Canadian federal election results in Central Toronto

Seats obtained by party

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This page shows results of Canadian federal elections in the central, earlier-development areas of Toronto—in particular, Old Toronto (what was the city of Toronto prior to the 1998 amalgamation), the former Borough of York, most of the former City of East York, and the southern, older portions of the former City of North York, in particular those south of Highway 401 and west of Leslie Street.

Regional profile

Until 1962, most ridings in inner Toronto were Progressive Conservative strongholds, aside from splits with the Liberals in the 1949 and 1953 elections. Since 1962, Central Toronto, particularly Old Toronto, has generally leaned to the political left or centre-left. Most elections in the 1960s resulted in a small handful (most often two or three) of New Democratic Party (NDP) seats with the Liberals taking all or most of the rest. Between 1972 and 1988, inclusive, the Tories usually split Toronto seats almost evenly with the Liberals (1972, 1979, 1984) or were reduced to about the same number of seats as the NDP (1974, 1980, 1988) with the Grits taking the lion's share. In 1993, 1997, and 2000, the Grits held every seat in the former Metro Toronto, in some cases with large margins. The NDP broke through to win a seat in the 2004 election, when its new leader Jack Layton took Toronto–Danforth, and did slightly better in each of the next two elections, held in 2006 and 2008.

In 2011, the Liberal vote collapsed under the onslaught of both the Conservatives and the NDP, with the Conservatives taking two uptown ridings, the Liberals retaining two downtown ridings along Yonge Street, and the NDP winning the remaining six. Before then, centre-right parties had been completely shut out in central Toronto since the PCs lost all their seats in 1993. The region reverted to its post-1990 form in 2015, as a massive surge in Liberal support allowed the Liberals to sweep Toronto. However, growing discontent with Justin Trudeau's government led to the Conservatives winning a by-election in Toronto-St Paul's, with Don Stewart winning by less than 2%, making it the first time the Conservatives won a riding inside the 416 since 2011.

Votes by party throughout time

Election	Liberal	Conservative	New Democratic	Green	People's	PC	Reform / Alliance	Others
1979	154,547 38.5%	—	90,968 22.7%	—	—	149,203 37.2%	—	5,569 1.4%
1980	168,155 44.0%	—	83,187 21.8%	—	—	124,224 32.5%	—	4,238 1.1%
1984	137,437 33.6%	—	101,801 24.9%	3,344 0.8%	—	160,470 39.2%	—	4,659 1.1%
1988	186,773 42.6%	—	92,398 21.1%	1,358 0.3%	—	148,915 34.0%	—	6,174 1.4%
1993	239,384 56.3%	—	44,803 10.5%	2,895 0.7%	—	64,480 15.2%	53,485 12.6%	19,413 4.6%
1997	213,314 50.3%	—	80,669 19.0%	4,377 1.0%	—	67,657 16.0%	35,110 8.3%	22,815 5.4%
2000	218,459 53.6%	—	62,897 15.4%	5,483 1.3%	—	55,393 13.6%	41,017 10.1%	18,784 4.6%
2004	244,018 52.0%	75,063 16.0%	125,218 26.7%	21,548 4.6%	—	—	—	1,041 0.2%
2006	239,455 46.5%	98,414 19.1%	148,843 28.9%	25,164 4.9%	—	—	—	1,807 0.4%
2008	201,095 43.2%	98,158 21.1%	120,695 25.9%	42,406 9.1%	—	—	—	2,362 0.5%
2011	164,142 32.8%	127,066 25.4%	185,200 37.0%	20,721 4.1%	—	—	—	1,827 0.4%
2015	291,170 49.5%	118,875 20.2%	156,260 26.6%	15,685 2.7%	—	—	—	3,627 0.6%
2019	324,644 52.8%	109,889 17.9%	135,115 22.0%	35,549 5.8%	6,411 1.0%	—	—	1,016 0.2%
2021	238,814 44.7%	106,538 20.0%	134,098 25.1%	18,332 3.4%	15,243 2.9%	—	—	19,583 3.7%

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Detailed results

2021

Main article: 2021 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Beaches—East York		Nathaniel Erskine-Smith 28,919 56.58%		Lisa Robinson 7,336 14.35%		Alejandra Ruiz Vargas 11,513 22.52%		Reuben Anthony DeBoer 1,388 2.72%		Radu Rautescu 1,613 3.16%		Philip Fernandez (M-L) 50 0.10%		Nathaniel Erskine-Smith
												Jennifer Moxon (Comm.) 131 0.26%
												Karen Lee Wilde (Ind.) 166 0.32%
Davenport (judicial recount terminated)		Julie Dzerowicz 19,930 42.13%		Jenny Kalimbet 4,774 10.09%		Alejandra Bravo 19,854 41.97%		Adrian Currie 1,087 2.30%		Tara Dos Remedios 1,499 3.17%		Chai Kalevar (Ind.) 77 0.16%		Julie Dzerowicz
												Troy Young (Ind.) 86 0.18%
Don Valley West		Rob Oliphant 24,798 52.75%		Yvonne Robertson 16,695 35.51%		Syeda Riaz 3,814 8.11%		Elvira Caputolan 761 1.62%		Michael Minas 881 1.87%		Adil Khan (Cent.) 65 0.14%		Rob Oliphant
Eglinton—Lawrence		Marco Mendicino 24,051 48.48%		Geoff Pollock 18,082 36.45%		Caleb Senneker 4,543 9.16%		Eric Frydman 1,490 3.00%		Timothy Gleeson 1,445 2.91%				Marco Mendicino
Parkdale—High Park		Arif Virani 22,307 42.45%		Nestor Sanajko 6,815 12.97%		Paul Taylor 20,602 39.21%		Diem Marchand-Lafortune 957 1.82%		Wilfried Richard Alexander Danzinger 1,642 3.13%		Lorne Gershuny (M-L) 90 0.17%		Arif Virani
												Terry Parker (Mar.) 130 0.25%
Spadina—Fort York		Kevin Vuong 18,991 38.90%		Sukhi Jandu 9,875 20.23%		Norm Di Pasquale 16,834 34.48%		Amanda Rosenstock 1,645 3.37%		Ian Roden 1,476 3.02%				Adam Vaughan$
Toronto Centre		Marci Ien 23,071 50.35%		Ryan Lester 5,571 12.16%		Brian Chang 11,909 25.99%		Annamie Paul 3,921 8.56%		Syed Jaffery 1,047 2.29%		Ivan Byard (Comm.) 181 0.40%		Marci Ien
												Peter Stubbins (Animal) 117 0.26%
Toronto—Danforth		Julie Dabrusin 25,214 48.36%		Michael Carey 6,547 12.56%		Clare Hacksel 17,555 33.67%		Maryem Tollar 1,023 1.96%		Wayne Simmons 1,282 2.46%		Habiba Desai (Ind.) 123 0.24%		Julie Dabrusin
												Elizabeth Rowley (Comm.) 215 0.41%
												Liz White (Animal) 183 0.35%
Toronto—St. Paul's		Carolyn Bennett 26,429 49.22%		Stephanie Osadchuk 13,587 25.30%		Sidney Coles 9,036 16.83%		Phil De Luna 3,214 5.99%		Peter Remedios 1,432 2.67%				Carolyn Bennett
University—Rosedale		Chrystia Freeland 22,451 47.53%		Steven Taylor 9,473 20.06%		Nicole Robicheau 11,921 25.24%		Tim Grant 1,974 4.18%		David Kent 1,172 2.48%		Drew Garvie (Comm.) 244 0.52%		Chrystia Freeland
York South—Weston		Ahmed Hussen 21,644 56.12%		Sajanth Mohan 7,783 20.18%		Hawa Mire 6,517 16.90%		Nicki Ward 872 2.26%		Sitara Chiu 1,754 4.55%				Ahmed Hussen

2019

Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	11	0	0	0
	New Democratic	0	7	4	0
	Conservative	0	4	7	0
	Green	0	0	0	11

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Beaches—East York		Nathaniel Erskine-Smith 32,647 57.20%		Nadirah Nazeer 8,026 14.06%		Mae J. Nam 12,196 21.37%		Sean Manners 3,378 5.92%		Deborah McKenzie 831 1.46%				Nathaniel Erskine-Smith
Davenport		Julie Dzerowicz 23,251 43.72%		Sanjay Bhatia 4,921 9.25%		Andrew Cash 21,812 41.02%		Hannah Conover-Arthurs 2,397 4.51%		Francesco Ciardullo 496 0.93%		Chai Kalevar (Ind.) 79 0.15% Elizabeth Rowley (Comm.) 138 0.26% Troy Young (Ind.) 86 0.16%		Julie Dzerowicz
Don Valley West		Rob Oliphant 29,148 55.80%		Yvonne Robertson 16,304 31.21%		Laurel MacDowell 3,804 7.28%		Amanda Kistindey 2,257 4.32%		Ian Prittie 444 0.85%		John Kittredge (Libert.) 277 0.53%		Rob Oliphant
Eglinton—Lawrence		Marco Mendicino 29,850 53.30%		Chani Aryeh-Bain 18,549 33.12%		Alexandra Nash 4,741 8.47%		Reuben DeBoer 2,278 4.07%		Michael Staffieri 586 1.05%				Marco Mendicino
Parkdale—High Park		Arif Virani 28,852 47.39%		Adam Pham 8,015 13.16%		Paul M. Taylor 19,180 31.50%		Nick Capra 3,916 6.43%		Greg Wycliffe 643 1.06%		Lorne Gershuny (M-L) 43 0.07% Alykhan Pabani (Comm.) 119 0.20% Terry Parker (Mar.) 119 0.20%		Arif Virani
Spadina—Fort York		Adam Vaughan 33,822 55.77%		Frank Fang 10,680 17.61%		Diana Yoon 12,188 20.10%		Dean Maher 3,174 5.23%		Robert Stewart 672 1.11%		Marcela Ramirez (Ind.) 114 0.19%		Adam Vaughan
Toronto Centre		Bill Morneau 31,271 57.37%		Ryan Lester 6,613 12.13%		Brian Chang 12,142 22.27%		Annamie Paul 3,852 7.07%				Sean Carson (Rhino.) 147 0.27% Bronwyn Cragg (Comm.) 125 0.23% Philip Fernandez (M-L) 54 0.10% Rob Lewin (Animal) 182 0.33% Jason Tavares (Ind.) 126 0.23%		Bill Morneau
Toronto—Danforth		Julie Dabrusin 27,681 47.68%		Zia Choudhary 6,091 10.49%		Min Sook Lee 19,283 33.21%		Chris Tolley 3,761 6.48%		Tara Dos Remedios 621 1.07%		Elizabeth Abbott (Animal) 261 0.45% Ivan Byard (Comm.) 151 0.26% John Kladitis (Ind.) 210 0.36%		Julie Dabrusin
Toronto—St. Paul's		Carolyn Bennett 32,494 54.31%		Jae Truesdell 12,933 21.61%		Alok Mukherjee 9,442 15.78%		Sarah Climenhaga 4,042 6.76%		John Kellen 923 1.54%				Carolyn Bennett
University—Rosedale		Chrystia Freeland 29,652 51.67%		Helen-Claire Tingling 9,342 16.28%		Melissa Jean-Baptiste Vajda 12,573 21.91%		Tim Grant 4,861 8.47%		Aran Lockwood 510 0.89%		Karin Brothers (SCC) 124 0.22% Drew Garvie (Comm.) 143 0.25% Steve Rutschinski (M-L) 27 0.05% Liz White (Animal) 159 0.28%		Chrystia Freeland
York South—Weston		Ahmed Hussen 25,976 58.42%		Jasveen Rattan 8,415 18.93%		Yafet Tewelde 7,754 17.44%		Nicki Ward 1,633 3.67%		Gerard Racine 685 1.54%				Ahmed Hussen

2015

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	11	0	0	0
	New Democratic	0	8	3	0
	Conservative	0	3	8	0
	Green	0	0	0	11

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Conservative		NDP		Liberal		Green		Libertarian		Marxist-Leninist		Other
Beaches—East York		Bill Burrows 9,124 16.43%		Matthew Kellway 17,113 30.82%		Nathaniel Erskine-Smith 27,458 49.45%		Randall Sach 1,433 2.58%				Roger Carter 105 0.19%		James Sears (Ind.) 254 0.46%		Matthew Kellway
														Peter Surjanac (Ind.) 43 0.08%
Davenport		Carlos Oliveira 5,233 10.55%		Andrew Cash 20,506 41.36%		Julie Dzerowicz 21,947 44.26%		Dan Stein 1,530 3.09%						Miguel Figueroa (Comm.) 261 0.53%		Andrew Cash
														Chai Kalevar (Ind.) 107 0.22%
Don Valley West		John Carmichael 19,206 37.60%		Syeda Riaz 3,076 6.02%		Rob Oliphant 27,472 53.78%		Natalie Hunt 848 1.66%		John Kittredge 325 0.64%				Sharon Cromwell (Ind.) 75 0.15%		John Carmichael
														Elizabeth Hill (Comm.) 84 0.16%
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Oliver 23,788 42.64%		Andrew Thomson 3,505 6.28%		Marco Mendicino 27,278 48.89%		Matthew Chisholm 799 1.43%		Ethan Buchman 308 0.55%				Rudy Brunell Solomonovici (Animal All.) 114 0.20%		Joe Oliver
Parkdale—High Park		Ian Allen 7,641 13.05%		Peggy Nash 23,566 40.24%		Arif Virani 24,623 42.04%		Adam Phipps 1,743 2.98%		Mark Jeftovic 610 1.04%		Lorne Gershuny 100 0.17%		Terry Parker (Mar.) 191 0.33%		Peggy Nash
														Carol Royer (Ind.) 93 0.16%
Spadina—Fort York		Sabrina Zuniga 8,673 15.73%		Olivia Chow 15,047 27.28%		Adam Vaughan 30,141 54.65%		Sharon Danley 1,137 2.06%				Nick Lin 59 0.11%		Michael Nicula (PACT) 91 0.17%		Adam Vaughan Trinity—Spadina
Toronto Centre		Julian Di Battista 6,167 12.19%		Linda McQuaig 13,467 26.61%		Bill Morneau 29,297 57.90%		Colin Biggin 1,315 2.60%				Philip Fernandez 76 0.15%		Mariam Ahmad (Comm.) 133 0.26%		Chrystia Freeland‡
														Jordan Stone (Ind.) 147 0.29%
Toronto—Danforth		Benjamin Dichter 5,478 9.86%		Craig Scott 22,325 40.17%		Julie Dabrusin 23,531 42.34%		Chris Tolley 2,618 4.71%						Elizabeth Abbott (Animal All.) 354 0.64%		Craig Scott
														John Richardson (PC) 1,275 2.29%
Toronto—St. Paul's		Marnie MacDougall 15,376 26.99%		Noah Richler 8,386 14.72%		Carolyn Bennett 31,481 55.26%		Kevin Farmer 1,729 3.03%								Carolyn Bennett St. Paul's
University—Rosedale		Karim Jivraj 9,790 17.51%		Jennifer Hollett 15,988 28.59%		Chrystia Freeland 27,849 49.80%		Nick Wright 1,641 2.93%		Jesse Waslowski 233 0.42%		Steve Rutchinski 51 0.09%		David Berlin (TBP) 122 0.22%	New District
														Drew Garvie (Comm.) 125 0.22%
														Simon Luisi (Animal All.) 126 0.23%
York South—Weston		James Robinson 8,399 19.22%		Mike Sullivan 13,281 30.39%		Ahmed Hussen 20,093 45.97%		John Johnson 892 2.04%		Stephen Lepone 1,041 2.38%						Mike Sullivan

2011

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	New Democratic	6	1	3	0
	Liberal	2	8	0	0
	Conservative	2	1	7	0
	Green	0	0	0	10

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Beaches—East York		Bill Burrows 11,067 22.74%		Maria Minna 14,967 30.75%		Matthew Kellway 20,265 41.64%		Aaron Cameron 2,240 4.60%		Roger Carter (M-L) 130 0.27%		Maria Minna
Davenport		Theresa Rodrigues 5,573 14.20%		Mario Silva 10,946 27.89%		Andrew Cash 21,096 53.74%		Wayne Scott 1,344 3.42%		Miguel Figueroa (Comm.) 167 0.43%		Mario Silva
										Simon Luisi (AAEVP) 128 0.33%
Don Valley West		John Carmichael 22,962 42.93%		Rob Oliphant 22,351 41.79%		Nicole Yovanoff 6,280 11.74%		Georgina Wilcock 1,703 3.18%		Dimitris Kabitsis (Comm.) 186 0.35%		Rob Oliphant
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Oliver 22,652 46.81%		Joe Volpe 18,590 38.42%		Justin Chatwin 5,613 11.60%		Paul William Baker 1,534 3.17%				Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park		Taylor Train 7,924 15.55%		Gerard Kennedy 16,757 32.89%		Peggy Nash 24,046 47.20%		Sarah Newton 1,666 3.27%		Andrew Borkowski (CHP) 251 0.49%		Gerard Kennedy
										Lorne Gershuny (M-L) 86 0.17%
										Terry Parker (Mar.) 215 0.42%
St. Paul's		Maureen Harquail 17,864 32.37%		Carolyn Bennett 22,409 40.60%		William Molls 12,124 21.97%		Jim McGarva 2,495 4.52%		John Kittredge (Libert.) 303 0.55%		Carolyn Bennett
Toronto Centre		Kevin Moore 12,604 22.64%		Bob Rae 22,832 41.01%		Susan Wallace 16,818 30.21%		Ellen Michelson 2,796 5.02%		Judi Falardeau (Libert.) 277 0.50%		Bob Rae
										Philip Fernandez (M-L) 76 0.14%
										Catherine Holliday (Comm.) 159 0.29%
										Bahman Yazdanfar (Ind.) 108 0.19%
Toronto—Danforth		Katarina von Koenig 6,885 14.32%		Andrew Lang 8,472 17.62%		Jack Layton 29,235 60.80%		Adriana Mugnatto-Hamu 3,107 6.46%		Marie Crawford (AAEVP) 387 0.80%		Jack Layton
Trinity—Spadina		Gin Siow 10,976 16.81%		Christine Innes 15,276 23.39%		Olivia Chow 35,601 54.51%		Rachel Barney 2,861 4.38%		Chester Brown (Libert.) 456 0.70%		Olivia Chow
										Nick Lin (M-L) 140 0.21%
York South—Weston		Jilian Saweczko 8,559 24.32%		Alan Tonks 11,542 32.79%		Mike Sullivan 14,122 40.12%		Sonny Day 975 2.77%				Alan Tonks

2008

Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	8	2	0	0
	New Democratic	2	4	4	0
	Conservative	0	4	6	0
	Green	0	0	0	10

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Marxist-Leninist		Other
Beaches— East York		Caroline Alleslev 7,907 17.08%		Maria Minna 18,967 40.97%		Marilyn Churley 14,875 32.13%		Zoran Markovski 4,389 9.48%		Roger Carter 155 0.33%				Maria Minna
Davenport		Theresa Rodrigues 3,838 11.01%		Mario Silva 15,953 45.77%		Peter Ferreira 10,896 31.26%		Wayne Scott 3,655 10.49%		Sarah Thompson 87 0.25%		Miguel Figueroa (Comm.) 160 0.46%		Mario Silva
												Wendy Forrest (Ind.) 172 0.49%
												Simon Luisi (AAEVP) 92 0.26%
Don Valley West		John Carmichael 19,441 38.83%		Rob Oliphant 22,112 44.36%		David Sparrow 5,102 10.19%		Georgina Wilcock 3,155 6.30%				Catherine Holiday (Comm.) 162 0.32%		Vacant
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Oliver 17,073 39.25%		Joe Volpe 19,113 43.99%		Justin Chatwin 3,663 8.42%		Andrew James 3,629 8.34%						Joe Volpe
Parkdale— High Park		Jilian Saweczko 5,992 12.44%		Gerard Kennedy 20,705 42.98%		Peggy Nash 17,332 35.97%		Rob Rishchynski 3,601 7.47%		Lorne Gershuny 110 0.23%		Andrew Borkowski (CHP) 230 0.48%		Peggy Nash
												Terry Parker (Mar.) 209 0.43%
St. Paul's		Heather Jewell 13,948 26.86%		Carolyn Bennett 26,286 50.61%		Anita Agrawal 6,666 12.83%		Justin Erdman 4,726 9.10%				John Kittredge (Libert.) 312 0.60%		Carolyn Bennett
Toronto Centre		David Peter Gentili 9,402 18.33%		Bob Rae 27,462 53.53%		El-Farouk Khaki 7,741 15.09%		Ellen Michelson 6,081 11.85%		Philip Fernandez 92 0.18%		Johan Boyden (Comm.) 193 0.38%		Bob Rae
												Gerald Derome (Ind.) 146 0.28%
												Liz White (AAEVP) 187 0.36%
Toronto—Danforth		Christina Perreault 5,287 11.65%		Andrew Lang 13,336 29.38%		Jack Layton 20,323 44.78%		Sharon Howarth 5,955 13.21%		Marcell Rodden 87 0.19%		Marie Crawford (AAEVP) 175 0.39%		Jack Layton
												John Richardson (Ind.) 130 0.29%
												Bahman Yazdanfar (CAP) 54 0.12%
Trinity—Spadina		Christine McGirr 8,249 13.78%		Christine Innes 20,970 35.02%		Olivia Chow 24,454 40.84%		Stephen La Frenie 5,418 9.05%				Carlos Santos Almeida (Ind.) 164 0.27%		Olivia Chow
												Chester Brown (Libert.) 491 0.82%
												Val Illie (Ind.) 132 0.22%
York South—Weston		Aydin Cocelli 7,021 20.36%		Alan Tonks 16,071 46.60%		Mike Sullivan 9,641 27.95%		Andre Papadimitriou 1,757 5.09%						Alan Tonks

2006

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	7	3	0	0
	New Democratic	3	4	3	0
	Conservative	0	3	7	0
	Green	0	0	0	10

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Marxist-Leninist		Other
Beaches—East York		Maria Minna 20,678 40.39%		Peter Conroy 9,238 18.04%		Marilyn Churley 17,900 34.96%		Jim Harris 3,106 6.07%		Roger Carter 91 0.18%		Jim Love (PC) 183 0.36%		Maria Minna
Davenport		Mario Silva 20,172 51.87%		Theresa Rodrigues 4,202 10.80%		Gord Perks 12,681 32.61%		Mark O'Brien 1,440 3.70%		Sarah Thompson 103 0.26%		Miguel Figueroa (Comm.) 172 0.44%		Mario Silva
												Wendy Forrest (CAP) 122 0.31%
Don Valley West		John Godfrey 28,709 53.36%		John Carmichael 17,908 33.29%		David Thomas 4,902 9.11%		Daphne So 1,906 3.54%				Paul Barnes (CAP) 151 0.28%		John Godfrey
												Soumen Deb (Libert.) 226 0.42%
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Volpe 26,044 52.89%		Peter Coy 14,897 30.25%		Maurganne Mooney 5,660 11.49%		Patrick Metzger 2,520 5.12%				John Brian Steele (NA) 123 0.25%		Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park		Sarmite Sam Bulte 18,489 35.94%		Jurij Klufas 8,777 17.06%		Peggy Nash 20,790 40.41%		Robert L. Rishchynski 2,840 5.52%		Lorne Gershuny 124 0.24%		Beverly Bernardo (NA) 119 0.23%		Sarmite Bulte
												Terry Parker (Mar.) 311 0.60%
St. Paul's		Carolyn Bennett 29,295 50.26%		Peter Kent 15,021 25.77%		Paul Summerville 11,189 19.20%		Kevin Farmer 2,785 4.78%						Carolyn Bennett
Toronto Centre		Bill Graham 30,874 52.23%		Lewis Reford 10,763 18.21%		Michael Shapcott 14,036 23.74%		Chris Tindal 3,080 5.21%		Philip Fernandez 66 0.11%		Johan Boyden (Comm.) 120 0.20%		Bill Graham
												Michel Prairie (NA) 101 0.17%
												Liz White (AAEVP) 72 0.12%
Toronto—Danforth		Deborah Coyne 17,256 34.23%		Kren Clausen 4,992 9.90%		Jack Layton 24,412 48.42%		Al Hart 3,583 7.11%		Marcell Rodden 172 0.34%				Jack Layton
Trinity—Spadina		Tony Ianno 25,067 40.14%		Sam Goldstein 5,625 9.01%		Olivia Chow 28,748 46.03%		Thom Chapman 2,398 3.84%		Nick Lin 138 0.22%		Asif Hossain (PC) 392 0.63%		Tony Ianno
												John Riddell (CAP) 82 0.13%
York South—Weston		Alan Tonks 22,871 57.06%		Steve Halicki 6,991 17.44%		Paul Ferreira 8,525 21.27%		Maria De Angelis-Pater 1,506 3.76%				Dragan Cimesa (Ind.) 189 0.47%		Alan Tonks

2004

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	9	1	0	0
	New Democratic	1	6	3	0
	Conservative	0	3	7	0
	Green	0	0	0	10

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other
Beaches—East York		Maria Minna 22,494		Nick Nikopoulos 6,603		Peter Tabuns 15,156		Peter James Davison 2,127	553			Maria Minna
Davenport		Mario Silva 16,773		Theresa Rodrigues 3,077		Rui Pires 11,292		Mark O'Brien 1,384	564			Charles Caccia
Don Valley West		John Godfrey 30,615		David Turnbull 14,495		David Thomas 4,393		Serge Abbat 1,703				John Godfrey
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Volpe 28,360		Bernie Tanz 11,792		Max Silverman 4,886		Shel Goldstein 1,924	115			Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park		Sarmite Bulte 19,727		Jurij Klufas 7,221		Peggy Nash 16,201		Neil Spiegel 3,249	514			Sarmite Bulte
St. Paul's		Carolyn Bennett 32,171		Barry Cline 11,226		Norman Tobias 8,667		Peter Elgie 3,031				Carolyn Bennett
Toronto Centre		Bill Graham 30,336		Megan Harris 7,936		Michael Shapcott 12,747		Gabriel Draven 2,097	547			Bill Graham Toronto Centre—Rosedale
Toronto—Danforth		Dennis Mills 19,803		Loftus Cuddy 2,975		Jack Layton 22,198		Jim Harris 2,575	349			Dennis Mills
Trinity—Spadina		Tony Ianno 23,202		David Watters 4,605		Olivia Chow 22,397		Mark Vitala 2,259	813			Tony Ianno
York South—Weston		Alan Tonks 20,537		Stephen Halicki 5,133		Paul Ferreira 7,281		Jessica Fracassi 1,199	175			Alan Tonks

Maps

1. Beaches-East York
2. Davenport
3. Don Valley West
4. Eglinton-Lawrence
5. Parkdale-High Park
6. St. Paul's
7. Toronto Centre
8. Toronto-Danforth
9. Trinity-Spadina
10. York South-Weston

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  New Democratic Party

2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	10	0	0	0
	New Democratic	0	5	2	3
	Progressive Conservative	0	4	4	2
	Alliance	0	1	4	5

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Canadian Alliance		NDP		PC		Green		Other
Beaches—East York		Maria Minna 22,515		Abu Alam 3,838		Mel Watkins 8,936		Wayne Clutterbuck 5,766		James Mendel 599	1,033			Maria Minna
Davenport		Charles Caccia 17,014		Anthony Montenegrino 2,021		Jordan Berger 3,457		Eduardo Marcos 1,526		Mark O'Brien 642	841			Charles Caccia
Don Valley West		John Godfrey 25,329		John Wakelin 7,239		Ali Naqvi 2,024		Michael Murton 10,583	No candidate		566			John Godfrey
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Volpe 25,161		Joel Etienne 5,497		Simon Rowland 2,663		Louise Sankey 7,156		Doug Howat 688	297			Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park		Sarmite Bulte 20,676		Vicki Vancas 4,882		Paul Schmidt 7,947		David Strycharz 5,681		Neil Spiegel 1,161	1,501			Jesse Flis
St. Paul's		Carolyn Bennett 25,358		Theo Caldwell 5,457		Guy Hunter 4,451		Barry Cline 10,099		Don Roebuck 769	813			Carolyn Bennett
Toronto Centre—Rosedale		Bill Graham 26,203		Richard Walker 5,058		David Berlin 5,300		Randall Pearce 8,149	No candidate		2,649			Bill Graham
Toronto—Danforth		Dennis Mills 20,330		Chris Butryn 3,021		Paula Turtle 10,830		Rose A. Dyson 3,138		Robert Nevin 769	1,080			Dennis Mills
Trinity—Spadina		Tony Ianno 20,032		Lee Monaco 2,250		Michael Valpy 16,001		John E. Polko 2,309		Matthew Hammond 562	963			Tony Ianno
York South—Weston		Alan Tonks 15,841		Dan Houssar 1,754		Tom Parkin 1,288		Jason Daniel Baker 986		Denis Calnan 293		John Nunziata 14,344		John Nunziata
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1997

Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	9	1	0	0
	Independent	1	0	0	0
	New Democratic	0	6	3	1
	Progressive Conservative	0	3	4	3
	Reform	0	0	4	5

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Reform		NDP		PC		Green		Other
Beaches—East York		Maria Minna 21,844		Gary Miller 6,534		Mel Watkins 10,730		Jack Simpson 5,611		John Scheer 589	264			Maria Minna Beaches—Woodbine
Broadview—Greenwood		Dennis Mills 21,108		Brian Higgins 3,247		Jack Layton 13,903		Dianne Garrels 3,238		Karen McCarthy 426	501			Dennis Mills
Davenport		Charles Caccia 17,195	No candidate			Chris Masterson 4,807		Adele Pereira 2,628		Richard Procter 551	927			Charles Caccia
Don Valley West		John Godfrey 26,209		Jonathan Silbert 4,669		Richard Tiller 2,922		Joanne Flint 15,046		Dan King 378	277			John Godfrey
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Volpe 25,985		Charles Van Tuinen 3,547		Sam Savona 3,955		David Rotenberg 9,977	No candidate		397			Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park		Sarmite Bulte 20,692		Michael Jakubcak 5,891		Paul Schmidt 8,762		Jilian Saweczko 5,926		Laura Weinberg 696	902			Jesse Flis
St. Paul's		Carolyn Bennett 26,389		Francis Floszmann 3,564		Michael Halewood 6,028		Peter Atkins 11,520		Don Roebuck 597	538			Barry Campbell
Toronto Centre—Rosedale		Bill Graham 22,945		John Stewart 3,646		David Macdonald 9,597		Stephen Probyn 8,993		Jim Harris 577	884			Bill Graham Rosedale
Trinity—Spadina		Tony Ianno 18,215		Nolan Young 1,649		Olivia Chow 16,413		Danielle Wai Mascall 2,793		Sat Singh Khalsa 392	752			Tony Ianno
York South—Weston		Judy Sgro 12,732		Kathleen Crone 2,363		Odoardo Di Santo 3,552		Jan Harnett 1,925		Shelly Lipsey 171		John Nunziata 17,163		John Nunziata
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1993

Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	4th
	Liberal	10	0	0	0
	New Democratic	0	4	0	6
	Reform	0	3	6	1
	Progressive Conservative	0	3	4	3

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Reform		NDP		PC		Green		Other
Beaches—Woodbine		Maria Minna 17,639		Hugh Prendergast 6,844		Neil Young 8,037		Denise Cole 4,316		Leanne Haze 335	6,135			Neil Young
Broadview—Greenwood		Dennis Mills 23,558		Frank Meyers 4,356		Lynn Mcdonald 5,381		John Papadakis 3,601	No candidate		1,679			Dennis Mills
Davenport		Charles Caccia 20,217		Michael Jakubcak 2,139		John Doherty 2,513		Margaret Samuel 1,255		Sat K. Singh Khalsa 254	1,024			Charles Caccia
Don Valley West		John Godfrey 25,874		Julian Pope 7,921		Leonard Swartz 1,405		John Bosley 15,111		Dan King 303	1,368			John Bosley
Eglinton—Lawrence		Joe Volpe 28,634		Charles C. Van Tuinen 4,347		Gael Hepworth 2,091		Marc Monson 4,262	No candidate		646			Joe Volpe
Parkdale—High Park		Jesse Flis 22,358		Lee Primeau 6,647		David Miller 3,855		Don Baker 5,668		Richard Roy 430	2,173			Jesse Flis
Rosedale		Bill Graham 27,707		Daniel Jovkovic 7,048		Jack Layton 5,937		David MacDonald 12,018		Leslie Hunter 479	2,248			David MacDonald
St. Paul's		Barry Campbell 27,775		Paul Chaplin 5,727		David Jacobs 2,641		Isabel Bassett 12,499		Jim Harris 481	2,028			Barbara McDougall
Trinity—Spadina		Tony Ianno 20,472		Peter Loftus 3,143		Winnie Ng 10,972		Lee Monaco 3,242		Chris Lea 613	1,735			Dan Heap
York South—Weston		John Nunziata 25,150		Kathleen Crone 5,313		Sil Salvaterra 1,971		Tony Figliano 2,508	No candidate		925			John Nunziata

1988

Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election

Party rankings

Parties		1st	2nd	3rd	Total
	Liberal	5	5	0	10
	Progressive Conservative	3	2	5	10
	New Democratic	2	3	5	10

Seats won/lost by party

Party		1984	Gain from (loss to)						1988
			Lib.		PC		NDP
	Liberal	4	—		+1	0	+1	(1)	5
	Progressive Conservative	4	0	(1)	—		0	0	3
	New Democratic	3	+1	(1)	0	0	—		2

Electoral district	Candidates								Incumbent
	PC		Liberal		NDP		Other
Beaches—Woodbine		Jim O'Malley 13,107		Terry Kelly 14,900		Neil Young 15,760	1,046			Neil Young Beaches
Broadview—Greenwood		Wayne Allan Shillinglaw 9,112		Dennis Mills 15,808		Lynn McDonald 14,616	1,107			Lynn McDonald
Davenport		Alex Franco 5,179		Charles Caccia 16,436		Anna Menozzi 5,243	1,040			Charles Caccia
Don Valley West		John Bosley 27,683		Liz Yorke 19,097		Ian Cameron 4,307	809			John Bosley
Eglinton—Lawrence		Anthony Chisholm Abbott 12,400		Joe Volpe 20,446		Vittoria Levi 6,241	991			Roland de Corneille
Parkdale—High Park		Andrew Witer 16,418		Jesse Flis 19,614		Abby Pollonetsky 8,002	1,102			Andrew Witer
Rosedale		David MacDonald 22,704		Bill Graham 22,624		Doug Wilson 8,266	1,299			David Crombie
St. Paul's		Barbara McDougall 25,206		Aideen Nicholson 21,655		Diane Bull 5,303	865			Barbara McDougall
Trinity—Spadina		Joe Pimentel 8,618		Tony Ianno 15,082		Dan Heap 15,565	1,114			Aideen Nicholson Trinity
									Merged districts
										Dan Heap Spadina
York South—Weston		Carlo Testa 8,488		John Nunziata 21,111		Steve Krashinsky 9,095	610			John Nunziata