Mark Gerretsen

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2021 Canadian federal election: Kingston and the Islands
Mark Gerretsen
MP
Mayor Mark Gerretsen at the Kingston Council on Aging 4 Life Expo (cropped).jpg
Gerretsen as Mayor of Kingston, 2014.
Deputy Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Assumed office
September 16, 2023
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Mark Gerretsen 27,72441.1-4.7$112,202.25
New Democratic Vic Sahai19,77529.3+6.0$62,595.17
Conservative Gary Oosterhof16,01923.7+4.0$81,382.35
People's Shelley Sayle-Udall2,3143.40.8$4,795.67
Green Waji Khan1,6732.5-6.4$12,283.32
Total valid votes/expense limit67,505$124,484.67
Total rejected ballots445
Turnout67,95069.23
Eligible voters98,144
Liberal hold Swing -5.4
Source(s)
"Official Voting Results". Elections Canada . Retrieved 2 October 2021.
2019 Canadian federal election : Kingston and the Islands
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Mark Gerretsen 31,20545.8-9.37$61,590.05
New Democratic Barrington Walker15,85623.3+6.39none listed
Conservative Ruslan Yakoviychuk13,30419.5-3.5none listed
Green Candice Christmas6,0598.9+4.19none listed
People's Andy Brooke1,7692.6none listed
Total valid votes/expense limit68,193100.0
Total rejected ballots484
Turnout68,67770.5
Eligible voters97,364
Liberal hold Swing -7.88
Source: Elections Canada [16] [17]
2015 Canadian federal election : Kingston and the Islands
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Mark Gerretsen36,42155.37+15.35$146,934.43
Conservative Andy Brooke14,92822.70-11.36$97,596.78
New Democratic Daniel Beals11,18517.01-4.61$44,779.89
Green Nathan Townend2,9334.46+0.15$7,750.70
Libertarian Luke McAllister3050.46
Total valid votes/Expense limit65,772100.00 $230,365.62
Total rejected ballots2420.37
Turnout66,01473.36
Eligible voters89,990
Liberal hold Swing +13.36
Source: Elections Canada [18] [19]

Municipal

Kingston Mayoral Election, 2010 Vote %
Mark Gerretsen17,09656.41
Rob Matheson6,90522.78
Barrie Chalmers5,48618.10
John Last3771.24
Nathaniel Wilson2270.75
Kevin Lavalley2150.71

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