Canadian Election Results Map: 2025 Federal Outcomes

Canada held its 2025 federal election on April 28, electing members to the 45th Canadian Parliament across 343 ridings—the largest electoral map in the country’s history. The results, now available through official Elections Canada maps, show shifting party fortunes from coast to coast.

Election Date: April 28, 2025 · Parliament: 45th · Official Map Source: elections.ca · Ridings: 343 · Special Ballots: Over 1.2 million

Federal Election Results Map

The official Canadian election results map for 2025 displays political affiliations of elected candidates across all 343 federal ridings. Elections Canada produced the maps using data from Natural Resources Canada and Statistics Canada, providing the authoritative source for visualizing seat distribution across the country.

Official Elections Canada Map

The official map, published at elections.ca, shows the winner in each riding with color coding by party. This was the first election to use the new 343-seat electoral map based on the 2021 census, representing five additional ridings compared to the 2021 election.

Interactive Riding Views

Interactive tools from CBC and The Globe and Mail complement the official Elections Canada PDF, allowing users to explore results by clicking on individual ridings to see vote counts, margins, and candidate performance over time.

Canada Election Results Seats

Seat totals from the April 28, 2025 election reflect the choices of voters across all 343 ridings. The distribution determines which party forms government and the composition of the Official Opposition.

Party Seat Totals

Complete national seat totals by party were determined following the official count. The verified facts show Liberal victories in Newfoundland and Labrador (Avalon, Cape Spear, Labrador, St. John’s East) and Conservative wins in the same province (Central Newfoundland, Long Range Mountains, Terra Nova—The Peninsulas).

House of Commons Distribution

The 45th Parliament convenes with the seat distribution established by the April 28 election. Seat changes may occur during the parliamentary term through by-elections, but the initial composition is locked from election night results.

“The 2025 Canadian federal election was held on April 28 to elect members of the House of Commons to the 45th Canadian Parliament.”

— Wikipedia, 2025 Canadian Federal Election

Canada Election Results by Province

Aggregating results by province reveals regional voting patterns that shape the national outcome. Each province’s delegation to the House of Commons reflects local priorities and the balance of power in Parliament.

Provincial Breakdowns

Provincial breakdowns on the official map show how each of the ten provinces and three territories contributed to the overall seat count. The data allows analysis of which regions supported which parties and how that compares to prior elections.

Regional Winners

Regional winners varied across the country. In Newfoundland and Labrador, the Liberal Party won four ridings (Avalon, Cape Spear, Labrador, St. John’s East) while the Conservative Party won three (Central Newfoundland, Long Range Mountains, Terra Nova—The Peninsulas).

B.C. Federal Election Results Map

British Columbia’s riding results on the federal map show how voters in the province contributed to the national outcome. The province’s proximity to U.S. trade routes made tariff issues particularly salient during the 2025 campaign.

British Columbia Ridings

British Columbia’s ridings were contested with cost of living and housing among the top concerns. U.S. tariff threats against Canadian exports particularly affected western Canadian industries and shaped voter preferences.

Key Shifts

Key shifts in British Columbia ridings reflected broader national trends. The impact of Donald Trump’s annexation rhetoric and tariff threats resonated strongly in a province with extensive trade exposure to U.S. markets.

Ontario Federal Election Results Map

Ontario, as Canada’s most populous province, carries significant weight in federal elections. The province’s seat count and diverse ridings make it a battleground for all major parties.

Ontario Riding Outcomes

Ontario riding outcomes determined in large part the overall election result. The Longest Ballot Committee’s targeting of Carleton, held by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, added an unusual dimension to the Ontario campaign.

Major Battles

Major battles in Ontario included traditional swing ridings in the Greater Toronto Area, southwestern Ontario, and the Ottawa region. Crime and housing affordability topped the list of voter concerns in these areas.

“Key issues of the election campaign included the cost of living, housing, crime, and U.S. tariffs against Canada exports and threats of annexation made by U.S. president Donald Trump.”

— Wikipedia, 2025 Canadian Federal Election

Quebec Regional Results

Quebec’s ridings showed continued strength for regional parties alongside major party contenders. The Bloc Québécois secured victories in several ridings, including Montcalm and Rimouski—La Matapédia.

Bloc Québécois Seat Performance

Bloc Québécois candidates won in multiple Quebec ridings, with Montcalm, Repentigny, and Rimouski—La Matapédia among the verified winners. This regional performance shapes the party’s presence in the 45th Parliament.

Atlantic Canada Ridings

Atlantic Canada ridings showed a mix of Liberal and Conservative victories in the 2025 election. Newfoundland and Labrador specifically saw four Liberal wins and three Conservative wins across its seven ridings.

Liberal Performance in Atlantic Canada

The Liberal Party won Avalon, Cape Spear, Labrador, and St. John’s East in Newfoundland and Labrador. These results demonstrate continued Liberal strength in portions of Atlantic Canada.

Conservative Performance in Atlantic Canada

The Conservative Party won Central Newfoundland, Long Range Mountains, and Terra Nova—The Peninsulas in Newfoundland and Labrador, showing significant support in rural and remote portions of the province.

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