Michael Coteau

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2021 Canadian federal election: Don Valley East
Michael Coteau
MP
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Member of Parliament
for Don Valley East
Assumed office
September 20, 2021
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Michael Coteau 22,35659.90+0.09$90,078.21
Conservative Penelope Williams8,76623.49–0.43$39,800.25
New Democratic Simon Topp4,61812.37+1.38$10,191.25
People's Peter De Marco1,5854.25+2.92none listed
Total valid votes/expense limit37,325100.00–$104,140.64
Total rejected ballots4701.24+0.22
Turnout37,79559.12–5.11
Eligible voters63,934
Liberal hold Swing +0.26
Source: Elections Canada [19]
2018 Ontario general election : Don Valley East
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Michael Coteau 13,01235.93−22.80
Progressive Conservative Denzil Minnan-Wong 11,98433.09+8.75
New Democratic Khalid Ahmed9,93727.44+15.48
Green Mark Wong9172.53−0.83
Libertarian Justin Robinson2360.65–
Freedom Wayne Simmons1310.36–
Total valid votes36,21799.08
Total rejected, unmarked and declined ballots3370.92
Turnout36,55455.22
Eligible voters66,192
Liberal hold Swing −15.78
Source: Elections Ontario [20] [21]
2014 Ontario general election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Michael Coteau19,25355.77+4.69
Progressive Conservative Angela Kennedy9,22726.73-0.46
New Democratic Akil Sadikali4,49213.01-5.59
Green Christopher McLeod1,2643.66+1.47
Freedom Wayne Simmons2870.83+0.48
Total valid votes34,523100.0  
Liberal hold Swing +2.58
Source: Elections Ontario [10]
2011 Ontario general election
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal Michael Coteau16,34251.08-4.54
Progressive Conservative Michael Lende8,60426.89+1.86
New Democratic Bob Hilliard5,95318.61+7.95
Green Aren Bedrosyan7422.32-2.72
Family Coalition Ryan Kidd1880.59+0.03
Freedom Wayne Simmons1640.51+0.23
Total valid votes31,993100.00

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