Every Ottawa-area Green candidate for the 2025 Ontario election placed fourth—and garnered a smaller percentage of the vote compared to 2022. Green Party members in Ottawa are aware electoral success is an uphill battle. And that mountain got a little bit bigger after they watched the Ontario Election results pour in.

Residents across the Ottawa area went to the polls for the 2025 Ontario election to elect a winning party and Members of the Provincial Parliament (MPP). In the table below, find MPP incumbents and winners as they get declared across the region. Check back regularly as updates will be made as results roll in.

Ottawa centre is a provincial riding located in Ottawa. This riding is currently represented by Ontario NDP MPP Joel Harden who first took office in 2018. Harden collected 30,311 votes, winning 54.34 per cent of the vote in the 2022 Ontario provincial election.

Collard’s electoral win marks 54 years of Liberal leadership in Ottawa-Vanier. She won by an overwhelming margin with 21,164 votes and more than 51 per cent of the riding’s votes. The Progressive Conservative candidate, Marilissa Gosselin, came in second place with only 9,263 votes.

Ottawa West-Nepean is a provincial riding located in Ottawa. This riding is currently represented by Ontario NDP MPP Chandra Pasma who first took office in 2022. Pasma collected 15,696 votes, winning 37.

Liberal John Fraser looked headed to a comfortable victory almost from the moment the polls closed in Ottawa South. Fraser has held the seat since 2013, and also served as interim leader for the party before Bonnie Crombie was chosen for the job.

Well, that’s done. The election that was either completely unnecessary or existentially crucial, depending on the tint of your eyeglasses, is in the rearview mirror. Let’s generously give everyone the weekend off to rest,

Ontario's Progressive Conservative party will return to power in the Canadian province after winning a snap election on Thursday, according to CTV News projections.

As Stephen Blais puts it, the Liberal Party of Ontario has "survived" in recent years thanks in part to its strong showing in Ottawa. When Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford called ...

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With 116 of 116 polls reporting, Catherine McKenney, of the Ontario New Democratic Party, is projected to win in Ottawa Centre. McKenney has 32,483 of 58,320 (55.7%) votes cast.

With 104 of 104 polls reporting, incumbent Lucille Collard, of the Liberal Party of Ontario, is projected to be re-elected in Ottawa-Vanier. Collard has 21,164 of 41,049 (51.56%) votes cast.