Canadian federal election results in Ottawa

This page shows results of Canadian federal elections in the Ottawa, Ontario area since the 1979 election.

Seats obtained by party

Liberal   Conservative   New Democratic   Progressive Conservative (defunct)

Regional profile

With the exception of the more conservative rural western and southern parts, the former Region of Ottawa-Carleton which became the new City of Ottawa in 2001, has traditionally been a Liberal heartland. A high proportion of Francophones and civil servants had made ridings such as Ottawa—Vanier among the safest Liberal seats in the country, however, now there are probably only two safe Liberal seats in Ottawa - Ottawa South and Ottawa—Vanier. The NDP's only historical victory in the area, Ottawa Centre in 1984, was repeated in 2004, as their popular former leader Ed Broadbent was elected. The Green Party's best seat in the province also came in Ottawa Centre. The seat was retained in 2006 after Broadbent's retirement, by Paul Dewar (son of former mayor Marion Dewar).

The suburban Ottawa ridings tended to be swing ridings, a trend that was masked until the Canadian Alliance won Carleton-Mississippi Mills (then known as Lanark-Carleton), traditionally the most conservative riding in what was then Ottawa-Carleton. The Conservatives broke through to take another seat in 2004, and two more in 2006. They held them until 2015, when the massive Liberal wave that swept through Ontario resulted in the Conservatives being reduced to only one seat. The Liberals even managed to win Kanata-Carleton, essentially the Ottawa portion of Carleton-Mississippi Mills, with the help of star candidate and retired Air Force officer Karen McCrimmon.

Party		2004		2006		2008		Change (04-06)	Change (06-08)
		Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
	Conservative	153,289	36.4	181,340	40.8	180,533	41.8	+4.4	+1.0
	Liberal	171,217	40.6	151,726	34.2	147,013	34.1	-6.4	-0.1
	New Democrats	69,473	16.5	80,555	18.1	65,333	15.1	+1.6	-3.0
	Green	23,536	5.6	26,854	6.0	36,683	8.5	+0.4	+2.5
	Progressive Canadian	375	0.1	838	0.2	629	0.1	+0.1	-0.1
	Marijuana	2,499	0.6	751	0.2	378	0.1	-0.4	-0.1
	Libertarian	0	0.0	0	0.0	224	0.1	0.0	+0.1
	Communist	90	0.0	102	0.0	150	0.0	0.0	0.0
	Canadian Action	197	0.0	121	0.0	100	0.0	0.0	0.0
	Marxist–Leninist	299	0.1	186	0.0	93	0.0	-0.1	0.0
	Christian Heritage	46	0.0	0	0.0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0
	Independents	346	0.1	1604	0.4	415	0.1	+0.3	-0.3
Total		421,367		444,077		431,506

• Note, this data is a total for all ridings within the city, plus the portions of ridings that extend outside the city, that are located within Ottawa (Cumberland in Glengarry—Prescott—Russell and all of Carleton—Mississippi Mills except Mississippi Mills). Data within these split ridings does not include votes from people residing outside the riding (prisoners, members or the Canadian forces, or for temporary reasons), or by people voting in mobile polls or by means of special ballots.

Votes by party throughout time

Election	Liberal	Conservative	New Democratic	Green	PC	Reform / Alliance	Others
1979	121,921 43.6%	—	40,331 14.4%	—	116,496 41.7%	—	654 0.2%
1980	126,125 47.9%	—	34,180 13.%	—	100,382 38.2%	—	2,375 0.9%
1984	107,694 35.7%	—	57,307 19.0%	1,363 0.5%	133,308 44.1%	—	2,372 0.8%
1988	155,444 48.5%	—	50,074 15.6%	300 0.1%	109,135 34.0%	—	5,598 1.7%
1993	195,337 62.3%	—	21,845 7.0%	2,552 0.8%	42,920 13.7%	42,414 13.5%	8,332 2.7%
1997	176,179 54.3%	—	33,754 10.4%	2,362 0.7%	53,781 16.6%	54,379 16.8%	3,883 1.2%
2000	149,861 46.7%	—	28,283 8.8%	4,565 1.4%	51,782 16.1%	80,823 25.2%	5,488 1.7%
2004	170,609 40.4%	154,654 36.6%	69,785 16.5%	23,754 5.6%	—	—	3,806 0.9%
2006	151,138 33.8%	183,681 41.1%	80,823 18.1%	27,191 6.1%	—	—	3,728 0.8%
2008	145,323 33.8%	180,327 41.9%	65,150 15.1%	37,000 8.6%	—	—	2,358 0.5%
2011	139,999 31.1%	186,161 41.3%	104,307 23.1%	18,577 4.1%	—	—	1,705 0.4%
2015	281,664 53.0%	157,510 29.6%	74,451 14.0%	14,412 2.7%	—	—	3,818 0.7%
2019	264,254 47.5%	156,366 28.1%	91,618 16.5%	34,119 6.1%	—	—	9,410 1.7%
2021	236,627 45.1%	158,844 30.3%	99,687 19.0%	12,561 2.4%	—	—	16,607 3.2%

Election statistics in Ottawa

  Liberal

  Conservative

  New Democratic

  Green

  Progressive Conservative (defunct)

  Reform (defunct)

  Alliance (defunct)

Representation history by area

Representation	West Carleton	Kanata		Goulbourn	Rideau	Osgoode	South Nepean	North Nepean	West Ottawa	Westboro	Central Ottawa		South Ottawa	Alta Vista	Riverview	East Ottawa/Vanier	Rockcliffe	North Gloucester	South Gloucester	Orleans		Rural Cumberland
2012	Kanata—Carleton			Carleton			Nepean	Ottawa West—Nepean		Ottawa Centre			Ottawa South			Ottawa—Vanier			Carleton	Orléans		Glengarry—Prescott—Russell
2003	Carleton—Mississippi Mills				Nepean—Carleton			Ottawa West—Nepean		Ottawa Centre			Ottawa South			Ottawa—Vanier			Nepean—Carleton	Ottawa—Orléans		Glengarry—Prescott—Russell
1996	Lanark—Carleton			Nepean—Carleton				Ottawa West—Nepean		Ottawa Centre			Ottawa South			Ottawa—Vanier			Ottawa—Orléans			Glengarry—Prescott—Russell
1987	Lanark—Carleton				Carleton—Gloucester		Nepean		Ottawa West		Ottawa Centre		Ottawa South			Ottawa—Vanier		Carleton—Gloucester				Glengarry—Prescott—Russell
1976	Lanark—Renfrew—Carleton		Nepean—Carleton						Ottawa West			Ottawa Centre		Ottawa—Carleton	Ottawa—Vanier		Ottawa—Carleton				Glengarry—Prescott—Russell

2021

Main article: 2021 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates												Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Other
Carleton		Gustave Roy 24,298 34.28%		Pierre Poilievre 35,356 49.89%		Kevin Hua 8,164 11.52%		Nira Dookeran 1,327 1.87%		Peter Crawley 1,728 2.44%				Pierre Poilievre
Kanata—Carleton		Jenna Sudds 26,394 41.79%		Jennifer McAndrew 24,373 38.59%		Melissa Coenraad 8,822 13.97%		Jennifer Purdy 1,709 2.71%		Scott Miller 1,858 2.94%				Karen McCrimmon$
Nepean		Chandra Arya 29,620 45.05%		Matt Triemstra 22,184 33.74%		Sean Devine 10,786 16.41%		Gordon Kubanek 1,318 2.00%		Jay Nera 1,840 2.80%				Chandra Arya
Orléans		Marie-France Lalonde 39,101 51.94%		Mary-Elsie Wolfe 21,700 28.82%		Jessica Joanis 10,983 14.59%		Michael Hartnett 1,233 1.64%		Spencer Oklobdzija 2,046 2.72%		André Junior Cléroux (FPC) 220 0.29%		Marie-France Lalonde
Ottawa Centre		Yasir Naqvi 33,825 45.50%		Carol Clemenhagen 11,650 15.67%		Angella MacEwen 24,552 33.03%		Angela Keller-Herzog 2,115 2.84%		Regina Watteel 1,605 2.16%		Shelby Bertrand (Animal) 261 0.35%		Catherine McKenna
												Richard "Rich" Joyal (Ind.) 132 0.18%
												Alex McDonald (Comm.) 201 0.27%
Ottawa South		David McGuinty 29,038 48.81%		Eli Tannis 15,497 26.05%		Huda Mukbil 11,514 19.35%		Les Schram 1,401 2.35%		Chylow Hall 1,898 3.19%		Larry Wasslen (Comm.) 144 0.24%		David McGuinty
Ottawa—Vanier		Mona Fortier 28,462 49.05%		Heidi Jensen 11,611 20.01%		Lyse-Pascale Inamuco 13,703 23.61%		Christian Proulx 1,816 3.13%		Jean-Jacques Desgranges 1,855 3.20%		Crystelle Bourguignon (FPC) 179 0.31%		Mona Fortier
												Daniel Elford (Libert.) 248 0.43%
												Marie-Chantal TaiEl Leriche (Ind.) 157 0.27%
Ottawa West—Nepean		Anita Vandenbeld 25,889 45.10%		Jennifer Jennekens 16,473 28.70%		Yavar Hameed 11,163 19.45%		David Stibbe 1,642 2.86%		David Yeo 1,908 3.32%		Sean Mulligan (CHP) 327 0.57%		Anita Vandenbeld

2019

Main article: 2019 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		PPC		Communist		Other
Carleton		Chris Rodgers 26,518 38.23%		Pierre Poilievre 32,147 46.35%		Kevin Hua 6,479 9.34%		Gordon Kubanek 3,423 4.94%		Alain Musende 792 1.14%						Pierre Poilievre
Kanata—Carleton		Karen McCrimmon 28,746 43.05%		Justina McCaffrey 24,361 36.48%		Melissa Coenraad 8,317 12.46%		Jennifer Purdy 4,387 6.57%		Scott Miller 961 1.44%						Karen McCrimmon
Nepean		Chandra Arya 31,933 45.89%		Brian St. Louis 23,320 33.51%		Zaff Ansari 9,104 13.08%		Jean-Luc Cooke 4,379 6.29%		Azim Hooda 687 0.99%		Dustan Wang 160 0.23%				Chandra Arya
Orléans		Marie-France Lalonde 44,183 54.27%		David Bertschi 22,984 28.23%		Jacqui Wiens 9,428 11.58%		Michelle Petersen 3,829 4.70%		Roger Saint-Fleur 986 1.21%						Andrew Leslie†
Ottawa Centre		Catherine McKenna 38,391 48.66%		Carol Clemenhagen 9,920 12.57%		Emilie Taman 22,916 29.04%		Angela Keller-Herzog 5,837 7.40%		Merylee Sevilla 720 0.91%		Stuart Ryan 111 0.14%		Shelby Bertrand (Animal) 207 0.26%		Catherine McKenna
														Coreen Corcoran (Libert.) 360 0.46%
														Chris G Jones (Ind.) 177 0.22%
														Marie-Chantal Leriche (CHP) 198 0.25%
														Giang Ha Thu Vo (Ind.) 65 0.08%
Ottawa South		David McGuinty 34,205 52.32%		Eli Tannis 16,025 24.51%		Morgan Gay 10,457 16.00%		Les Schram 3,645 5.58%		Rodrigo André Bolaños 717 1.10%		Larry Wasslen 99 0.15%		Ahmed Bouragba (Ind.) 141 0.22%		David McGuinty
														Sarmad Laith (Ind.) 87 0.13%
Ottawa—Vanier		Mona Fortier 32,679 51.16%		Joel E. Bernard 11,118 17.40%		Stéphanie Mercier 13,516 21.16%		Oriana Ngabirano 4,796 7.51%		Paul Durst 1,064 1.67%		Michelle Paquette 115 0.18%		Joel Altman (Ind.) 211 0.33%		Mona Fortier
														Christian Legeais (M-L) 59 0.09%
														Daniel James McHugh (Ind.) 94 0.15%
														Derek Miller (Rhino.) 229 0.36%
Ottawa West—Nepean		Anita Vandenbeld 28,378 45.62%		Abdul Abdi 16,876 27.13%		Angella MacEwen 11,646 18.72%		David Stibbe 3,894 6.26%		Serguei Guevorkian 839 1.35%		Vincent Cama 103 0.17%		Nick Lin (M-L) 48 0.08%		Anita Vandenbeld
														Butch Moore (NA) 71 0.11%
														Sean Mulligan (CHP) 351 0.56%

2015

Main article: 2015 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Conservative		NDP		Liberal		Green		Other
Carleton		Pierre Poilievre 27,762 46.86%		Kc Larocque 3,632 6.13%		Chris Rodgers 25,913 43.74%		Deborah Coyne 1,932 3.26%				New District
Kanata—Carleton		Walter Pamic 24,829 39.21%		John Hansen 4,313 6.81%		Karen McCrimmon 32,477 51.29%		Andrew West 1,704 2.69%				Gordon O'Connor† Carleton—Mississippi Mills
Nepean		Andy Wang 23,442 36.13%		Sean Devine 5,324 8.20%		Chandra Arya 34,017 52.42%		Jean-Luc Roger Cooke 1,513 2.33%		Jesus Cosico (Ind.) 416 0.64%		Pierre Poilievre‡ Nepean—Carleton
										Hubert Mamba (Ind.) 69 0.11%
										Tony Seed (M-L) 41 0.06%
										Harry Splett (Ind.) 66 0.10%
Orléans		Royal Galipeau 23,821 30.54%		Nancy Tremblay 6,215 7.97%		Andrew Leslie 46,542 59.68%		Raphaël Morin 1,410 1.81%				Royal Galipeau Ottawa—Orléans
Ottawa Centre		Damian Konstantinakos 10,943 14.49%		Paul Dewar 29,098 38.54%		Catherine McKenna 32,211 42.66%		Tom Milroy 2,246 2.97%		John Andrew Omowole Akpata (Mar.) 160 0.21%		Paul Dewar
										Dean T. Harris (Libert.) 551 0.73%
										Conrad Lukawski (Rhino.) 167 0.22%
										Stuart Ryan (Comm.) 124 0.16%
Ottawa South		Dev Balkissoon 15,711 24.30%		George Brown 7,480 11.57%		David McGuinty 38,831 60.06%		John Redins 1,888 2.92%		Al Gullon (PC) 366 0.57%		David McGuinty
										Larry Wasslen (Comm.) 136 0.21%
										Damien Wilson (Libert.) 237 0.37%
Ottawa—Vanier		David Piccini 12,109 19.11%		Emilie Taman 12,194 19.25%		Mauril Bélanger 36,474 57.57%		Nira Dookeran 1,947 3.07%		Coreen Corcoran (Libert.) 503 0.79%		Mauril Bélanger
										Christian Legeais (M-L) 128 0.20%
Ottawa West—Nepean		Abdul Abdi 18,893 30.03%		Marlene Rivier 6,195 9.85%		Anita Vandenbeld 35,199 55.95%		Mark Brooks 1,772 2.82%		Sam Heaton (M-L) 114 0.18%		Vacant
										Rod Taylor (CHP) 740 1.18%

2011

Main article: 2011 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Carleton—Mississippi Mills		Gordon O'Connor 43,723 56.95%		Karen McCrimmon 18,393 23.96%		Erin Peters 11,223 14.62%		John Hogg 3,434 4.47%				Gordon O'Connor
Nepean—Carleton		Pierre Poilievre 43,477 54.45%		Ryan Keon 20,146 25.23%		Ric Dagenais 12,962 16.23%		Jean-Luc Cooke 3,260 4.08%				Pierre Poilievre
Ottawa Centre		Damian Konstantinakos 14,063 21.68%		Scott Bradley 13,049 20.12%		Paul Dewar 33,805 52.11%		Jen Hunter 3,262 5.03%		John Andrew Akpata (Mar.) 326 0.50%		Paul Dewar
										Romeo Bellai (Ind.) 210 0.32%
										Stuart Ryan (Comm.) 109 0.17%
										Pierre Soublière (M-L) 44 0.07%
Ottawa—Orléans		Royal Galipeau 28,584 44.55%		David Bertschi 24,649 38.42%		Martine Cénatus 9,086 14.16%		Paul Maillet 1,839 2.87%				Royal Galipeau
Ottawa South		Elie Salibi 19,634 33.28%		David McGuinty 25,963 44.01%		James McLaren 10,712 18.16%		Mick Kitor 1,787 3.03%		Mike Bleskie (Pirate) 382 0.65%		David McGuinty
										Al Gullon (PC) 513 0.87%
Ottawa—Vanier		Rem Westland 14,184 27.06%		Mauril Bélanger 20,009 38.17%		Trevor Haché 15,391 29.36%		Caroline Rioux 2,716 5.18%		Christian Legeais (M-L) 122 0.23%		Mauril Bélanger
Ottawa West—Nepean		John Baird 25,226 44.71%		Anita Vandenbeld 17,790 31.53%		Marlene Rivier 11,128 19.72%		Mark MacKenzie 2,279 4.04%				John Baird

2008

Main article: 2008 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings. Colours show the result after the 2006 and 2008 elections which had the same seat results

Carleton-Mississippi Mills Nepean-Carleton Ottawa Centre Ottawa-Orléans Ottawa South Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West-Nepean

Key

• Red - Liberal seats
• Blue - Conservative seats
• Orange - NDP seats

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Conservative		Liberal		NDP		Green		Other
Carleton—Mississippi Mills		Gordon O'Connor 39,433 57.77%		Justin MacKinnon 15,254 22.35%		Paul Arbour 6,583 9.64%		Jake Cole 6,983 10.23%				Gordon O'Connor
Nepean—Carleton		Pierre Poilievre 39,921 55.84%		Ed Mahfouz 16,743 23.42%		Phil Brown 6,946 9.72%		Lori Gadzala 7,880 11.02%				Pierre Poilievre
Ottawa Centre		Brian McGarry 15,065 23.57%		Penny Collenette 16,633 26.02%		Paul Dewar 25,399 39.74%		Jen Hunter 6,348 9.93%		John Andrew Akpata (Mar.) 378 0.59%		Paul Dewar
										Pierre Soublière (M-L) 95 0.15%
Ottawa—Orléans		Royal Galipeau 27,244 44.91%		Marc Godbout 23,549 38.82%		Amy O'Dell 6,025 9.93%		Paul Maillet 3,845 6.34%				Royal Galipeau
Ottawa South		Elie Salibi 19,417 33.38%		David McGuinty 29,035 49.91%		Hijal De Sarkar 4,920 8.46%		Qais Ghanem 3,939 6.77%		Jean-Serge Brisson (Libert.) 244 0.42%		David McGuinty
										Al Gullon (PC) 620 1.07%
Ottawa—Vanier		Patrick Glémaud 14,138 27.28%		Mauril Bélanger 23,948 46.20%		Trevor Haché 8,845 17.06%		Akbar Manoussi 4,447 8.58%		Christian Legeais (M-L) 130 0.25%		Mauril Bélanger
										Michel St-Onge (CAP) 100 0.19%
										Robert Taylor-Larter (Ind.) 227 0.44%
Ottawa West—Nepean		John Baird 25,109 44.98%		David Pratt 20,161 36.12%		Marlene Rivier 6,432 11.52%		Francis Coates 3,558 6.37%		Alex McDonald (Comm.) 150 0.27%		John Baird
										David Page (Ind.) 414 0.74%

Conservative Party of Canada	Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada	New Democratic Party

2006

Main article: 2006 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Other
Carleton—Mississippi Mills		Isabel Metcalfe 16,360 23.57%		Gordon O'Connor 39,004 56.19%		Tasha Bridgen 8,677 12.50%		Jake Cole 4,544 6.55%		George Kolaczynski (Mar.) 426 0.61%		Gordon O'Connor
										Tracy Parsons (PC) 408 0.59%
Nepean—Carleton		Michael Gaffney 20,111 27.98%		Pierre Poilievre 39,512 54.97%		Laurel Gibbons 8,274 11.51%		Lori Gadzala 3,976 5.53%				Pierre Poilievre
Ottawa Centre		Richard Mahoney 19,468 29.22%		Keith Fountain 15,105 22.67%		Paul Dewar 24,609 36.94%		David Chernushenko 6,765 10.15%		John Andrew Akpata (Mar.) 387 0.58%		Ed Broadbent†
										Christian Legeais (M-L) 69 0.10%
										Stuart Ryan (Comm.) 102 0.15%
										Anwar Syed (Ind.) 121 0.18%
Ottawa—Orléans		Marc Godbout 24,224 39.08%		Royal Galipeau 25,455 41.06%		Mark Andrew Leahy 9,354 15.09%		Sarah Samplonius 2,377 3.83%		Alain Saint-Yves (Ind.) 578 0.93%		Marc Godbout
Ottawa South		David McGuinty 27,158 44.15%		Allan Cutler 23,028 37.44%		Henri Sader 8,138 13.23%		John Ford 2,913 4.74%		Brad Thomson (PC) 273 0.44%		David McGuinty
Ottawa—Vanier		Mauril Bélanger 23,567 42.31%		Paul Benoit 15,970 28.67%		Ric Dagenais 12,145 21.81%		Raphaël Thierrin 3,675 6.60%		Alexandre Legeais (M-L) 117 0.21%		Mauril Bélanger
										James C. Parsons (PC) 221 0.40%
Ottawa West—Nepean		Lee Farnworth 20,250 34.06%		John Baird 25,607 43.07%		Marlene Rivier 9,626 16.19%		Neil Adair 2,941 4.95%		Randy Bens (CAP) 121 0.20%		Marlene Catterall†
										John Pacheco (Ind.) 905 1.52%

Conservative Party of Canada	Green Party of Canada
Liberal Party of Canada	New Democratic Party

2004

Main article: 2004 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates														Incumbent
	Liberal		Conservative		NDP		Green		Marijuana		Marxist-Leninist		Other
Carleton—Lanark		Dan Wicklum 22,185 33.99%		Gordon O'Connor 32,664 50.04%		Rick Prashaw 6,758 10.35%		Stuart Langstaff 3,665 5.61%							New district
Nepean—Carleton		David Pratt 26,684 40.05%		Pierre Poilievre 30,420 45.66%		Phil Brown 6,072 9.11%		Chris Walker 2,886 4.33%		Brad Powers 561 0.84%						David Pratt
Ottawa Centre		Richard Mahoney 19,478 31.07%		Mike Murphy 11,933 19.04%		Ed Broadbent 25,734 41.05%		David Chernushenko 4,730 7.55%		Michael Foster 455 0.73%		Louis Lang 67 0.11%		Carla Marie Dancey (CAP) 76 0.12%	Vacant
														Robert G. Gauthier (Ind.) 121 0.19%
														Stuart Ryan (Comm.) 90 0.14%
Ottawa—Orléans		Marc Godbout 26,383 44.99%		Walter Robinson 23,655 40.34%		Crystal Leblanc 5,905 10.07%		Dan Biocchi 2,699 4.60%								Eugène Bellemare†
Ottawa South		David McGuinty 25,956 43.82%		Alan Riddell 20,622 34.82%		Monia Mazigh 8,080 13.64%		John Ford 3,398 5.74%		John Akpata 495 0.84%		Saroj Bains 79 0.13%		Raymond Aubin (Ind.) 225 0.38%		John Paul Manley†
														Brad Thomson (PC) 375 0.63%
Ottawa—Vanier		Mauril Bélanger 25,952 49.17%		Kevin Friday 12,769 24.19%		Ric Dagenais 9,787 18.54%		Raphaël Thierrin 3,628 6.87%		Carol Taylor 558 1.06%		Françoise Roy 85 0.16%				Mauril Bélanger
Ottawa West—Nepean		Marlene Catterall 23,971 41.78%		Sean Casey 22,591 39.37%		Marlene Rivier 7,449 12.98%		Neil Adair 2,748 4.79%		Russell Barth 430 0.75%		Alexandre Legeais 68 0.12%		Mary-Sue Haliburton (CAP) 121 0.21%		Marlene Catterall

Maps

1. Carleton-Lanark
2. Nepean-Carleton
3. Ottawa Centre
4. Ottawa-Orléans
5. Ottawa South
6. Ottawa-Vanier
7. Ottawa West-Nepean

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2000

Main article: 2000 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings in 2000. Colours show the result from the 2000 election

Nepean-Carleton Ottawa Centre Ottawa-Orléans Ottawa South Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West-Nepean

Electoral district	Candidates																Incumbent
	Liberal		Canadian Alliance		NDP		PC		Green		Marijuana		Natural Law		Other
Nepean—Carleton		David Pratt 24,570 41.16%		Michael Green 22,310 37.37%		Craig Parsons 2,223 3.72%		Bill Knott 9,536 15.98%		Isobel McGregor 805 1.35%				Lester Newby 118 0.20%		Jacques Waisvisz (CAP) 131 0.22%		David Pratt
Ottawa Centre		Mac Harb 22,716 40.01%		David Brown 10,167 17.91%		Heather-Jane Robertson 13,516 23.81%		Beverley Mitchell 7,505 13.22%		Chris Bradshaw 1,531 2.70%		Brad Powers 813 1.43%		Neil Paterson 111 0.20%		Mistahi Corkill (M-L) 66 0.12% Carla Marie Dancey (CAP) 210 0.37% Marvin Glass (Comm.) 139 0.24%		Mac Harb
Ottawa—Orléans		Eugène Bellemare 26,635 51.01%		Rita Burke 13,316 25.50%		Maureen Prebinski 2,169 4.15%		Marc-André Bélair 8,738 16.73%		Richard Warman 561 1.07%		John Albert 534 1.02%		Heather Hanson 117 0.22%		Louis Lang (M-L) 41 0.08% Jean Saintonge (CAP) 108 0.21%		Eugène Bellemare
Ottawa South		John Manley 26,585 51.33%		Brad Darbyson 12,677 24.48%		Jeannie Page 3,463 6.69%		Kevin Lister 8,096 15.63%				Ron Whalen 679 1.31%		James Hea 141 0.27%		Marsha Fine (M-L) 80 0.15% Mick Panesar (Comm.) 69 0.13%		John Manley
Ottawa—Vanier		Mauril Bélanger 26,749 55.56%		Nestor Gayowsky 7,600 15.79%		Joseph Zebrowski 4,194 8.71%		Stephen Woollcombe 7,400 15.37%		Adam Sommerfeld 1,083 2.25%		Raymond Turmel 728 1.51%		Pierrette Blondin 187 0.39%		Kim Roberge (M-L) 74 0.15% Raymond Samuéls (CAP) 126 0.26%		Mauril Bélanger
Ottawa West—Nepean		Marlene Catterall 22,606 43.32%		Barry Yeates 14,753 28.27%		Kevin Kinsella 2,718 5.21%		Tom Curran 10,507 20.13%		Matt Takach 585 1.12%		Sotos Petrides 423 0.81%		Richard Michael Wolfson 58 0.11%		David Creighton (CAP) 376 0.72% Stuart Ryan (Comm.) 70 0.13% John Turmel (Ind.) 89 0.17%		Marlene Catterall

1997

Main article: 1997 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings in 1997. Colours show the result from the 1997 election

Carleton-Gloucester Nepean-Carleton Ottawa Centre Ottawa South Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West-Nepean

Electoral district	Candidates																Incumbent
	Liberal		Reform		NDP		PC		Natural Law		Green		Canadian Action		Other
Carleton—Gloucester		Eugène Bellemare 29,862		Shannon Smith 7,404		Cindy Ignacz 2,831		Michel Drapeau 9,960		James Hea 349				Jean Saintonge 244				Eugène Bellemare
Nepean—Carleton		David Pratt 28,366		Paul Fitzgerald 15,333		Cathy Martin 2,788		M.E. Betty Hill 11,072		Brian Ernest Jackson 238				Terrence Bell 331				Beryl Gaffney†
Ottawa Centre		Mac Harb 25,987		John Perocchio 6,651		Jamey Heath 13,646		Peter Annis 9,391		Neil Paterson 211		Frank de Jong 855		Howard Bertram 236		Susan Cumby (Ind.) 190 Hardial Bains (M-L) 150 Malek Khouri (Ind.) 92 Ray Joseph Cormier (Ind.) 91		Mac Harb
Ottawa South		John Manley 31,725		Carla Marie Dancey 8,522		Marcella Munro 4,374		Keith Beardsley 8,115		Richard Michael Wolfson 167		Maria von Fickenstein 440		Paula Williams 281		Anna di Carlo (M-L) 140		John Manley
Ottawa—Vanier		Mauril Bélanger 30,728		Ray Grant 4,868		David Gagnon 5,952		Luc Edmund Barrick 6,754		Roger Bouchard 330		Richard Guy Briggs 651				César Antonio Bello (Ind.) 241 Robert Rival (M-L) 138		Mauril Bélanger
Ottawa West—Nepean		Marlene Catterall 29,511		Barry Yates 11,601		Wendy Byrne 4,163		Margret Kopala 8,489		Stan Lamothe 153		Stuart Langstaff 416				John Turmel (Ind.) 211 Marsha Fine (M-L) 90		Marlene Catterall

1993

Main article: 1993 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings in 1993. Colours show the result from the 1993 election

Carleton-Gloucester Nepean Ottawa Centre Ottawa South Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West

Electoral district	Candidates																Incumbent
	PC		Liberal		NDP		Reform		Green		Natural Law		National		Other
Carleton—Gloucester		Thérèse McKellar 10,598		Eugène Bellemare 43,212		Cindy Moriarty 2,575		Ken Binda 11,474		Alain Doiron 365		James M. Hea 461		Shelley Ann Clark 772		Judy Thompson (CHP) 220 Tom J. Kennedy (Abol.) 80		Eugène Bellemare
Nepean		Donna Hicks 9,668		Beryl Gaffney 33,376		Nizam Siddiqu] 1,967		Gus Klovan 9,114		Andrew van Iterson 420		Brian Jackson 255		Ralph Anderson 979		Brian MacKintosh (Lbt.) 133 Marko Braovac (Com'lth) 105 Tonis Kasvand (Abol.) 33		Beryl Gaffney
Ottawa Centre		Ian R. Lee 5,453		Mac Harb 23,816		Marion Dewar 10,398		Len Tucker 4,380		Frank Thompson 545		Neil Paterson 328		John Foster 740		Hardial Bains (M-L) 86 Clayoquot Keith Ashdown (Ind.) 71 Pauline G. Morrissette (Abol.) 36 Marie-Thérèse Costisella (Com'lth) 34 Vic Wilczur (Ind.) 0		Mac Harb
Ottawa South		Joe Anton 6,580		John Paul Manley 35,705		Ursule Critoph 2,116		Doug Walkinshaw 7,749		Joe Palmer 391		Ronald Parker 243		George Shirreff 1,024		Louise Waldman (M-L) 67		John Manley
Ottawa—Vanier		Marie-Christine Lemire 4,486		Jean-Robert Gauthier 31,216		Willie Dunn 2,935		Sam Dancey 3,553		Frank de Jong 606		Roger Bouchard 414		Raymond Samuels 497		David Talbot (Ind.) 429 Serge Lafortune (M-L) 138 Steven Edward White (Abol.) 28		Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West		Nancy Munro-Parry 6,135		Marlene Catterall 28,012		Norman Bobbitt 1,854		Peter Boddy 6,144		Morgan van Wyck 225		Stan Lamothe 156		Bryce Wilson 832		Leonard Knoll (Lbt.) 122 Julie Start (Abol.) 27 Kamal Shah (Com'lth) 22		Marlene Catterall

1988

Main article: 1988 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings in 1988. Colours show the result from the 1988 election

Carleton-Gloucester Nepean Ottawa Centre Ottawa South Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West

Electoral district	Candidates								Incumbent
	PC		Liberal		NDP		Other
Carleton—Gloucester		Maureen McTeer 23,964		Eugène Bellemare 30,925		Robert Cottingham 6,217		Terese Ferri (CHP) 2,728 Peter Francis Godfather Quinlan (Rhino.) 435	new district
Nepean		Bill Tupper 23,399		Beryl Gaffney 26,632		Bea Murray 6,119		Debbie Anne Brennan (Com'lth) 292		Bill Tupper
Ottawa Centre		Bob Plamondon 13,142		Mac Harb 18,096		Mike Cassidy 17,334		John W. Dodson (Green) 300 Leapin Liz Johnson (Rhino.) 292 John Turmel (Ind.) 152 Michael K.B. Hahn (Ind.) 115 Rudolph Shally (Lbt.) 115 Hardial Bains (n/a) 66 Istvan Kovach (C.C.F) 30		Mike Cassidy
Ottawa South		Barry Turner 19,134		John Manley 27,740		John Fryer 7,392		Marc A. Schindler (Lbt.) 146 Jack C. Chambers (Com'lth) 90 Charles Boylan (n/a) 74		Barry Turner
Ottawa—Vanier		Gilles Guénette 11,197		Jean-Robert Gauthier 28,581		Kathryn Barnard 7,712		Charlie le concierge McKenzie (Rhino.) 460 Jean-Claude Viens (n/a) 256 Louis Lang (n/a) 61		Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West		David Daubney 18,299		Marlene Catterall 23,470		Theresa Kavanagh 5,300		Peter Cavers (Comm.) 156 Donna Petersen (n/a) 130		David Daubney

1984

Main article: 1984 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings in 1984. Colours show the result from the 1984 election

Nepean-Carleton Ottawa-Carleton Ottawa Centre Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	Liberal		PC		NDP		Green		Other
Nepean—Carleton		Gord Hunter 20,852		Bill Tupper 41,663		Bea Murray 11,035		Gregory Vezina 737		Ray Turmel (Ind.) 204		Walter Baker†
Ottawa—Carleton		Albert Roy 30,747		Barry Turner 34,693		Vernon Lang 10,760		John W. Dodson 341		J.C. Reverent Hicks (Rhino.) 648 Mireille Landry-Kennedy (Ind.) 281 Sylvain LaBelle (Com'lth) 69		Jean-Luc Pépin†
Ottawa Centre		John Evans 15,380		Dan Chilcott 17,790		Mike Cassidy 17,844		Gordon Scott McLeod 285		Barry J. Heidt (Rhino.) 382 Marvin Glass (Comm.) 93 Ray Joseph Cormier (Ind.) 71 Rodger L. James (Ind.) 45 Marc Gauvin (Ind.) 29		John Evans
Ottawa—Vanier		Jean-Robert Gauthier 21,401		Michel Lamoureux 12,571		Kathryn Barnard 9,364				Serge Girard (Ind.) 265		Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West		Lloyd Francis 19,314		David Daubney 26,591		Ross Chapman 8,304				Thérèse Turmel (Ind.) 285		Lloyd Francis

1980

Main article: 1980 Canadian federal election

Map of the region's ridings in 1980. Colours show the result from the 1980 election

Nepean-Carleton Ottawa-Carleton Ottawa Centre Ottawa-Vanier Ottawa West

Electoral district	Candidates										Incumbent
	PC		Liberal		NDP		Rhinoceros		Other
Nepean—Carleton		Walter Baker 31,498		Gord Hunter 19,482		Alan White 7,187		Alan Cockerell 658				Walter Baker
Ottawa—Carleton		Bert Lawrence 22,384		Jean-Luc Pépin 34,960		Don Francis 7,788				Oli Cosgrove (n./a.) 235		Jean-Luc Pépin
Ottawa Centre		Jean Pigott 17,181		John Evans 21,659		John Smart 7,529		David Langille 358		Robin Mathews (n.a.) 170 Marvin Glass (Comm.) 116 John Turmel (Ind.) 62 Robin Collins (M-L) 44 Iqbal Ben-Tahir (Ind.) 36 Ernest Bouchard (n.a.) 32		John Evans
Ottawa—Vanier		Moe Royer 7,379		Jean-Robert Gauthier 27,564		Jim Stark 5,721		Graham Pickles Ashby 519		Gail Dexter Lord (n.a.) 166 Serge LaFortune (M-L) 100		Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West		Ken Binks 21,940		Lloyd Francis 22,460		Abby Pollonetsky 5,955				John A. Clark (Ind.) 398		Ken Binks

1979

Main article: 1979 Canadian federal election

Electoral district	Candidates								Incumbent
	Liberal		PC		NDP		Other
Nepean—Carleton		Bluma Appel 17,108		Walter Baker 36,717		Marnie Girvan 7,810				Walter Baker Grenville—Carleton
Ottawa—Carleton		Jean-Luc Pépin 33,972		Jean Pigott 26,972		Jill Vickers 8,234				Jean Pigott
Ottawa Centre		John Evans 19,758		Robert de Cotret 18,728		John Smart 10,213		Other candidates Robin Matthews (n/a) 302 Michael John Charette (Ind.) 191 Marvin Glass (Comm.) 166		Robert de Cotret
Ottawa—Vanier		Jean-Robert Gauthier 28,098		Moe Royer 9,098		Paul Michaud 7,023		Serge Lafortune (M-L) 159		Jean-Robert Gauthier
Ottawa West		Lloyd Francis 22,985		Ken Binks 24,981		Abby Pollonetsky 7,051		John Turmel (Ind.) 193		Lloyd Francis

Map of the region's ridings in 1979

1. Nepean-Carleton
2. Ottawa-Carleton
3. Ottawa Centre
4. Ottawa-Vanier
5. Ottawa West

See also

• For earlier results, please see Canadian federal election results in Eastern Ontario.

Notes and References