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Canadian federal elections have provided the following results in Prince Edward Island.
From 1988 to 2006, Prince Edward Island did not elect a non-Liberal MP. In 2008, the Conservatives finally broke through in the province, as Gail Shea was elected in Egmont. Lawrence MacAulay won by less than 300 votes in both 1997 and 2000, but won with a commanding majority in 2004. In 2011 PEI had an unusual result in which the Conservatives had the most votes province-wide, but won only one out of the four provincial seats. This was due to a comfortable margin of victory in Egmont, and closer losses in the other three ridings. In 2015, the Liberals easily swept all 4 seats. They repeated the sweep in 2019, but with smaller margins due to a large rise in Green support. A third Liberal sweep occurred in 2021, with the Greens support crumbling down to 9%.
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| Election | Liberal | Conservative | New Democratic | Green | PC | Reform / Alliance | Others |
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| 1979 | 26,231 40.6% | — | 4,181 6.5% | — | 34,147 52.8% | — | 54 0.1% |
| 1980 | 31,005 46.8% | — | 4,339 6.6% | — | 30,653 46.3% | — | 208 0.3% |
| 1984 | 30,075 41.0% | — | 4,737 6.5% | 37 0.1% | 38,160 52.0% | — | 405 0.6% |
| 1988 | 37,761 49.9% | — | 5,661 7.5% | No candidate | 31,372 41.5% | No candidate | 850 1.1% |
| 1993 | 43,217 60.2% | — | 3,720 5.2% | 249 0.3% | 22,878 31.9% | 744 1.0% | 958 1.3% |
| 1997 | 31,595 44.8% | — | 10,675 15.1% | No candidate | 26,998 38.3% | 1,056 1.5% | 219 0.3% |
| 2000 | 35,021 47.0% | — | 6,714 9.0% | 250 0.3% | 28,610 38.4% | 3,719 5.0% | 150 0.2% |
| 2004 | 40,241 52.5% | 23,499 30.7% | 9,566 12.5% | 3,184 4.2% | — | — | 105 0.1% |
| 2006 | 41,195 52.6% | 26,146 33.4% | 7,491 9.6% | 3,025 3.9% | — | — | 509 0.6% |
| 2008 | 35,365 47.7% | 26,863 36.2% | 7,232 9.8% | 3,485 4.7% | — | — | 1,225 1.7% |
| 2011 | 32,380 41.0% | 32,548 41.2% | 12,135 15.4% | 1,895 2.4% | — | — | 87 0.1% |
| 2015 | 51,002 58.3% | 16,900 19.3% | 14,006 16.0% | 5,281 6.0% | — | — | 295 0.3% |
| 2019 | 37,300 43.7% | 23,321 27.3% | 6,444 7.6% | 17,817 20.9% | — | — | 412 0.5% |
| 2021 | 39,046 46.3% | 26,673 31.6% | 7,802 9.2% | 8,048 9.5% | — | — | 2,793 3.3% |
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| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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| Liberal | Conservative | NDP | Green | PPC | Christian Heritage | |||||||||
| Cardigan | Lawrence MacAulay 11,175 50.58% | Wayne Phelan 6,817 30.85% | Lynne Thiele 2,168 9.81% | Michael MacLean 1,064 4.82% | Kevin Hardy 725 3.28% | Fred MacLeod 145 0.66% | Lawrence MacAulay | |||||||
| Charlottetown | Sean Casey 8,919 46.70% | Doug Currie 5,932 31.06% | Margaret Andrade 2,048 10.72% | Darcie Lanthier 1,832 9.59% | Scott McPhee 369 1.93% | Sean Casey | ||||||||
| Egmont | Bobby Morrissey 9,040 46.21% | Barry Balsom 6,088 31.12% | Lisa Bradshaw 1,688 8.63% | Alex Clark 1,771 9.05% | Wayne Biggar 974 4.98% | Bobby Morrissey | ||||||||
| Malpeque | Heath MacDonald 9,912 41.81% | Jody Sanderson 7,836 33.05% | Michelle Neill 1,898 8.01% | Anna Keenan 3,381 14.26% | Christopher Landry 680 2.87% | Wayne Easter† | ||||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Cardigan | Lawrence MacAulay 10,939 49.35% | Wayne Phelan 6,439 29.05% | Lynne Thiele 1,481 6.68% | Glen Beaton 3,068 13.84% | Christene Squires 240 1.08% | Lawrence MacAulay | ||||||
| Charlottetown | Sean Casey 8,812 44.26% | Robert A. Campbell 4,040 20.29% | Joe Byrne 2,238 11.24% | Darcie Lanthier 4,648 23.35% | Fred MacLeod 172 0.86% | Sean Casey | ||||||
| Egmont | Bobby Morrissey 8,016 39.73% | Logan McLellan 6,934 34.36% | Sharon Dunn 1,230 6.10% | Alex Clark 3,998 19.81% | Bobby Morrissey | |||||||
| Malpeque | Wayne Easter 9,533 41.38% | Stephen Stewart 5,908 25.64% | Craig Nash 1,495 6.49% | Anna Keenan 6,103 26.49% | Wayne Easter | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Cardigan | Julius Patkai 3,632 16.15% | Billy Cann 2,503 11.13% | Lawrence MacAulay 14,621 65.03% | Teresa Doyle 1,434 6.38% | Christene Squires 295 1.31% | Lawrence MacAulay | ||||||
| Charlottetown | Ron MacMillan 3,136 14.82% | Joe Byrne 4,897 23.14% | Sean Casey 11,910 56.27% | Becka Viau 1,222 5.77% | Sean Casey | |||||||
| Egmont | Gail Shea 6,185 28.95% | Herb Dickieson 4,097 19.18% | Bobby Morrissey 10,521 49.25% | Nils Ling 559 2.62% | Gail Shea | |||||||
| Malpeque | Stephen Stewart 3,947 17.56% | Leah-Jane Hayward 2,509 11.17% | Wayne Easter 13,950 62.08% | Lynne Lund 2,066 9.19% | Wayne Easter | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Conservative | Liberal | NDP | Green | Christian Heritage | ||||||||
| Cardigan | Mike Currie 8,107 38.37% | Lawrence MacAulay 10,486 49.63% | Lorne Cudmore 2,164 10.24% | Leslie Stewart 373 1.77% | Lawrence MacAulay | |||||||
| Charlottetown | Donna Profit 6,040 32.71% | Sean Casey 7,292 39.48% | Joe Byrne 4,632 25.08% | Eliza Knockwood 417 2.26% | Baird Judson 87 0.47% | Shawn Murphy† | ||||||
| Egmont | Gail Shea 10,467 54.65% | Guy Gallant 5,997 31.31% | Jacquie Robichaud 2,369 12.37% | Carl Anthony Arnold 320 1.67% | Gail Shea | |||||||
| Malpeque | Tim Ogilvie 7,934 39.10% | Wayne Easter 8,605 42.40% | Rita Jackson 2,970 14.63% | Peter Bevan-Baker 785 3.87% | Wayne Easter | |||||||
Three Liberal incumbents were re-elected. This was the first victory for the Conservatives in Prince Edward Island since 1984.
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Conservative | Liberal | NDP | Green | Other | ||||||||
| Cardigan | Sid McMullin 5,661 29.59% | Lawrence MacAulay 10,105 52.81% | Mike Avery 1,556 8.13% | Emma Daughton 710 3.71% | Larry McGuire (Ind.) 1,101 5.75% | Lawrence MacAulay | ||||||
| Charlottetown | Tom DeBlois 5,704 32.11% | Shawn Murphy 8,893 50.06% | Brian Pollard 2,187 12.31% | Laura M. Bisaillon 858 4.83% | Baird Judson (CHP) 124 0.70% | Shawn Murphy | ||||||
| Egmont | Gail Shea 8,110 43.93% | Keith Milligan 8,055 43.63% | Orville Lewis 1,670 9.05% | Rebecca Ridlington 626 3.39% | Joe McGuire† | |||||||
| Malpeque | Mary Crane 7,388 39.28% | Wayne Easter 8,312 44.19% | J'Nan Brown 1,819 9.67% | Peter Bevan-Baker 1,291 6.86% | Wayne Easter | |||||||
All four Liberal incumbents were re-elected. This was the sixth consecutive sweep of Prince Edward Island for the federal Liberals.
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Liberal | Conservative | NDP | Green | Other | ||||||||
| Cardigan | Lawrence MacAulay 11,542 56.21% | Don Gillis 6,923 33.72% | Edith Perry 1,535 7.48% | Haida Arsenault-Antolick 533 2.60% | Lawrence MacAulay | |||||||
| Charlottetown | Shawn Murphy 9,586 50.16% | Tom DeBlois 6,524 34.14% | Brian Pollard 2,126 11.12% | David Lobie Daughton 586 3.07% | Andrew J. Chisholm (Mar.) 193 1.01% | Shawn Murphy | ||||||
| Baird Judson (CHP) 97 0.51% | ||||||||||||
| Egmont | Joe McGuire 10,288 53.17% | Edward Guergis 5,991 30.96% | Regena Kaye Russell 1,847 9.55% | Ron Matsusaki 1,005 5.19% | Michael Nesbitt (Ind.) 219 1.13% | Joe McGuire | ||||||
| Malpeque | Wayne Easter 9,779 50.48% | George Noble 6,708 34.63% | George Marshall 1,983 10.24% | Sharon Labchuk 901 4.65% | Wayne Easter | |||||||
| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Liberal | Conservative | NDP | Green | Christian Heritage | ||||||||
| Cardigan | Lawrence MacAulay 11,064 53.38% | Peter McQuaid 6,889 33.24% | Dave MacKinnon 2,103 10.15% | Jeremy Stiles 670 3.23% | Lawrence MacAulay | |||||||
| Charlottetown | Shawn Murphy 9,175 49.36% | Darren Peters 5,121 27.55% | Dody Crane 3,428 18.44% | Will McFadden 760 4.09% | Baird Judson 105 0.56% | Shawn Murphy | ||||||
| Egmont | Joe McGuire 10,220 55.44% | Reg Harper 5,363 29.09% | Regena Kaye Russell 2,133 11.57% | Irené Novaczek 717 3.89% | Joe McGuire | |||||||
| Malpeque | Wayne Easter 9,782 51.90% | Mary Crane 6,126 32.50% | Ken Bingham 1,902 10.09% | Sharon Labchuk 1,037 5.50% | Wayne Easter | |||||||
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| Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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| Liberal | Canadian Alliance | NDP | PC | Other | ||||||||
| Cardigan | Lawrence MacAulay 8,545 48.06% | Darrell Hickox 500 2.81% | Deborah Kelly Hawkes 465 2.62% | Kevin MacAdam 8,269 46.51% | Lawrence MacAulay | |||||||
| Egmont | Joe McGuire 9,227 50.05% | Jeff Sullivan 952 5.16% | Nancy Wallace 1,139 6.18% | John Griffin 7,116 38.60% | Joe McGuire | |||||||
| Hillsborough | Shawn Murphy 8,277 41.81% | Gerry Stewart 1,005 5.08% | Dody Crane 4,328 21.86% | Darren W. Peters 6,039 30.50% | Peter Cameron (NLP) 92 0.46% Baird Judson (NA) 58 0.29% | George Proud† | ||||||
| Malpeque | Wayne Easter 8,972 48.62% | Chris Wall 1,262 6.84% | Ken Bingham 782 4.24% | Jim Gorman 7,186 38.94% | Jeremy Stiles (Green) 250 1.35% | Wayne Easter | ||||||
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