Liberal MP Patrick Weiler has secured a commanding re-election in the federal riding of West Vancouver–Sunshine Coast–Sea to Sky Country, earning nearly 60 per cent of the vote.
With 230 of 231 polls reporting, Weiler captured 37,468 votes — a strong 59.7 per cent share — comfortably outpacing Roy, who finished with 20,726 votes (33 per cent).
The Green Party’s Lauren Greenlaw placed third with 3.5 per cent (2,167 votes), narrowly ahead of the NDP’s Jäger Rosenberg, who secured 3.3 per cent (2,043 votes). Other contenders, Peyman Askari of the People’s Party of Canada and Gordon Jeffrey of the Rhinoceros Party, garnered 0.5 per cent and 0.2 per cent of the vote, respectively.
First elected in 2019, Weiler won a third term in a historic election that saw Trump upending the country’s politics.
More tough times ahead for Canada. We have had ten years of Liberal policies driving Canada into the ground. And we voted for four more years of this.
You forgot the Harper years, they weren’t that great. Glad that PP didn’t win, totally unqualified, the conservative voters are not able to look at the bigger picture.