / 7.70 points	Clear win
New Westminster—Burnaby—Maillardville	British Columbia	Jake Sawatzky	Liberal	19,547 (35.1%)	Peter Julian	1,973 / 3.54 points	Tight finish
North Island—Powell River	British Columbia	Aaron Gunn	Conservative	31,356 (38.7%)	Tanille Johnston	4,999 / 6.18 points	Clear win
North Vancouver—Capilano	British Columbia	Jonathan Wilkinson	Liberal	37,907 (59.8%)	Stephen Curran	16,568 / 26.15 points	Decisive win
Okanagan Lake West—South Kelowna	British Columbia	Dan Albas	Conservative	33,219 (50.9%)	Juliette Sicotte	4,392 / 6.73 points	Clear win
Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge	British Columbia	Marc Dalton	Conservative	31,924 (47.4%)	Angie Rowell	1,196 / 1.78 points	Tight finish
Port Moody—Coquitlam	British Columbia	Zoe Royer	Liberal	27,074 (43.5%)	Paul Lambert	1,948 / 3.13 points	Tight finish
Prince George—Peace River—Northern Rockies	British Columbia	Bob Zimmer	Conservative	41,956 (71.1%)	Peter Njenga	30,411 / 51.55 points	Decisive win
Richmond Centre—Marpole	British Columbia	Chak Au	Conservative	23,532 (49.6%)	Wilson Miao	2,300 / 4.84 points	Tight finish
Richmond East—Steveston	British Columbia	Parm Bains	Liberal	25,705 (48.4%)	Zach Segal	1,100 / 2.07 points	Tight finish
Saanich—Gulf Islands	British Columbia	Elizabeth May	Green Party	31,199 (39.1%)	David Beckham	5,790 / 7.26 points	Clear win
Similkameen—South Okanagan—West Kootenay	British Columbia	Helena Konanz	Conservative	30,054 (44.1%)	Gloria Morgan	4,623 / 6.78 points	Clear win
Skeena—Bulkley Valley	British Columbia	Ellis Ross	Conservative	21,202 (47.2%)	Taylor Bachrach	3,525 / 7.85 points	Clear win
South Surrey—White Rock	British Columbia	Ernie Klassen	Liberal	33,094 (50.5%)	Kerry-Lynne Findlay	3,170 / 4.84 points	Tight finish
Surrey Centre	British Columbia	Randeep Sarai	Liberal	19,900 (48.0%)	Rajvir Dhillon	1,980 / 4.78 points	Tight finish
Surrey Newton	British Columbia	Sukh Dhaliwal	Liberal	20,263 (49.5%)	Harjit Singh Gill	2,240 / 5.47 points	Clear win
Vancouver Centre	British Columbia	Hedy Fry	Liberal	29,855 (55.2%)	Elaine Allan	13,487 / 24.95 points	Decisive win
Vancouver East	British Columbia	Jenny Kwan	NDP	24,945 (43.6%)	Mark Wiens	4,658 / 8.15 points	Clear win
Vancouver Fraserview—South Burnaby	British Columbia	Gregor Robertson	Liberal	27,117 (52.3%)	Avi Nayyar	8,617 / 16.62 points	Clear win
Vancouver Granville	British Columbia	Taleeb Noormohamed	Liberal	37,010 (62.1%)	Marie Rogers	19,877 / 33.36 points	Decisive win
Vancouver Kingsway	British Columbia	Don Davies	NDP	18,788 (37.2%)	Amy K. Gill	303 / 0.60 points	Tight finish
Vancouver Quadra	British Columbia	Wade Grant	Liberal	35,384 (63.2%)	Ken Charko	18,376 / 32.82 points	Decisive win
Vernon—Lake Country—Monashee	British Columbia	Scott Anderson	Conservative	33,850 (50.4%)	Anna Warwick Sears	5,081 / 7.57 points	Clear win
Victoria	British Columbia	Will Greaves	Liberal	41,128 (54.3%)	Laurel Collins	22,251 / 29.37 points	Decisive win
West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country	British Columbia	Patrick Weiler	Liberal	38,384 (59.7%)	Keith Roy	17,203 / 26.78 points	Decisive win
Yukon	Yukon	Brendan Hanley	Liberal	12,009 (53.1%)	Ryan Leef	3,290 / 14.53 points	Clear win
Northwest Territories	Northwest Territories	Rebecca Alty	Liberal	8,855 (53.5%)	Kimberly Fairman	3,342 / 20.19 points	Decisive win
Nunavut	Nunavut	Lori Idlout	NDP	2,853 (37.3%)	Kilikvak Kabloona	41 / 0.54 points	Tight finish

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Candidate votes, affiliations and incumbent markers come from Elections Canada’s official Table 12; turnout, valid votes and rejected ballots come from Table 11. National and province totals below are calculated from that same candidate table so the figures use one consistent snapshot. The asterisk marker for incumbents is defined by Elections Canada. “Not an incumbent” does not mean a person has never held another elected office.

Winner minus runner-up votes; percentage-point margin uses all valid riding votes. Tight finish: under 5 points; decisive win: at least 20 points. These are editorial descriptions, not Elections Canada classifications. “Landslide” has no official threshold here; we use exact margins and “decisive win” instead. Candidate percentages can differ slightly from sums because of rounding.

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