2025 Canadian federal election in Ontario

Not to be confused with 2025 Ontario general election.

2025 Canadian federal election in Ontario

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All 122 of Ontario's seats in the House of Commons
Registered	10,965,118
Turnout	7,576,590 (69.1%) [1]
First party Second party   Leader Mark Carney Pierre Poilievre Party Liberal Conservative Leader since March 9, 2025 September 10, 2022 Last election 78 seats [a] , 39.3% 37 seats, 34.9% Seats before 74 38 Seats won 70 52 Seat change 4 14 Popular vote 3,716,166 3,315,575 Percentage 49.0% 43.8% Swing 9.7pp 8.9pp
Prime Minister before election Mark Carney Liberal Elected Prime Minister Mark Carney Liberal

In the 2025 Canadian federal election, 122 members of Parliament were elected to the House of Commons from the province of Ontario (35.6% of all members).

Background

2022 electoral redistribution

The 2025 Canadian federal election will be the first election to utilize the electoral districts established following the 2022 Canadian federal electoral redistribution. The House of Commons will increase from 338 seats to 343 seats, with Ontario gaining one seat in an increase from 121 to 122. This ensures that the average population per constituency in Ontario is 116,590 (according to the 2021 Canadian census), which is 8,742 more people per electoral district than the national average. ^[2] Due to the redistribution, this will be the first Canadian federal election where the city of Toronto will have less seats than its surrounding suburban municipalities within the Greater Toronto Area. ^[3]

2021 results transposed onto 2023 boundaries

Party		MPs
		2021 actual result	2021 notional result	Change
	Liberal	78	77	1
	Conservative	37	40	3
	New Democratic	5	4	1
	Green	1	1
Total seats		121	122	1

Timeline

Changes in Ontario seats held (2021–2025)

Seat	Before				Change
	Date	Member	Party	Reason	Date	Member	Party
Spadina—Fort York	November 22, 2021	Kevin Vuong	█  Liberal	Excluded from caucus			█  Independent
Mississauga—Lakeshore	May 27, 2022	Sven Spengemann	█  Liberal	Resigned seat	December 22, 2022	Charles Sousa	█  Liberal
Oxford	January 28, 2023	Dave MacKenzie	█  Conservative	Resigned seat	June 19, 2023	Arpan Khanna	█  Conservative
Don Valley North	March 22, 2023	Han Dong	█  Liberal	Resigned from caucus			█  Independent
Durham	August 1, 2023	Erin O'Toole	█  Conservative	Resigned seat	March 4, 2024	Jamil Jivani	█  Conservative
Toronto—St. Paul's	January 16, 2024	Carolyn Bennett	█  Liberal	Resigned seat	June 24, 2024	Don Stewart	█  Conservative
Eglinton—Lawrence	March 13, 2025	Marco Mendicino	█  Liberal	Resigned seat	n/a [b]	–	█ Vacant

Opinion polling

This section is transcluded from Opinion polling for the 2025 Canadian federal election. (edit | history)

Polling firm	Last date of polling	Link	LPC	CPC	NDP	GPC	PPC	Others	Margin of error [c]	Sample size [d]	Polling method [e]	Lead
Campaign Research (Ontario PC internal)	March 26, 2025	[4]	48	33	11	4	-	4		1902	online	15
Mainstreet Research	February 17, 2025	[5]	41	39	13	2	2	2	± 2.7 pp	1,278 (1/3)	online (rolling)	2
	February 16, 2025	[6]	42	38	14	2	2	1	± 2.8 pp	1,229 (1/3)		4
	February 15, 2025	[7]	41	39	13	2	2	2	± 2.8 pp	1,228 (1/3)		2
	February 14, 2025	[8]	43	39	10	2	3	1	± 2.7 pp	1,272 (1/3)		4
	February 13, 2025	[9]	43	41	8	3	2	2	± 2.7 pp	1,294 (1/3)		2
	February 12, 2025	[10]	43	40	10	2	2	2	± 2.7 pp	1,314 (1/3)		3
	February 11, 2025	[11]	43	39	10	2	2	2	± 2.7 pp	1,303 (1/3)		4
	February 10, 2025	[12]	45	37	12	2	1	2	± 2.7 pp	1,301 (1/3)		8
	February 9, 2025	[13]	43	39	9	5	2	2	± 2.7 pp	1,347 (1/3)		4
	February 8, 2025	[14]	42	36	13	4	2	2	± 2.8 pp	1,187 (1/3)		6
	February 7, 2025	[15]	44	36	12	4	2	2	± 2.8 pp	1,262 (1/3)		8
	February 6, 2025	[16]	42	36	14	3	2	2	± 2.5 pp	1,515 (1/4)		6
	February 5, 2025	[17]	42	37	12	4	2	2	± 2.8 pp	1,236 (1/3)		5
	February 4, 2025	[18]	42	37	11	4	2	2	± 2.9 pp	1,162 (1/3)		5
	February 3, 2025	[19]	43	39	9	4	2	2	± 3.0 pp	1,080 (1/3)		4
	February 2, 2025	[20]	42	39	11	3	2	2	± 2.6 pp	1,374 (1/3)		3
	February 1, 2025	[21]	41	40	13	3	2	2	± 2.9 pp	1,124 (1/3)		1
	January 31, 2025	[22]	39	39	14	3	1	2	± 2.8 pp	1,247 (1/3)		0
	January 30, 2025	[23]	40	39	13	5	2	2	± 2.4 pp	1,644 (1/3)		1
	January 26, 2025	[24]	40	38	12	4	2	2	± 3.2 pp	936	online	2
Abacus Data	June 25, 2024	[25]	27	44	19	5	—	5	± 3.1 pp	1,000		17
	May 15, 2024	[26]	29	45	17	4	—	5	± 3.1 pp	1,000		16

Predictions

Summary

Source	Ranking
	Lib	Con	NDP	Green	As of
338Canada [27]	82	37	2	1	28 April 2025

Summary of results

Party		Votes	Vote %	Vote +/-	Seats	Seat +/-
	Liberal	3,716,166	49.0%	9.7pp	70 / 122 (57%)	5
	Conservative	3,315,575	43.8%	8.9pp	52 / 122 (43%)	15
	New Democratic	368,965	4.9%	12.9pp	0 / 122 (0%)	5
	Green	89,907	1.2%	1.0pp	0 / 122 (0%)	1
	People's	54,376	0.7%	4.8pp	0 / 122 (0%)
	Independent	10,321	0.1%	0pp	0 / 122 (0%)	2
	Other	21,896	0.3%	0.1pp	0 / 122 (0%)
Total		7,576,590	100%	–	122 / 122 (100%)	2 [f]

Comparison with national results

Results by party

Party		Popular vote %			Seats in caucus
		ON	Natl.	diff.
	Liberal	49.0	43.7	+5.3	70 / 169 (41%)
	Conservative	43.8	41.3	+2.5	52 / 144 (36%)
	New Democratic	4.9	6.3	-1.4	0 / 7 (0%)
	Green	1.2	1.2	=	0 / 1 (0%)
	People's	0.7	0.7	=	no caucus
	Total	–	–	–	122 / 343 (36%)

Results by riding

Ottawa

See also: Canadian federal election results in Ottawa

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Carleton Details		Bruce Fanjoy 43,846 50.9%		Pierre Poilievre 39,333 45.7%		Beth Prokaska 1,221 1.4%		Mark Watson 561 0.7%				Karen Bourdeau (UP) 112 0.1%		Pierre Poilievre
												Sébastien CoRhino (Rhino.) 31 0.0%
												Danny Légaré (Mar.) 37 0.0%
												Shawn MacEachern (CFP) 63 0.1%
												LBC at bottom of table
Kanata		Jenna Sudds 45,244 60.8%		Greg Kung 26,557 35.7%		Melissa Simon 1,702 2.3%		Jennifer Purdy 835 1.1%				Moinuddin Siddiqui (Cent.) 122 0.2%		Jenna Sudds Kanata—Carleton
Nepean		Mark Carney 46,073 63.8%		Barbara Bal 24,017 33.2%		Shyam Shukla 1,424 2.0%		Greg Hopkins 462 0.6%		Eric Fleury 261 0.4%				Chandra Arya ± [28]
Orléans		Marie-France Lalonde 53,146 67.4%		Steve Mansour 22,072 28.0%		Oulai B. Goué 2,063 2.6%		Jaycob Jacques 652 0.8%		Tafiqul Abu Mohammad 331 0.4%		Arlo Arrowsmith (Libert.) 301 0.4%		Marie-France Lalonde
												Mazhar Choudhry (Ind.) 162 0.2%
												Arabella Vida (Ind.) 76 0.1%
Ottawa Centre		Yasir Naqvi 51,026 62.7%		Paul D'Orsonnens 12,692 15.6%		Joel Harden 15,935 19.6%		Amanda Rosenstock 916 1.1%				Andrea Chabot (CFP) 268 0.3%		Yasir Naqvi
												Zed Chebib (Ind.) 47 0.1%
												Marie-Chantal Leriche (CHP) 234 0.3%
												Cashton Perry (Comm.) 154 0.2%
												Mike Salmon (Ind.) 66 0.1%
Ottawa South		David McGuinty 43,388 65.2%		Blair Turner 18,010 27.1%		Hena Masjedee 4,017 6.0%		Nira Dookeran 642 1.0%				William Cooper (Rhino.) 155 0.2%		David McGuinty
												Alex Perrier (CHP) 259 0.4%
												John Redins (CFP) 93 0.1%
Ottawa—Vanier—Gloucester		Mona Fortier 45,934 67.4%		Dean Wythe 14,633 21.5%		Tristan Oliff 5,164 7.6%		Christian Proulx 1,345 2.0%		Marty Simms 349 0.5%		Elizabeth Benoit (Ind.) 238 0.3%		Mona Fortier Ottawa—Vanier
												Coreen Corcoran (Libert.) 338 0.5%
												Christian Legeais (M-L) 182 0.3%
Ottawa West—Nepean		Anita Vandenbeld 43,555 63.6%		Ryan Telford 18,517 27.1%		Josh Bizjak 4,847 7.1%		Prashanta Dhakal 780 1.1%		Glen Armstrong 514 0.8%		Sean Mulligan (CHP) 232 0.3%		Anita Vandenbeld

Longest Ballot Committee ^[g] All Independent unless noted: Sana Ahmad 41; Mélodie Anderson 16; Marthalee Aykroyd 9; Alex Banks 16; Tetia Bayoro 5; Sophie Bearden 14; Michael Bednarski 15; Line Bélanger 6; Jeani Boudreault (NA) 12; Alain Bourgault 8; John Boylan 17; Sarah Burke 27; Dante Camarena Jimenez 4; Jenny Cartwright 11; Jaël Champagne Gareau 4; David Cherniak 5; Charlie Currie 20; John Dale 20; Manon Marie Lili Desbiens (NA) 3; Gerrit Dogger 4; Ysack Dupont (NA) 0; Alexandra Engering 12; Scott Falkingham 45; Euan Fraser Tait 18; Maria Gabriel 10; Daniel Gagnon 8; Pierre Gauthier 38; Gregory Gillis 4; Jeffrey Goodman 11; Peter Gorman 7; Daniel Graham 2; Artem Gudkov 3; Zornitsa Halacheva 2; Anthony Hamel 2; Blake Hamilton 6; Robert Harris 8; Loren Hicks 6; Kerri Hildebrandt (NA) 3; Andrea Hollinger 8; Trevor Holsworth 3; Seyed Hosseini Lavasani 13; Ryan Huard 9; Demetrios Karavas 2; Laina Kohler (NA) 10; Kevin Krisa 5; Krzysztof Krzywinski (NA) 3; Dan Kyung 35; Samuel Lafontaine 3; Alain Lamontagne 5; Alexander Lein (NA) 6; Charles Lemieux 10; Connie Lukawski 8; Agnieszka Marszalek 6; Joseph Maw 1; Donald McKay 11; Mark Moutter 23; Christopher Navarro-Canseco (NA) 4; Winston Neutel 5; David Nguyen 15; Sheri Oberman 2; John Francis O'Flynn 8; Lény Painchaud 5; Lanna Palsson 4; Guillaume Paradis 37; Lajos Polya 12; Lorant Polya 57; Spencer Rocchi 4; Wallace Richard Rowat 2; Julian Selody 7; Hakim Sheriff 6; Roger Sherwood 3; Yogo Shimada 3; Michael Skirzynski 3; Julie St-Amand 3; Pascal St-Amand 2; Patrick Strzalkowski 4; Daniel Stuckless 11; Benjamin Teichman 2; Sarah Thompson 9; Darcy Vanderwater (NA) 12; Elliot Wand 5; Michal Wieczorek 7; David Zhu 21

Eastern Ontario

See also: Canadian federal election results in Eastern Ontario

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other
Algonquin—Renfrew—Pembroke		Cyndi Mills 25,338 37.8%		Cheryl Gallant 37,333 55.7%		Eileen Jones-Whyte 2,469 3.7%		Danilo Velasquez 618 0.9%		Randy Briand (UP) 909 1.4%		Cheryl Gallant Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke
										Stefan Klietsch (Ind.) 122 0.2%
										Seth Malina (Ind.) 229 0.3%
Bay of Quinte		Chris Malette 32,846 50.4%		Ryan Williams 29,130 44.7%		Kate Crothers 2,373 3.6%		Erica Charlton 833 1.3%				Ryan Williams
Hastings—Lennox and Addington—Tyendinaga		Tracey Sweeney Schenk 26,745 40.4%		Shelby Kramp-Neuman 36,005 54.3%		Ava Duffy 2,351 3.5%		Michael Holbrook 803 1.2%		Zaid Yusufani (PPC) 377 0.6%		Shelby Kramp-Neuman Hastings—Lennox and Addington
Kingston and the Islands		Mark Gerretsen 48,682 63.2%		Bryan Paterson 23,592 30.6%		Daria Juüdi-Hope 3,648 4.7%		Fintan Hartnett 1,071 1.4%				Mark Gerretsen
Lanark—Frontenac		Michelle Foxton 30,900 45.6%		Scott Reid 34,186 50.4%		Danielle Rae 1,986 2.9%		Jesse Pauley 741 1.1%				Scott Reid Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands—Rideau Lakes		Lorna Jean Edmonds 29,656 44.4%		Michael Barrett 33,437 50.0%		Paul Lancione 2,341 3.5%		Randi Ramdeen 781 1.2%		Hailey Simpson (PPC) 596 0.9%		Michael Barrett Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes
Prescott—Russell—Cumberland		Giovanna Mingarelli 39,110 54.8%		Julie Séguin 28,805 40.3%		Ryder Finlay 1,730 2.4%		Thaila Riden 787 1.1%		Deborah Perrier (PPC) 725 1.0%		Francis Drouin† [29] Glengarry—Prescott—Russell
										Jason St-Louis (Ind.) 236 0.3%
Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry		Sarah Good 26,407 39.8%		Eric Duncan 37,399 56.3%		Mario Leclerc 1,653 2.5%		Gordon Kubanek 674 1.0%		Karl Ivan MacKinnon (Libert.) 274 0.4%		Eric Duncan Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry

Central Ontario

See also: Canadian federal election results in Central Ontario

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Barrie South—Innisfil		John Olthuis 25,557 38.0%		John Brassard 38,943 57.8%		Andrew Harrigan 2,130 3.2%				Mark Sampson 695 1.0%				John Brassard Barrie—Innisfil
Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte		Rose Zacharias 29,150 44.4%		Doug Shipley 33,949 51.7%		Gabriela Trujillo 1,559 2.4%		Greg Taylor 893 1.4%				Michael Speers (Comm.) 158 0.2%		Doug Shipley
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound		Anne Marie Watson 26,837 40.1%		Alex Ruff 35,484 53.0%		Christopher Neudorf 2,069 3.1%		Natasha Akiwenzie 1,447 2.2%		Pavel Smolko 520 0.8%		Ann Gillies (UP) 554 0.8%		Alex Ruff
Dufferin—Caledon		Malalai Halimi 24,818 35.2%		Kyle Seeback 42,458 60.1%		Viktor Karklins 1,380 2.0%		Ifra Baig 927 1.3%		Dympna Carolan 752 1.1%		Jeffrey Halsall (Ind.) 260 0.4%		Kyle Seeback
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes		Nell Thomas 29,223 38.7%		Jamie Schmale 42,701 56.6%		Alyea Teel 2,625 3.5%				Michael Penman 954 1.3%				Jamie Schmale Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock
New Tecumseth—Gwillimbury		Mike Hanrahan 24,444 37.0%		Scot Davidson 39,247 59.4%		Nancy Morrison 1,226 1.9%		Callum McKinnon 712 1.1%		Paul Montague 496 0.8%				Scot Davidson York—Simcoe
Northumberland—Clarke		John Goheen 32,648 45.9%		Philip Lawrence 34,862 49.0%		Ava Becker 2,090 2.9%		Christina Marie Wilson 630 0.9%		Lisa Bradburn 521 0.7%		Jody Ledgerwood (Ind.) 270 0.4%		Philip Lawrence Northumberland—Peterborough South
												John Wesselius (CHP) 171 0.2%
Peterborough		Emma Harrison 42,890 54.3%		Michelle Ferreri 32,446 41.0%		Heather Ray 2,406 3.0%		Jazmine Raine 655 0.8%		Jami-Leigh McMaster 272 0.3%		Matthew Grove (CHP) 168 0.2%		Michelle Ferreri Peterborough—Kawartha
												Chad Jewell (Ind.) 222 0.3%
Simcoe—Grey		Bren Munro 29,455 43.4%		Terry Dowdall 35,364 52.1%		Jasleen Bains 1,574 2.3%		Allan Kuhn 991 1.5%		Giorgio Mammoliti 523 0.8%				Terry Dowdall
Simcoe North		Ryan Rocca 29,767 44.7%		Adam Chambers 32,241 48.4%		Melissa Lloyd 2,508 3.8%		Ray Little 1,260 1.9%		Stephen Toivo Makk 638 1.0%		Russ Emo (CHP) 191 0.3%		Adam Chambers

Southern Durham

See also: Canadian federal election results in Southern Durham and York

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Centrist		Other
Ajax		Jennifer McKelvie 36,975 56.3%		Greg Brady 25,658 39.1%		Kyle Forster 1,762 2.7%		Leigh Paulseth 612 0.9%		Faisal Ali 643 1.0%				Mark Holland $ [30]
Bowmanville—Oshawa North		Bridget Girard 32,214 45.5%		Jamil Jivani 35,232 49.8%		Elenor Marano 2,032 2.9%		Julie Dietrich 546 0.8%		Ghuzna Imam 134 0.2%		Clint Cole (UP) 143 0.2%		Jamil Jivani Durham
												Pranay Gunti (Ind.) 264 0.4%
												Adam Smith (Rhino.) 68 0.1%
												Thomas Zekveld (CHP) 155 0.2%
Oshawa		Isaac Ransom 28,653 43.0%		Rhonda Kirkland 32,131 48.2%		Sara Labelle 5,112 7.7%		Katherine Mathewson 804 1.2%						Colin Carrie† [31]
Pickering—Brooklin		Juanita Nathan 38,578 54.2%		Alicia Vianga 29,320 41.2%		Jamie Nye 1,838 2.6%		Andrea Wood 535 0.8%		Zainab Rana 322 0.5%		Lisa Robinson (PPC) 639 0.9%		Jennifer O'Connell $ [32] Pickering—Uxbridge
Whitby		Ryan Turnbull 35,624 52.7%		Steve Yamada 29,620 43.8%		Kevin Goswell 1,638 2.4%		Andrew Di Lullo 506 0.7%		Nouman Mian 206 0.3%				Ryan Turnbull

York Region

See also: Canadian federal election results in Southern Durham and York

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill		Leah Taylor Roy 26,590 42.8%		Costas Menegakis 34,023 54.7%		Danielle Maniuk 835 1.3%		Tom Muench 465 0.7%		Igor Tvorogov 256 0.4%				Leah Taylor Roy
King—Vaughan		Mubarak Ahmed 24,352 35.9%		Anna Roberts 41,682 61.5%		Samantha Sanchez 769 1.1%		Ann Raney 576 0.9%		Vageesh Sabharwal 368 0.5%				Anna Roberts
Markham—Stouffville		Helena Jaczek 31,658 51.4%		Niran Jeyanesan 27,898 45.3%		Serena Cheung 1,121 1.8%		Myles O'Brien 433 0.7%		René de Vries 393 0.6%		Shahzad Ahmed (Cent.) 141 0.2%		Helena Jaczek¢
Markham—Thornhill		Tim Hodgson 27,504 54.5%		Lionel Loganathan 21,003 41.6%		Aftab Qureshi 1,022 2.0%				Mimi Lee 747 1.5%		Haider Qureshi (Cent.) 153 0.3%		Mary Ng $ [33]
Markham—Unionville		Peter Yuen 25,133 47.1%		Michael Ma 27,055 50.7%		Sameer Qureshi 723 1.4%		Elvin Kao 503 0.9%						Paul Chiang $ [34]
Newmarket—Aurora		Jennifer McLachlan 29,299 47.0%		Sandra Cobena 31,540 50.6%		Anna Gollen 1,473 2.4%								Tony Van Bynen† [35]
Richmond Hill South		Majid Jowhari 26,009 44.4%		Vincent Ho 30,615 52.3%		Ebrahim Astaraki 1,054 1.8%		Alison Lam 495 0.8%		Joshua Sideris 244 0.4%		Yan Wang (Ind.) 124 0.2%		Majid Jowhari Richmond Hill
												Juni Yeung (CFP) 43 0.1%
Thornhill		Liane Kotler 20,873 31.2%		Melissa Lantsman 44,419 66.4%		William McCarty 833 1.2%		Dominic Piotrowski 353 0.5%		Amir Hart 440 0.7%				Melissa Lantsman
Vaughan—Woodbridge		Francesco Sorbara 25,617 38.0%		Michael Guglielmin 40,422 60.0%		Ali Bahman 891 1.3%				Roman Yevseyev 425 0.6%				Francesco Sorbara
York—Durham		Robert Grossi 28,726 39.6%		Jacob Mantle 40,329 55.6%		Justin Graham 1,829 2.5%		Matt Pearce 797 1.1%		Patricia Conlin 901 1.2%			New District

Scarborough

See also: Canadian federal election results in Suburban Toronto

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other
Scarborough—Agincourt		Jean Yip 27,552 54.3%		Aris Movsessian 21,732 42.8%		Dan Lovell 1,449 2.9%						Jean Yip
Scarborough Centre—Don Valley East		Salma Zahid 27,557 57.3%		Belent Mathew 18,307 38.1%		Alyson Koa 1,565 3.3%				Peter Koubakis (PPC) 659 1.4%		Michael Coteau‡ Don Valley East (Running in Scarborough—Woburn)
											Merged District
												Salma Zahid Scarborough Centre
Scarborough—Guildwood—Rouge Park		Gary Anandasangaree 35,295 64.0%		Suchita Jalan 17,485 31.7%		Kingsley Kwok 1,772 3.2%		Troy Rife 633 1.1%				Gary Anandasangaree Scarborough—Rouge Park
Scarborough North		Shaun Chen 29,418 63.0%		Gurmit Sandhu 15,487 33.1%		Karishma Manji 1,827 3.9%						Shaun Chen
Scarborough Southwest		Bill Blair 33,495 61.5%		Asm Tarun 16,652 30.6%		Fatima Shaban 2,730 5.0%		Amanda Cain 754 1.4%		Imran Khan (Cent.) 165 0.3%		Bill Blair
										Christine Nugent (M-L) 113 0.2%
										Michael Poulin (PPC) 567 1.0%
Scarborough—Woburn		Michael Coteau 25,281 60.4%		Reddy Muttukuru 14,291 34.1%		George Wedge 1,466 3.5%		Gianne Broughton 499 1.2%		Amina Bhaiyat (Ind.) 181 0.4%		John McKay† [36] Scarborough—Guildwood
										Ayub Sipra (Cent.) 150 0.4%

North York

See also: Canadian federal election results in Suburban Toronto

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other
Don Valley North		Maggie Chi 25,822 53.2%		Joe Tay 20,546 42.3%		Naila Saeed 1,191 2.5%		Andrew Armstrong 448 0.9%		Xiaohua Gong (NA) 260 0.5%		Han Dong† [37]
										Ivan Milivojevic (PPC) 260 0.5%
Don Valley West		Rob Oliphant 36,744 62.6%		Robert Pierce 19,480 33.2%		Linnea Löfström-Abary 1,382 2.4%		Sheena Sharp 616 1.1%		Bahira Abdulsalam (Ind.) 442 0.8%		Rob Oliphant
Eglinton—Lawrence		Vince Gasparro 29,949 49.3%		Karen Stintz 29,061 47.8%		Allison Tanzola 996 1.6%		Wayne Chechuevskiy 429 0.7%		Timothy Gleeson (PPC) 326 0.5%		Vacant [h]
Willowdale		Ali Ehsassi 25,488 53.4%		James Lin 20,977 44.0%		Christy Kheirallah 1,224 2.6%						Ali Ehsassi
York Centre		Ya'ara Saks 20,318 42.7%		Roman Baber 26,110 54.8%		Yusuf Ulukanligil 1,191 2.5%						Ya'ara Saks

Central Toronto and East York

See also: Canadian federal election results in Central Toronto

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Marxist-Leninist		Communist		Other
Beaches—East York		Nate Erskine-Smith 39,804 67.7%		Jocelyne Poirier 13,830 23.5%		Shannon Devine 4,027 6.9%		Jack Pennings 748 1.3%		Steve Rutchinski 39 0.1%		Elizabeth Rowley 146 0.2%		Diane Joseph (Ind.) 161 0.3%		Nathaniel Erskine-Smith¢
Davenport		Julie Dzerowicz 35,364 57.8%		Francis Lavoie 14,189 23.2%		Sandra Sousa 10,452 17.1%		Lilian Barrera 782 1.3%				Dave McKee 387 0.6%				Julie Dzerowicz
Spadina—Harbourfront		Chi Nguyen 31,832 60.1%		Diana Filipova 16,286 30.7%		Norm Di Pasquale 4,107 7.8%		Gordon Rand 448 0.8%		Nick Lin 85 0.2%				Gilbert Joseph Jubinville (PPC) 193 0.4%		Kevin Vuong† [39] Spadina—Fort York
														Shrey Rao (Ind.) 39 0.1%
Taiaiako'n—Parkdale—High Park		Karim Bardeesy 36,439 55.8%		Wladyslaw Lizon 12,662 19.4%		Bhutila Karpoche 15,003 23.0%		Anna Gorka 700 1.1%		Lorne Gershuny 92 0.1%		Rimmy Riarh 137 0.2%		Edward Fraser (APP) 184 0.3%		Arif Virani $ [33] Parkdale—High Park
														Terry Parker (Mar.) 96 0.1%
Toronto Centre		Evan Solomon 37,907 64.3%		Luis Ibarra 12,321 20.9%		Samantha Green 7,358 12.5%		Olivia Iheme 664 1.1%		Philip Fernandez 170 0.3%				Simon Luisi (APP) 177 0.3%		Marci Ien $ [40]
														Cleveland Marshall (Ind.) 90 0.2%
														Nathen Mazri (PPC) 235 0.4%
Toronto—Danforth		Julie Dabrusin 39,191 66.6%		Ashik Hussain 11,187 19.0%		Clare Hacksel 7,626 13.0%		Silvia Stardust 626 1.1%						Liz White (APP) 251 0.4%		Julie Dabrusin
Toronto—St. Paul's		Leslie Church 44,313 61.9%		Don Stewart 23,700 33.1%		Bruce Levy 2,496 3.5%		Shane Philips 552 0.8%		David Gershuny 133 0.2%				Joseph Frasca (PPC) 329 0.5%		Don Stewart
														Cynthia Valdron (CFP) 58 0.1%
University—Rosedale		Chrystia Freeland 39,847 64.0%		Liz Grade 14,624 23.5%		Serena Purdy 6,168 9.9%		Ignacio Mongrell 1,066 1.7%		Barbara Biley 138 0.2%		Drew Garvie 304 0.5%		Adam Golding (Ind.) 118 0.2%		Chrystia Freeland

Etobicoke and York

See also: Canadian federal election results in Suburban Toronto

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Etobicoke Centre		Yvan Baker 36,186 53.6%		Ted Opitz 29,713 44.0%		Ji Won Jung 1,611 2.4%								Yvan Baker
Etobicoke—Lakeshore		James Maloney 37,512 57.4%		Bernard Trottier 25,348 38.8%		Cory Wagar 1,665 2.5%				Thomas Fanjoy 616 0.9%		Janice Murray (M-L) 197 0.3%		James Maloney
Etobicoke North		John Zerucelli 22,270 52.6%		Natalie Weed 17,359 41.0%		Benjamin Abis 1,354 3.2%		Sarun Balaranjan 394 0.9%		Andy D'Andrea 846 2.0%		Neil Simon (Ind.) 132 0.3%		Kirsty Duncan $ [41]
Humber River—Black Creek		Judy Sgro 21,357 55.6%		Bijay Paudel 13,745 35.8%		Matias de Dovitiis 2,449 6.4%				Marek Jasinski 621 1.6%		Jeanne McGuire (Comm.) 226 0.6%		Judy Sgro
York South—Weston—Etobicoke		Ahmed Hussen 24,663 55.3%		Nicolas Pham 17,746 39.8%		Louise James 2,190 4.9%								Ahmed Hussen York South—Weston

Brampton

See also: Canadian federal election results in Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Centrist		Independent
Brampton Centre		Amandeep Sodhi 19,716 48.4%		Taran Chahal 19,105 46.9%		Anil Boodhai 1,085 2.7%		Ray Shaver 469 1.2%		Harsimran Kaur Hundal 288 0.7%		Taha Nazir 97 0.2%				Shafqat Ali‡ (Running in Brampton—Chinguacousy Park )
Brampton—Chinguacousy Park		Shafqat Ali 21,532 48.8%		Tim Iqbal 19,591 44.4%		Teresa Yeh 1,173 2.7%		Mike Dancy 521 1.2%		Jayesh Brahmbhatt 741 1.7%		Hafiz Muneeb Ahmad 194 0.4%		Avi Dhaliwal 328 0.7%	New District
Brampton East		Maninder Sidhu 23,616 48.6%		Bob Dosanjh Singh 21,731 44.7%		Haramrit Singh 821 1.7%				Jeff Lal 2,305 4.7%		Abdus S Kissana 132 0.3%				Maninder Sidhu
Brampton North—Caledon		Ruby Sahota 22,847 49.0%		Amandeep Judge 22,105 47.4%		Ruby Zaman 1,008 2.2%				Sat Anand 635 1.4%						Ruby Sahota Brampton North
Brampton South		Sonia Sidhu 22,001 49.3%		Sukhdeep Kang 21,193 47.5%		Rajni Sharma 777 1.7%				Vijay Kumar 358 0.8%				Manmohan Khroud 274 0.6%		Sonia Sidhu
Brampton West		Kamal Khera 20,194 47.6%		Amarjeet Gill 21,112 49.8%		Zaigham Javed 708 1.7%		Sameera Khan 278 0.7%				Khawaja Amir Hassan 95 0.2%				Kamal Khera

Mississauga

See also: Canadian federal election results in Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Independent		Marxist-Leninist
Mississauga Centre		Fares Al Soud 29,605 53.9%		Muhammad Ishaq 23,010 41.9%		Brandon Nguyen 1,502 2.7%				Gurdeep Wolosz 602 1.1%		Zulfiqar Ali 257 0.5%				Omar Alghabra† [42]
Mississauga East—Cooksville		Peter Fonseca 27,138 50.2%		Nita Kang 24,112 44.6%		Khawar Hussain 1,508 2.8%				Amit Gupta 964 1.8%		Winston Harding 221 0.4%		Dagmar Sullivan 113 0.2%		Peter Fonseca
Mississauga—Erin Mills		Iqra Khalid 33,448 55.7%		Milad Mikael 24,000 40.0%		Ehab Mustapha 1,311 2.2%		Sulaiman Khan 367 0.6%		Michael Bayer 734 1.2%		Michael Matulewicz 179 0.3%				Iqra Khalid
Mississauga—Lakeshore		Charles Sousa 34,971 52.4%		Tom Ellard 29,416 44.0%		Evelyn Butler 1,254 1.9%		Mary Kidnew 587 0.9%		Fahad Rao 334 0.5%		Carlton Darby 122 0.2%		Anna Di Carlo 113 0.2%		Charles Sousa
Mississauga—Malton		Iqwinder Singh Gaheer 26,793 53.3%		Jaspreet Sandhu 21,202 42.2%		Inderjeetsingh Ailsinghani 1,290 2.6%				Nathan Quinlan 983 2.0%						Iqwinder Gaheer
Mississauga—Streetsville		Rechie Valdez 31,297 51.5%		Sue McFadden 27,241 44.9%		Bushra Asghar 1,388 2.3%		Chris Hill 439 0.7%		Logan Araujo 366 0.6%						Rechie Valdez

Halton

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Burlington		Karina Gould 43,593 55.8%		Emily Brown 31,686 40.6%		Michael Beauchemin 1,549 2.0%		Kyle Hutton 595 0.8%		Michael Bator 523 0.7%		Paul Harper (Rhino.) 75 0.1%		Karina Gould
												Ocean Marshall (Libert.) 105 0.1%
Burlington North—Milton West		Adam Van Koeverden 37,155 52.7%		Nadeem Akbar 31,172 44.3%		Naveed Ahmed 1,507 2.1%				Charles Zach 607 0.9%				Adam van Koeverden Milton
Milton East—Halton Hills South (judicially certified)		Kristina Tesser Derksen 32,178 48.3%		Parm Gill 32,157 48.2%		Muhammad Riaz Sahi 1,029 1.5%		Susan Doyle 672 1.0%		Walter J. Hofman 475 0.7%		Shahbaz Mahmood Khan (Ind.) 174 0.3%	New District
Oakville East		Anita Anand 31,128 51.1%		Ron Chhinzer 27,301 44.8%		Hailey Ford 1,698 2.8%		Bruno Sousa 351 0.6%		Henry Karabela 335 0.6%		Alicia Bedford (UP) 59 0.1%		Anita Anand¢ Oakville
Oakville West		Sima Acan 31,872 53.1%		Tim Crowder 26,668 44.4%		Diane Downey 831 1.4%		Chris Kowalchuk 363 0.6%		JD Meaney 254 0.4%		Martin Gegus (Ind.) 55 0.1%		Pam Damoff† [43] Oakville North—Burlington

Hamilton and Niagara

See also: Canadian federal election results in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Flamborough—Glanbrook—Brant North		Chuck Phillips 28,915 43.2%		Dan Muys 35,246 52.7%		Peter Werhun 1,630 2.4%		Anita Payne 594 0.9%		Nikita Mahood 499 0.7%				Dan Muys Flamborough—Glanbrook
Hamilton Centre		Aslam Rana 21,388 37.6%		Hayden Lawrence 17,079 30.0%		Matthew Green 16,581 29.1%		Sandy Crawley 818 1.4%		David Speicher 591 1.0%		Cody Chenier (Rhino.) 190 0.3%		Matthew Green
												Carla Green (NA) 215 0.4%
												Michael Loomans (NA) 90 0.2%
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek		Chad Collins 31,378 46.5%		Ned Kuruc 32,857 48.7%		Nayla Mithani 2,471 3.7%				Jim Boutsikakis 762 1.1%				Chad Collins
Hamilton Mountain		Lisa Hepfner 27,302 45.6%		Ken Hewitt 24,857 41.5%		Monique Taylor 7,044 11.8%				Bing Wong 497 0.8%		Rolf Gerstenberger (M-L) 193 0.3%		Lisa Hepfner
Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas		John-Paul Danko 38,970 56.1%		Erika Alexander 25,547 36.8%		Roberto Henriquez 3,648 5.3%		Georgia Beauchemin 829 1.2%		Ava Sharavi 307 0.4%		Jim Enos (CHP) 163 0.2%		Filomena Tassi $ [44]
Niagara Falls—Niagara-on-the-Lake		Andrea Kaiser 27,199 44.9%		Tony Baldinelli 29,774 49.1%		Shannon Mitchell 2,335 3.9%		Celia Taylor 518 0.9%		Dinah Althorpe 481 0.8%		Yawar Anwar (Cent.) 128 0.2%		Tony Baldinelli Niagara Falls
												Daniel Shakhmundes (Libert.) 160 0.3%
Niagara South		Vance Badawey 33,708 43.9%		Fred Davies 36,702 47.8%		Chantal McCollum 4,307 5.6%		Natashia Bergen 683 0.9%		Peter Taras 1,147 1.5%		David Vedova (CHP) 216 0.3%		Vance Badawey Niagara Centre
Niagara West		Jennifer Korstanje 30,424 43.2%		Dean Allison 36,418 51.7%		Justin Abando 2,262 3.2%				Ryan Anderson 582 0.8%		Dave Bylsma (CHP) 727 1.0%		Dean Allison
St. Catharines		Chris Bittle 34,750 52.0%		Bas Sluijmers 27,013 40.4%		Karen Orlandi 4,021 6.0%				Dennis Wilson 522 0.8%		Taha Alexander Haj-Ahmad (Cent.) 198 0.3%		Chris Bittle
												Christopher Reilly (Ind.) 306 0.5%

Midwestern Ontario

See also: Canadian federal election results in Midwestern Ontario

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations		Joy O'Donnell 27,032 41.1%		Larry Brock 34,501 52.4%		Anne Gajerski-Cauley 2,410 3.7%		Karleigh Csordas 1,110 1.7%		Nicholas Xenos 392 0.6%		Leslie Bory (Ind.) 120 0.2%		Larry Brock Brantford—Brant
												Mike Clancy (Ind.) 148 0.2%
												Clo Marie (Ind.) 80 0.1%
Cambridge		Bryan May 30,309 46.3%		Connie Cody 31,766 48.6%		José de Lima 2,183 3.3%		Lux Burgess 1,052 1.6%				Manuel Couto (M-L) 109 0.2%		Bryan May
Guelph		Dominique O'Rourke 36,406 54.7%		Gurvir Khaira 20,470 30.7%		Janice Folk-Dawson 2,129 3.2%		Anne-Marie Zajdlik 6,779 10.2%		Jeffrey Swackhammer 498 0.7%		Elaine Baetz (M-L) 132 0.2%		Lloyd Longfield† [45]
												Michael Wassilyn (Ind.) 117 0.2%
												Yurii Yavorskyi (CFP) 62 0.1%
Haldimand—Norfolk		Colin Walsh 26,040 36.4%		Leslyn Lewis 41,218 57.6%		Shannon Horner-Shepherd 2,412 3.4%		Nathan Hawkins 750 1.0%		Henry Geissler 657 0.9%		Lily Eggink (CHP) 529 0.7%		Leslyn Lewis
Huron—Bruce		James Rice 28,936 41.5%		Ben Lobb 37,027 53.2%		Melanie Burrett 2,300 3.3%		Gregory J McLean 927 1.3%				Caesar salad Pella (Ind.) 194 0.3%		Ben Lobb
												Justin L Smith (Ind.) 273 0.4%
Kitchener Centre		Brian Adeba 17,292 29.3%		Kelly DeRidder 20,234 34.2%		Heather Zaleski 1,157 2.0%		Mike Morrice 19,859 33.6%		Wasai Rahimi 334 0.6%		Margaretha Dyck (UP) 97 0.2%		Mike Morrice
												Ellen Papenburg (APP) 111 0.2%
Kitchener—Conestoga		Tim Louis 30,001 48.3%		Doug Treleaven 29,479 47.5%		Maya Bozorgzad 1,821 2.9%				Kevin Dupuis 786 1.3%				Tim Louis
Kitchener South—Hespeler		Valerie Bradford 27,945 46.2%		Matt Strauss 28,973 47.9%		Lorne Bruce 1,823 3.0%		Ethan Russell 1,208 2.0%		Randall Williams 386 0.6%		Kathleen Dueck (UP) 96 0.2%		Valerie Bradford
Oxford		David Hilderley 27,311 38.2%		Arpan Khanna 38,191 53.4%		Matthew Chambers 3,046 4.3%		Cheryle Baker 897 1.3%		Steven Beausoleil 642 0.9%		Melanie Van Brugge (UP) 152 0.2%		Arpan Khanna
												Akshay Varun Raj Vardhan (Ind.) 109 0.2%
												Jacob Watson (CHP) 1,203 1.7%
Perth—Wellington		David Mackey 26,142 40.8%		John Nater 33,972 53.0%		Kevin Kruchkywich 2,909 4.5%				Wayne Baker 1,069 1.7%				John Nater
Waterloo		Bardish Chagger 37,579 59.5%		Waseem Botros 20,571 32.6%		Héline Chow 2,617 4.1%		Simon Guthrie 1,599 2.5%		Douglas Ross 348 0.6%		Santa Claus Chatham (Rhino.) 119 0.2%		Bardish Chagger
												Jamie Hari (Ind.) 76 0.1%
												Val Neekman (Ind.) 179 0.3%
												Hans Roach (Ind.) 105 0.2%
Wellington—Halton Hills North		Sean Carscadden 29,609 44.4%		Michael Chong 33,736 50.6%		Andrew Bascombe 1,346 2.0%		Liam Stiles 1,389 2.1%		Syl Carle 566 0.8%				Michael Chong Wellington—Halton Hills

Southwestern Ontario

See also: Canadian federal election results in Southwestern Ontario

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Chatham-Kent—Leamington		Keith Pickard 25,978 35.9%		Dave Epp 41,612 57.5%		Seamus McInnis Fleming 2,943 4.1%		James Plunkett 757 1.0%		Trevor Lee 1,061 1.5%				Dave Epp
Elgin—St. Thomas—London South		David Goodwin 28,010 43.1%		Andrew Lawton 32,565 50.1%		Paul Pighin 3,118 4.8%				Stephen Campbell 1,256 1.9%				Karen Vecchio $ [46] Elgin—Middlesex—London
Essex		Chris Sutton 29,389 36.7%		Chris Lewis 46,123 57.5%		Lori Wightman 3,826 4.8%				Jason A. E. Henry 843 1.1%				Chris Lewis
London Centre		Peter Fragiskatos 33,999 56.7%		Stephen Gallant 18,633 31.1%		Dirka Prout 5,790 9.7%		Mary Ann Hodge 878 1.5%		David Annis 523 0.9%		Bruce Lamb (CFP) 100 0.2%		Peter Fragiskatos London North Centre
London—Fanshawe		Najam Naqvi 17,863 30.5%		Kurt Holman 23,749 40.6%		Lindsay Mathyssen 16,135 27.6%				Daniel Buta 776 1.3%				Lindsay Mathyssen
London West		Arielle Kayabaga 35,309 56.2%		Adam Benni 23,239 37.0%		Shinade Allder 3,463 5.5%		Jeff Vanderzwet 427 0.7%				Russell Benner (CFP) 185 0.3%		Arielle Kayabaga
												Christine Oliver (UP) 185 0.3%
Middlesex—London		Kent Keenan 29,400 42.1%		Lianne Rood 36,093 51.7%		Taylor McIntosh 2,888 4.1%		Jim Johnston 698 1.0%		Cynthia Workman 577 0.8%		Shawn Cartlidge (UP) 191 0.3%		Lianne Rood Lambton—Kent—Middlesex
Sarnia—Lambton—Bkejwanong		George Vandenberg 28,940 37.9%		Marilyn Gladu 40,597 53.1%		Lo-Anne Chan 4,088 5.4%				Brian Everaert 1,136 1.5%		Jacques Y Boudreau (Libert.) 990 1.3%		Marilyn Gladu Sarnia—Lambton
												Mark Lamore (CHP) 437 0.6%
												Tony Mitchell (Rhino.) 201 0.3%
Windsor—Tecumseh—Lakeshore (judicially certified)		Irek Kusmierczyk 32,086 45.7%		Kathy Borrelli 32,090 45.8%		Alex Ilijoski 4,240 6.0%		Roxanne Tellier 468 0.7%		Nick Babic 828 1.2%		Helmi Charif (Cent.) 223 0.3%		Irek Kusmierczyk Windsor—Tecumseh
												Beth St Denis (CHP) 203 0.3%
Windsor West		Richard Pollock 16,986 30.9%		Harb Gill 21,412 39.0%		Brian Masse 15,256 27.8%		Louay Ahmad 397 0.7%		Jacob Bezaire 553 1.0%		Joseph Markham (Comm.) 195 0.4%		Brian Masse
												Margaret Villamizar (M-L) 89 0.2%

Northern Ontario

See also: Canadian federal election results in Northern Ontario

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Kapuskasing—Timmins—Mushkegowuk		Steve Black 18,366 39.0%		Gaétan Malette 23,062 48.9%		Nicole Fortier Levesque 4,895 10.4%				Serge Lefebvre 814 1.7%				Charlie Angus† [47] Timmins—James Bay
Kenora—Kiiwetinoong		Charles Fox 9,454 35.2%		Eric Melillo 13,109 48.7%		Tania Cameron 3,698 13.8%		Jon Hobbs 286 1.1%		Bryce Desjarlais 204 0.8%		Kelvin Boucher-Chicago (Ind.) 141 0.5%		Eric Melillo Kenora
Nipissing—Timiskaming		Pauline Rochefort 27,674 47.2%		Garry Keller 26,121 44.6%		Valerie Kennedy 3,548 6.1%		Louise Poitras 585 1.0%		John Janssen 648 1.1%				Anthony Rota† [48]
Parry Sound—Muskoka		Geordie Sabbagh 27,563 42.6%		Scott Aitchison 33,742 52.2%		Heather Hay 2,300 3.6%				Isabel Pereira 1,048 1.6%				Scott Aitchison
Sault Ste. Marie—Algoma		Terry Sheehan 30,936 47.4%		Hugh Stevenson 29,208 44.7%		Laura Mayer 4,327 6.6%		Robyn Kiki Eshkibok 541 0.8%				James Collins (CHP) 305 0.5%		Terry Sheehan Sault Ste. Marie
													Merged District
														Carol Hughes† [47] Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing
Sudbury		Viviane Lapointe 31,551 51.9%		Ian Symington 23,835 39.2%		Nadia Verrelli 4,680 7.7%				Nicholas Bonderoff 773 1.3%				Viviane Lapointe
Sudbury East—Manitoulin—Nickel Belt		Marc G. Serré 25,075 41.6%		Jim Belanger 29,156 48.3%		Andréane Chénier 4,822 8.0%		Himal Hossain 465 0.8%		Sharilynne St. Louis 489 0.8%		Justin Dean Newell Leroux (Libert.) 316 0.5%		Marc Serré Nickel Belt
Thunder Bay—Rainy River		Marcus Powlowski 21,125 48.5%		Brendan Hyatt 18,685 42.9%		Yuk-Sem Won 2,954 6.8%		Eric Arner 334 0.8%		Sabrina Ree 433 1.0%				Marcus Powlowski
Thunder Bay—Superior North		Patty Hajdu 25,134 55.2%		Bob Herman 16,267 35.7%		Joy Wakefield 3,235 7.1%		John Malcolm Northey 417 0.9%		Amos Bradley 459 1.0%				Patty Hajdu

Student vote results

Student votes are mock elections that run parallel to actual elections, in which students not of voting age participate. They are administered by Student Vote Canada. These are for educational purposes and do not count towards the results. ^[49]

Summary of the 2025 Canadian Student Vote in Ontario

Party		Leader	Seats			Popular vote
			Elected	%	Δ	Votes	%	Δ (pp)
	Liberal	Mark Carney	60	49.18	7	107,487	35.90	6.67
	Conservative	Pierre Poilievre	58	47.54	27	101,415	33.87	11.10
	New Democratic	Jagmeet Singh	3	2.46	33	39,519	13.20	14.67
	Green	Elizabeth May & Jonathan Pedneault	1	0.82	0	24,684	8.24	1.86
	Other		0	0	0	15,150	5.06	2.27
	People's	Maxime Bernier	0	0	0	11,193	3.74	3.27
Total			122	100.00	1	299,448	100.00	–
Source: Student Vote Canada [50]

See also

• Carleton in the 2025 Canadian federal election

Notes

1. While formal results show the Liberals winning 78 seats in Ontario, those totals include Kevin Vuong, who was disavowed during the campaign by his party, and sat as an Independent in the House of Commons.
2. By-elections are not scheduled to fill vancancies within 9 months of a fixed general election date.
3. In cases when linked poll details distinguish between the margin of error associated with the total sample of respondents (including undecided and non-voters) and that of the subsample of decided/leaning voters, the former is included in the table. Also not included is the margin of error created by rounding to the nearest whole number or any margin of error from methodological sources. Most online polls (because of their opt-in method of recruiting panelists which results in a non-random sample) cannot have a margin of error. In such cases, shown is what the margin of error would be for a survey using a random probability-based sample of equivalent size.
4. Refers to the total, "raw" sample size, including undecided and non-voters, and before demographic weighting is applied. Fractions in parentheses apply to rolling polls (see below) and indicate the proportion of the sample that is independent from the previous poll in the series.
5. "Telephone" refers to traditional telephone polls conducted by live interviewers; "IVR" refers to automated Interactive Voice Response polls conducted by telephone; "online" refers to polls conducted exclusively over the internet; "telephone/online" refers to polls which combine results from both telephone and online surveys, or for which respondents are initially recruited by telephone and then asked to complete an online survey. "Rolling" polls contain overlapping data from one poll to the next.
6. Ontario gained 1 seat in the electoral redistribution. 1 seat was vacant at the dissolution of Parliament.
7. Longest Ballot Committee candidates have Tomas Szuchewycz as their official agent. Affiliated candidates from registered political parties are listed normally.
8. There was no byelection because the riding became vacant within nine months of the scheduled date of a general election. ^[38]

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