2025 federal election results in Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan
Battlefords—Lloydminster—Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan
ElectedRosemarie Falk
Conservative Party of Canada · 21,561 vote majorityCarlton Trail—Eagle Creek
Saskatchewan
ElectedKelly Block
Conservative Party of Canada · 28,419 vote majorityDesnethé—Missinippi—Churchill River
Saskatchewan
ElectedBuckley Belanger
Liberal Party of Canada · 3,575 vote majorityMoose Jaw—Lake Centre—Lanigan
Saskatchewan
ElectedFraser Tolmie
Conservative Party of Canada · 25,330 vote majorityPrince Albert
Saskatchewan
ElectedRandy Hoback
Conservative Party of Canada · 20,312 vote majorityRegina—Lewvan
Saskatchewan
ElectedWarren Steinley
Conservative Party of Canada · 3,095 vote majorityRegina—Qu'Appelle
Saskatchewan
ElectedAndrew Scheer
Conservative Party of Canada · 15,633 vote majorityRegina—Wascana
Saskatchewan
ElectedMichael Kram
Conservative Party of Canada · 2,820 vote majoritySaskatoon South
Saskatchewan
ElectedKevin Waugh
Conservative Party of Canada · 4,409 vote majoritySaskatoon West
Saskatchewan
ElectedBrad Redekopp
Conservative Party of Canada · 9,560 vote majoritySaskatoon—University
Saskatchewan
ElectedCorey Tochor
Conservative Party of Canada · 3,556 vote majoritySouris—Moose Mountain
Saskatchewan
ElectedSteven Bonk
Conservative Party of Canada · 30,742 vote majoritySwift Current—Grasslands—Kindersley
Saskatchewan
ElectedJeremy Patzer
Conservative Party of Canada · 27,872 vote majorityYorkton—Melville
Saskatchewan
ElectedCathay Wagantall
Conservative Party of Canada · 23,364 vote majoritySource: Elections Canada · official historical general election records, not a current House membership roster.
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2025 Saskatchewan Federal Election Results by Riding
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