Sean Fraser (politician)

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2021 Canadian federal election: Central Nova
The Honourable
Sean Fraser
PC MP
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Fraser in 2023
Minister of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Incumbent
Assumed office
July 26, 2023 [1]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Sean Fraser 18,68245.89-0.4$88,208.43
Conservative Steven Cotter13,06032.08+2.6$38,393.01
New Democratic Betsy MacDonald6,22515.29+2.3$11,093.54
People's Al Muir1,4453.55+1.5$0.00
Green Katerina Nikas4941.21-6.6$0.00
Independent Harvey Henderson3650.90N/A$0.00
Communist Chris Frazer1380.34-0.1$0.00
Rhinoceros Ryan Smyth650.16N/A$0.00
Total valid votes/expense limit40,47499.4+0.3$107,714.33
Total rejected ballots2360.58-0.3
Turnout40,71066.7-7.8
Registered voters61,073
Liberal hold Swing -1.5
Source: Elections Canada [13] [14] [15]
2019 Canadian federal election : Central Nova
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Sean Fraser 20,71846.59−11.94$99,263.87
Conservative George Canyon 13,20129.69+3.89$89,511.25
New Democratic Betsy MacDonald5,80613.06+2.82none listed
Green Barry Randle3,4787.82+3.68$6,467.76
People's Al Muir9382.11New$2,862.69
Communist Chris Frazer1800.40New$749.95
Independent Michael Slowik1490.33New$0.00
Total valid votes/expense limit44,470100.0   $102,724.82
Total rejected ballots4120.92+0.40
Turnout44,88274.49−0.19
Eligible voters60,251
Liberal hold Swing −7.92
Source: Elections Canada [16]
2015 Canadian federal election : Central Nova
PartyCandidateVotes%±%Expenditures
Liberal Sean Fraser 25,90958.53+44.58$113,362.49
Conservative Fred DeLorey11,41825.80–29.49$109,137.26
New Democratic Ross Landry 4,53210.24–16.57$63,038.54
Green David Hachey1,8344.14+0.34$11,206.15
Independent Alexander J. MacKenzie5701.29––
Total valid votes/expense limit44,263100.00 $204,540.28
Total rejected ballots2330.52
Turnout44,49674.68
Eligible voters59,585
Liberal gain from Conservative Swing +37.04
Source: Elections Canada [17] [18]

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