2025 federal election results in Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Brandon—Souris
Manitoba
ElectedGrant Jackson
Conservative Party of Canada · 17,858 vote majorityChurchill—Keewatinook Aski
Manitoba
ElectedRebecca Chartrand
Liberal Party of Canada · 3,433 vote majorityElmwood—Transcona
Manitoba
ElectedColin Reynolds
Conservative Party of Canada · 3,325 vote majorityKildonan—St. Paul
Manitoba
ElectedRaquel Dancho
Conservative Party of Canada · 1,556 vote majorityPortage—Lisgar
Manitoba
ElectedBranden Leslie
Conservative Party of Canada · 21,396 vote majorityProvencher
Manitoba
ElectedTed Falk
Conservative Party of Canada · 20,970 vote majorityRiding Mountain
Manitoba
ElectedDan Mazier
Conservative Party of Canada · 19,128 vote majoritySelkirk—Interlake—Eastman
Manitoba
ElectedJames Bezan
Conservative Party of Canada · 16,218 vote majoritySt. Boniface—St. Vital
Manitoba
ElectedGinette Lavack
Liberal Party of Canada · 14,974 vote majorityWinnipeg Centre
Manitoba
ElectedLeah Gazan
New Democratic Party · 1,386 vote majorityWinnipeg North
Manitoba
ElectedKevin Lamoureux
Liberal Party of Canada · 8,052 vote majorityWinnipeg South
Manitoba
ElectedTerry Duguid
Liberal Party of Canada · 11,085 vote majorityWinnipeg South Centre
Manitoba
ElectedBen Carr
Liberal Party of Canada · 19,086 vote majorityWinnipeg West
Manitoba
ElectedDoug Eyolfson
Liberal Party of Canada · 7,617 vote majoritySource: Elections Canada · official historical general election records, not a current House membership roster.
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2025 Manitoba Federal Election Results by Riding
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