Arielle Kayabaga

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2021 Canadian federal election: London West
Arielle Kayabaga
MP
Arielle Kayabaga - 26 January 2019 01.jpg
Kayabaga in 2019
Member of Parliament
for London West
Assumed office
September 20, 2021
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Arielle Kayabaga 25,30836.88-6.08$91,373.14
Conservative Rob Flack 22,27332.46+4.53$114,644.53
New Democratic Shawna Lewkowitz16,85824.57+3.22$72,003.76
People's Mike McMullen3,4094.97+3.33$17,546.25
Libertarian Jacques Y. Boudreau7731.13+0.4$0.00
Total valid votes/expense limit68,62199.25
Total rejected ballots5170.74+0.27
Turnout69,13868.49-3.00
Eligible voters100,947
Liberal hold Swing -5.31
Source: Elections Canada [12]

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