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Official historical result · district 60001

Yukon federal election result, 2025.

Brendan Hanley (Liberal Party of Canada) won Yukon in the 2025 Canadian federal election by 3,290 votes over Ryan Leef (Conservative Party of Canada).

Direct answer

Brendan Hanley was elected.

Brendan Hanley received 12,009 votes (53.1%). Ryan Leef received 8,719 votes (38.5%).

Winning party
Liberal Party of Canada
Runner-up party
Conservative Party of Canada
Winning majority
3,290
Turnout
72.5%
Ballots cast
22,761
Electors
31,392
Complete candidate result

All 4 candidates.

PlaceCandidatePartyResidenceOccupationVotesShare
1Brendan HanleyElectedSource incumbent markerLiberal Party of CanadaWhitehorse, Y.T./ YnParliamentarian/Parlementaire12,00953.1%
2Ryan LeefConservative Party of CanadaWhitehorse, Y.T./ YnConsultant/Consultant8,71938.5%
3Katherine McCallumNew Democratic PartyWhitehorse, Y.T./ YnArtistic Executive Director/Directrice générale artistique1,4346.3%
4Gabrielle DupontGreen Party of CanadaMarsh Lake, Y.T./ YnDraftsperson/Dessinatrice4742.1%
Permanent riding record

Yukon, Yukon

Electionpedia ID
eop-result-ca-2025-commons-60001
Official district code
60001
Province or territory
Yukon
Polling date
28 April 2025
Population
40,232
Electors
31,392
Voting desks
97
Valid ballots
22,636
Rejected ballots
125
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