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This is page shows results of Canadian federal elections in the outer parts of Toronto—the area that was the suburban portion of Metro Toronto prior to the 1998 merger.
Regional profile
This region was largely rural until the 1960s, and its then three ridings usually supported the Progressive Conservatives. In the 1960s and 1970s as it urbanized and its number of seats gradually doubled to seven, it solidly supported the Liberals (Grits) and even gave the New Democratic Party two seats in 1972's tight election. From 1979 until the 1990s its seat split reflected but slightly exaggerated the national result between the Grits and Tories, with the NDP usually shut out.
By the 1990s, with the large proportion of immigrants in the region and urban growth increasing the region's seats to 13, suburban Toronto, like Ontario as a whole, swung hard to the Liberals. For two decades, suburban Ontario was the Liberals' power base; from 1993 to 2008, Liberal candidates swept the region, making this region to the Liberals what Rural Alberta was to the Conservatives. In some ridings, the Liberals defeated their closest opponents by margins of 3-1 or more. The NDP had a few pockets of support, as they did in all of southern Ontario. The Conservatives didn't even register on the radar screen at first; the centre-right had been more or less nonexistent in the former Metro Toronto since the Tories lost all of their seats here in 1993. Even when the Conservatives won minority governments in 2006 and 2008, they were completely shut out in Toronto.
This changed in 2011, when a slight uptick in Conservative support, combined with vote splitting between the Liberals, NDP and Greens allowed the Conservatives to take six seats in the region - including Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff's Etobicoke—Lakeshore riding, albeit in most cases by narrow margins (as few as 26 votes in one riding). Meanwhile, the national surge of NDP support allowed them to take two in eastern Toronto. However, even though the Liberals only had four of the now 12 seats (reduced from 13 due to population growth elsewhere in Southern Ontario) the Liberals led slightly in terms of popular vote.
The region reverted to form in 2015, as a massive surge in Liberal support allowed the Liberals to win all 14 seats (increased due to intensification, particularly in North York Centre) here en route to taking all of Toronto. In all but one seat (York Centre), the Liberals won by 5,500 or more votes.
Votes by party throughout time
Election | Liberal | Conservative | New Democratic | Green | People's | PC | Reform / Alliance |
Others |
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1979 | 216,558 39.0% |
— | 108,335 19.5% |
— | — | 224,930 40.5% |
— | 4,498 0.8% |
1980 | 241,807 45.5% |
— | 99,860 18.8% |
— | — | 184,937 34.8% |
— | 4,422 0.8% |
1984 | 207,881 35.9% |
— | 98,008 16.9% |
1,155 0.2% |
— | 264,282 45.6% |
— | 7,047 1.2% |
1988 | 235,688 41.3% |
— | 98,652 17.3% |
1,353 0.2% |
— | 223,328 39.1% |
— | 11,440 2.0% |
1993 | 319,633 58.5% |
— | 20,720 3.8% |
1,021 0.2% |
— | 92,321 16.9% |
95,884 17.5% |
16,254 3.0% |
1997 | 296,140 60.2% |
— | 38,061 7.7% |
1,464 0.3% |
— | 81,995 16.7% |
70,008 14.2% |
4,651 0.9% |
2000 | 297,513 65.3% |
— | 28,281 6.2% |
532 0.1% |
— | 49,447 10.9% |
74,911 16.4% |
2,562 0.6% |
2004 | 276,372 57.5% |
111,637 23.2% |
64,146 13.3% |
14,762 3.1% |
— | — | — | 11,576 2.4% |
2006 | 297,480 55.2% |
147,796 27.4% |
71,660 13.3% |
18,790 3.5% |
— | — | — | 2,078 0.4% |
2008 | 236,655 49.7% |
146,574 30.8% |
62,604 13.2% |
27,851 5.9% |
— | — | — | 1,489 0.3% |
2011 | 185,020 36.6% |
184,456 36.5% |
122,461 24.2% |
11,190 2.2% |
— | — | — | 2,185 0.4% |
2015 | 353,598 54.7% |
202,506 31.3% |
74,118 11.5% |
12,348 1.9% |
— | — | — | 3,194 0.5% |
2019 | 365,357 55.2% |
184,256 27.8% |
75,023 11.3% |
24,561 3.7% |
8,548 1.3% |
— | — | 3,947 0.6% |
2021 | 321,685 55.7% |
156,198 27.0% |
70,993 12.3% |
4,997 0.9% |
22,169 3.8% |
— | — | 942 0.2% |
Progressive Conservative (defunct) Alliance (defunct) Reform (defunct)
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Detailed results
2019
Electoral district | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||||
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Liberal | Conservative | NDP | Green | PPC | Other | |||||||||
Don Valley East | Yasmin Ratansi 25,295 59.81% |
Michael Ma 10,115 23.92% |
Nicholas Thompson 4,647 10.99% |
Dan Turcotte 1,675 3.96% |
John P. Hendry 562 1.33% |
Yasmin Ratansi | ||||||||
Don Valley North | Han Dong 23,495 50.45% |
Sarah Fischer 16,506 35.44% |
Bruce Griffin 4,285 9.20% |
Daniel Giavedoni 1,803 3.87% |
Jay Sobel 482 1.03% |
Geng Tan†$ | ||||||||
Etobicoke Centre | Yvan Baker 32,800 51.88% |
Ted Opitz 21,804 34.49% |
Heather Vickers-Wong 4,881 7.72% |
Cameron Semple 2,775 4.39% |
Nicholas Serdiuk 664 1.05% |
Mark Wrzesniewski (Libert.) 295 0.47% |
Borys Wrzesnewskyj† | |||||||
Etobicoke—Lakeshore | James Maloney 36,061 51.88% |
Barry O'Brien 19,952 28.70% |
Branko Gasperlin 8,277 11.91% |
Chris Caldwell 4,141 5.96% |
Jude Sulejmani 921 1.32% |
Janice Murray (M-L) 163 0.23% |
James Maloney | |||||||
Etobicoke North | Kirsty Duncan 26,388 61.44% |
Sarabjit Kaur 9,524 22.18% |
Naiima Farah 4,654 10.84% |
Nancy Ghuman 1,080 2.51% |
Renata Ford 1,196 2.78% |
Sudhir Mehta (CFF) 104 0.24% |
Kirsty Duncan | |||||||
Humber River—Black Creek | Judy Sgro 23,187 61.09% |
Iftikhar Choudry 6,164 16.24% |
Maria Augimeri 7,198 18.96% |
Mike Schmitz 804 2.12% |
Ania Krosinska 402 1.06% |
Christine Nugent (M-L) 89 0.23% Stenneth Smith (UPC) 114 0.30% |
Judy Sgro | |||||||
Scarborough—Agincourt | Jean Yip 21,115 50.50% |
Sean Hu 15,492 37.05% |
Larisa Julius 3,636 8.70% |
Randi Ramdeen 1,050 2.51% |
Anthony Internicola 521 1.25% |
Jean Yip | ||||||||
Scarborough Centre | Salma Zahid 25,695 55.19% |
Irshad Chaudhry 10,387 22.31% |
Faiz Kamal 5,452 11.71% |
Dordana Hakimzadah 1,336 2.87% |
Jeremiah Vijeyaratnam 1,162 2.50% |
John Cannis (Ind.) 2,524 5.42% |
Salma Zahid | |||||||
Scarborough-Guildwood | John McKay 26,123 61.12% |
Quintus Thuraisingham 9,553 22.35% |
Michelle Spencer 4,806 11.24% |
Tara McMahon 1,220 2.85% |
Jigna Jani 648 1.52% |
Stephen Abara (Ind.) 70 0.16% Farhan Alvi (CFF) 55 0.13% Kevin Clarke (Ind.) 112 0.26% Kathleen Marie Holding (Ind.) 70 0.16% Gus Stefanis (CNP) 85 0.20% |
John McKay | |||||||
Scarborough North | Shaun Chen 20,911 53.57% |
David Kong 11,838 30.33% |
Yan Chen 5,039 12.91% |
Avery Velez 796 2.04% |
Jude Guerrier 370 0.95% |
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