OTTAWA — The final votes have been counted in the 2025 federal election, with Mark Carney’s Liberals scoring both an election victory and the popular vote.With all votes counted in each of the 343 ridings as of Tuesday afternoon, the Liberals have 169 seats, a 10-seat gain from 2021.The Liberals in the April 28 vote secured a minority government, falling just 3 seats short of the 172 needed for a majority. They made strides particularly in Quebec, chiefly from the Bloc Québécois, and Ontario.The party benefited both from a collapse in NDP support and its focus on the threat of US imperialism and the trade war..UPDATED: Carney speaks to Trump day after election.The Tories came away with 144 seats, a 25-seat gain from the 2021 election. However, the party was dealt a significant blow when leader Pierre Poilievre lost his Carleton seat — a riding he has represented since 2004.The party gained seats in Ontario’s 905 region and Atlantic Canada, both previously known as Liberal strongholds.The Liberals collected 8.47 million of the votes overall, 42.4%, scoring them the popular vote. The Conservatives got 7.86 million votes, 41.4%..Poilievre delivers heartfelt concession speech as wife tears up beside him .The Bloc lost ground in Quebec and now has 23 seats, nine fewer than they had in 2021. Most of the Bloc’s seats flipped to the Liberals, and one to the Conservatives. Yves-François Blanchet’s party will hold significant influence in the Liberals’ minority government.Overall, the party won 1.22 million votes, 6.2% of the overall share.The NDP lost a staggering 14 seats — including leader Jagmeet Singh’s Burnaby Central riding — and now have a mere seven seats. The party faced a collapse in support and lost official party status, which requires 12 seats. Singh resigned as party leader as the election results were rolling in Monday night.The NDP’s vote share dropped by approximately 11.5 percentage points. They got 1.18 million votes, 6.2% of the overall vote share.The Green party now only has one seat, held by Elizabeth May as representative for Saanich–Gulf Islands, down one seat since 2021. Overall, the party garnered 237,000 votes, 1.3%.The final 2% of the popular vote went to the PPC and others.
OTTAWA — The final votes have been counted in the 2025 federal election, with Mark Carney’s Liberals scoring both an election victory and the popular vote.With all votes counted in each of the 343 ridings as of Tuesday afternoon, the Liberals have 169 seats, a 10-seat gain from 2021.The Liberals in the April 28 vote secured a minority government, falling just 3 seats short of the 172 needed for a majority. They made strides particularly in Quebec, chiefly from the Bloc Québécois, and Ontario.The party benefited both from a collapse in NDP support and its focus on the threat of US imperialism and the trade war..UPDATED: Carney speaks to Trump day after election.The Tories came away with 144 seats, a 25-seat gain from the 2021 election. However, the party was dealt a significant blow when leader Pierre Poilievre lost his Carleton seat — a riding he has represented since 2004.The party gained seats in Ontario’s 905 region and Atlantic Canada, both previously known as Liberal strongholds.The Liberals collected 8.47 million of the votes overall, 42.4%, scoring them the popular vote. The Conservatives got 7.86 million votes, 41.4%..Poilievre delivers heartfelt concession speech as wife tears up beside him .The Bloc lost ground in Quebec and now has 23 seats, nine fewer than they had in 2021. Most of the Bloc’s seats flipped to the Liberals, and one to the Conservatives. Yves-François Blanchet’s party will hold significant influence in the Liberals’ minority government.Overall, the party won 1.22 million votes, 6.2% of the overall share.The NDP lost a staggering 14 seats — including leader Jagmeet Singh’s Burnaby Central riding — and now have a mere seven seats. The party faced a collapse in support and lost official party status, which requires 12 seats. Singh resigned as party leader as the election results were rolling in Monday night.The NDP’s vote share dropped by approximately 11.5 percentage points. They got 1.18 million votes, 6.2% of the overall vote share.The Green party now only has one seat, held by Elizabeth May as representative for Saanich–Gulf Islands, down one seat since 2021. Overall, the party garnered 237,000 votes, 1.3%.The final 2% of the popular vote went to the PPC and others.
