Official historical result · district 62001

Nunavut federal election result, 2025.

Lori Idlout (New Democratic Party) won Nunavut in the 2025 Canadian federal election by 41 votes over Kilikvak Kabloona (Liberal Party of Canada).

Direct answer

Lori Idlout was elected.

Lori Idlout received 2,853 votes (37.3%). Kilikvak Kabloona received 2,812 votes (36.7%).

Winning party: New Democratic Party
Runner-up party: Liberal Party of Canada
Winning majority: 41
Turnout: 35.4%
Ballots cast: 7,747
Electors: 21,912

Complete candidate result

All 3 candidates.

Place	Candidate	Party	Residence	Occupation	Votes	Share
1	Lori IdloutElectedSource incumbent marker	New Democratic Party	Iqaluit, Nun./ Nt	Political Candidate/Candidate politique	2,853	37.3%
2	Kilikvak Kabloona	Liberal Party of Canada	Iqaluit, Nun./ Nt	Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Executive/Cadre au Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.	2,812	36.7%
3	James T. Arreak	Conservative Party of Canada	Iqaluit, Nun./ Nt	Administrator/Administrateur	1,992	26.0%

Permanent riding record

Nunavut, Nunavut

Electionpedia ID: eop-result-ca-2025-commons-62001
Official district code: 62001
Province or territory: Nunavut
Polling date: 28 April 2025
Population: 36,858
Electors: 21,912
Voting desks: 58
Valid ballots: 7,657
Rejected ballots: 90

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