John Nater

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John Nater
MP
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Member of Parliament
for Perth—Wellington
Assumed office
October 19, 2015
Conservative John Nater26,98448.6+2.3
Liberal Brendan Knight13,68424.7-2.4
New Democratic Kevin Kruchkywich9,55217.2+2.6
People's Wayne Baker5,3579.5+7.9
Total valid votes55,57799.3
Total rejected ballots3800.7
Turnout55,95765.8
Eligible voters85,049
Conservative hold Swing +2.4
Source: Elections Canada [26]
2019 Canadian federal election : Perth—Wellington
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Conservative John Nater 25,62246.34+3.42$73,230.45
Liberal Pirie Mitchell15,00227.13-10.44$48,553.60
New Democratic Geoff Krauter8,09414.64-0.32$19,103.41
Green Collan Simmons4,9498.95+6.35none listed
People's Roger Fuhr8941.62+1.19$583.54
Christian Heritage Irma DeVries7331.33-0.21$9,547.05
Total valid votes55,29499.32 
Total rejected ballots3810.68+0.33
Turnout55,67566.68-1.35
Eligible voters83,501
Conservative hold Swing +6.93
Source: Elections Canada [27]
2015 Canadian federal election : Perth—Wellington
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Conservative John Nater22,25542.9-11.5
Liberal Stephen McCotter19,48037.6+19.5
New Democratic Ethan Rabidoux7,75615.0-6.3
Green Nicole Ramsdale1,3472.6-2.0
Christian Heritage Irma DeVries7941.5-0.2
No affiliationRoger Fuhr2190.4
Total valid votes51,789100.0 
Total rejected ballots 
Turnout51,78968.1%+4.6%
Eligible voters76,097
Conservative hold Swing -15.5%
Source: Elections Canada

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